Throwback Nation

Sun,Sat 7:00 pm - 12:00 am

If you grew up in the 1970s, 1980s, or 1990s, there’s a good chance that the radio was a part of your routine each and every night. Throwback Nation takes you back to that time with some of your favorite throwback tunes on Saturday and Sunday Night.

If you grew up in the 1970s, 1980s, or 1990s, there’s a good chance that the radio was a part of your routine each and every weeknight. From listening to your favorite hosts counting down the biggest songs of the day, to calling in your favorite requests, to giving shout outs to your friends and family members, there was a special connection when you heard your name or your song on the radio at night.

And, somehow, that connection seemed to go away. For whatever reason, those of us on the radio stopped being a conduit between YOU and your favorite music. For those of us at Throwback Nation Radio, that changes right now.

We know that hearing a great song can instantly mean so much; it can change your mood, your outlook, or your attitude! Hearing a request or a shout out can be the moment you and your friends celebrate a special birthday or anniversary. Or, if you’re on second or third shift, it can just be the perfect fit to keep you going during a long day at work.

At Throwback Nation Radio, we’re going to do our best to play your favorite songs every night, and help make memories with the radio ALL over again each and every night. After all, we’re hear to serve you and bring some fun to your evening – and it’s always more fun when you’re part of that process.

We can’t wait to get to know you and help you reconnect with the songs you love to play from back in the day. Please, reach out to us anytime and share a story or a memory – or something fun going on in your life. That’s what being a part of the Throwback Nation is all about – and we are SO happy to have you!

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