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Fun, up-tempo songs you know from the 80’s 90’s and 00’s, not just a single decade. And no musical boundaries! At the new Whoopie 100.9 FM, We Play Everything!
Fewer ads every single, hour plus our Whoopie Workday with three hours commercial-free weekdays from 9:00AM to Noon.
No deejays. That means more music, less blah, blah, blah.
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Always wicked fun, but with a Mainer edge!

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