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Spotify re-invented the radio
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Can't even seek through songs.
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this post was submitted on 17 Oct 2023
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At least the radio has someone that talks and occasionally interacts with the audience
This isn't always a good thing, like most "morning zoo" shows.
True, but I'm not a fan of those shows too. I've got some really good radio stations that I follow though and I find it hard to switch to any streaming services but I guess it's just my age showing.
Morning zoo shows got us TJ and the Wombat, so it was worth it.
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Spotify has an AI DJ that I actually quite enjoy. It says your name, asks how's it going and does it a pretty good job of mixing up music I like. It thinks I like country music every once in a while though. I have a couple of songs, but can't stand new country music.
Jesus Christ
I’m going to go ahead and echo your sentiment…