Listening to the car radio ...

My commute recently went from four minutes to 40 minutes, so I have much more time in the car. I like to listen to morning radio because I enjoy the banter of the posts on my drive home. I usually listen to a podcast. At home we usually stream music.

For the same reasons I also listen to the radio in the car, unless I'm on a road trip and don't care about local stuff, then I listen sirius/xm.

Yes.  More than Apple Music, although I will do playlists every now and then.  It is an independent station I have been listening to for the last 30 - 40 years.  I have some others I cycle through but one main one my radio is tuned to.  I like the variety.  I like hearing the live music information.  They have a lot of programming that I like. They do live interviews with artist playing in town.  There are lots of reasons they are my go to. 

If I’m driving by myself sometimes I’ll turn on the radio. I’ll listen to music, not talking, not commercials…that’s a sure fire way to get me to turn it off. So I don’t turn on the radio at all during rush hour. Never listen at home unless it’s a game I can’t stream or find on the mlb app. When DH and I are in the car we stream if we listen to anything. We gab a lot!

I started listening to a local morning radio talk show when I started a new job that came with a 25-minute commute-- one of the longtime co-hosts of the show had started dating a lady in our church and had recently started attending the services. I was surprised to find that I like the banter of the co-hosts and the host of the show following the morning show. The co-hosts have since retired but I like the new co-hosts, so I have continued to listen. I don't care for some of their interviews if it's with someone/about some event I don't care about. But thankfully the half hour I listen to is usually just chatting about something--sometimes it's silly things, sometimes it's serious events. The host of the next show has a history in politics and is very good about explaining things in a very neutral way while also giving reasons why the left thinks this and the right thinks that.

Other than that show, I listen to music on XM radio because I hate commercials!

maybe i just don't like the way AM sounds in my car.  honda to mercedes, it has never sounded good to me.  it always sounds muffled.  

In my car, XM always.

In DH’s SUV, radio always b/c there is no satellite option.

At home, XM always unless the TV is on.

In my classroom, XM always.

I listen to the radio in the car sometimes, but not all the time. If I do listen, I am a usually channel surfer, I don't stick to one station.
Sometimes I plug in my phone and listen to certain songs on my playlist (sometimes the same song more than once), because I need to hear those specific lyrics at that moment. I am a lyric based listener first and foremost, above and beyond the actual music.

I have sensory issues. More often than not, I drive in silence, especially after work, after a social gathering or after being confined in a smaller waiting room with  other people's noise forced upon me (speaker phone, loud conversations, video game noise, children screeching, etc..).

I never listen to commercial AM or FM radio. I've been listening to Radio Paradise, a streaming service out of California, but it's  been getting repetitive (my main complaint with Sirius/XM) so I've been trying SoCal 88.5 radio. The playlists are awesome--much more diverse and newer stuff, but the issues are bad connections due to many dead areas in my town, some limited commercials and general yakking by the programmers, and the inability to reject songs I don't want to listen to, like Radio Paradise's capability.

For years and years I listened to the car radio (Sara and Vinny for locals

But last year I switched to Spotify and Podcasts and now I rarely listen to the radio.

I usually listen to the radio when I'm in the car, although most often it's talkback radio. If I want to listen to music in the car, I will scroll through all of the music stations, realise that I don't like most of the songs they play, then put on a CD.   (My car is a 2009 Camry, so it doesn't have bluetooth unfortunately, and I am limited to CDs.)

DSO and I have several radio shows that we listen to on a couple of community and independent radio stations. DSO is a paid up subscriber to one of them, so his name is read out at the end of the Blues show every Sunday.  We mainly do this over the weekend while we are sitting outside in our backyard, from Friday night and all through the weekend.

Other than that, I listen to music or podcasts on Spotify.

I listen to Sirius/XM in the car, and at home. Sometimes it’s a music channel and sometimes it’s news.

If I’m listening to music, I want all music, not talk in between the songs.

At home and in my car I listen to Sirius/XM almost exclusively. I travel for work quite often and in rental cars I'll either listen to the Sirius/XM app via my iPhone or I'll find and listen to a local NPR station.