John G.
6/29/2025
The musical selections are wide and interesting, spanning the 50s 60s 70s and a little bit of 80s. I didn't hear one repeat, and the feel of the music is soft and easy. Loved hearing the listeners...
WJIB Radio 740
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443 Concord Ave
Cambridge, MA 02138
WJIB Radio 740, located in Cambridge, MA, is a long-standing radio station that has been providing light adult-contemporary oldies and instrumentals to the Boston area since its debut in 1948. Owned by Bob Bittner Broadcasting, the station operates 24 hours a day on 740 kHz, offering a diverse range of artists such as The Beatles, Frank Sinatra, and Diana Ross. With a rich history and a commitment to delivering a pleasant listening experience, WJIB continues to be a beloved presence on the Boston radio dial.
Formerly known as WTAO and WCAS, the station underwent various ownership changes and format transitions before being acquired by broadcaster Bob Bittner in 1991. Rebranded as WWEA and later adopting the iconic WJIB call letters, the station returned to its original studio and transmitter location at 443 Concord Ave. Known for its eclectic blend of music genres and environmental messages, WJIB has become a staple in the Cambridge community, offering a nostalgic and enjoyable radio experience for listeners of all ages.
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ZoeEy W.
2/1/2025
Amazing moments and bring you back full circle & we can do it through the days. others.Have to remind us to find out what make us smile
Kurt A.
6/22/2024
Hands down the best radio station in Massachusetts! Everything from Etta James to Seal!
Lois L.
5/15/2024
I have been listening to WJIB for many years when Bob Bittner voice was heard. Since there was a new announcer, I noticed a change in music. I don't hear as many big band through early 1960's...
Kathy D.
5/21/2024
I was a longtime listener of WJIB when Bob Bitner was there. Always loved his music. Since the new owner has taken over the station, his type of music sounds more like the 70s when he was on WBCN...
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