Listeners of the popular “Dave and Chuck the Freak” show on 92.9 FM in Boston may have been caught off guard when they tuned in and heard business news instead.
The station, formerly known as Rock 92.9 FM, has been replaced by Bloomberg Radio. This change follows an announcement last month by the station’s parent company, Beasley Media Group.
Beasley Media Group stated that the decision to switch to Bloomberg Radio was made to “have an increased presence in the region,” reflecting a shift in focus from rock music to business news and financial content.
Rock 92.9’s content, including “Dave and Chuck the Freak,” will be moving to a new home, though specific details on its new location or format have yet to be disclosed.
The move to Bloomberg Radio marks a significant change for listeners who were accustomed to the station’s rock music and comedic morning show.
Where To Listen?
Rock 92.9’s content, including popular shows like “Dave and Chuck the Freak,” is still accessible to listeners despite the shift to Bloomberg Radio on the 92.9 FM frequency.
Fans can continue to enjoy Rock 92.9’s programming through other frequencies and the station’s app. This provides an alternative for those who were accustomed to the rock music and entertainment previously offered on 92.9 FM, ensuring that the station’s loyal audience can still access their favourite shows and music.
- 92.9 WBOS-FM HD2
- 106.1 FM
- WRCA 1330 AM
- ROCK 92.9 App
- Audio streaming apps, like Spotify and Apple podcasts
More About The Dave and Chuck the Freak Show
“Dave and Chuck the Freak” is a weekday morning radio show that airs on stations in several cities across the United States, including Boston.
Known for its humorous and often irreverent take on daily life, the show features a team of hosts: Dave Hunter, Chuck “the Freak” Urquhart, and Lisa Way.
According to the show’s description, the hosts discuss “pretty much everything that’s going on around us,” covering a wide range of topics from current events and pop culture to bizarre news stories and personal anecdotes.
The show’s blend of humour, candid conversations, and engaging segments has made it popular among listeners in various regions.
Despite the recent changes to Boston’s Rock 92.9 FM, fans of “Dave and Chuck the Freak” can still tune in via other frequencies and the station’s app to enjoy the show’s unique take on everyday happenings.
“We’ll tell you how we feel no matter how many complaints we receive,” the description says.
“We approach every day trying our best not to be like anything else you’ll find on your radio dial.”
