The Hawk FM 99.9 - WODE

The station broadcasts a Classic Rock format, delivering a curated selection of music and related content to listeners. The primary focus is on providing a consistent stream of classic rock staples alongside news and features related to the genre. The broadcaster aims to keep listeners informed about significant events and developments within the rock music landscape, offering a blend of entertainment and information centered around the Classic Rock aesthetic. The website indicates a commitment to this format, with repeated emphasis on Classic Rock as the defining characteristic of the station’s programming. The daily schedule includes “The Morning Rave,” a show incorporating contests and opportunities for listener interaction, including chances to win tickets to concerts and other events. Current promotions include opportunities to see Metallica at Sphere Las Vegas, Train, and a chance to win $5,000 as part of a “Luck of the Irish” contest. The station also features a “Hawk VIP Workforce” segment, with a current focus on celebrating Women’s History Month. News updates are provided by Mariana A, who reports on a variety of topics including the passing of Country Joe McDonald, a milestone performance by Gorillaz on Saturday Night Live, Dogstar's upcoming album release, a documentary about the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Guns N’ Roses’ stadium tour, Sting’s anniversary album release, and reflections from Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails regarding touring. The station’s website highlights several notable events and news items related to the music industry. Recent coverage includes the death of Country Joe McDonald, a significant figure in the protest music movement of the 1960s. Other featured stories detail Gorillaz’s performance on Saturday Night Live, Dogstar’s new album and tour, a documentary about the early years of the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Guns N’ Roses’ upcoming stadium tour, and the expanded dates for Metallica’s “Life Burns Faster” residency at Sphere in Las Vegas. The station also reports on the 30th-anniversary release of Sting’s album “Mercury Falling” and insights from Trent Reznor about Nine Inch Nails’ touring legacy. The broadcaster provides a live audio stream accessible through the website. The site encourages visitors to upgrade their browsers for an improved experience. The station actively engages with its audience through contests, promotions, and opportunities to participate in live broadcasts. The website also offers a platform for advertising and information regarding workforce opportunities. The station’s online presence includes features and updates, providing listeners with a comprehensive resource for Classic Rock news, events, and music.