96.3 WHHH-FM

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21 E Saint Joseph St

Indianapolis, IN 46204

+1 (317) 266-9600

http://www.hot963.com

96.3 WHHH-FM is a radio station based in Indianapolis, IN, offering a diverse range of music and entertainment programming to its listeners.

With a focus on engaging its audience through various shows and events, 96.3 WHHH-FM strives to provide a dynamic listening experience for the local community.

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3.01 reviews

Sarah A.

11/12/2008

This station is really kind of goofy. It's a top 40 hip hop and R&B station, so you can expect to hear the same songs over and over and oooover again, all of which will be highly over-produced...

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