WHWS-LP FM 105.7 Hobart and William Smith College Radio

WHWS-LP FM 105.7 Hobart and William Smith College Radio streams live from Geneva NY, United States, on Tuninga Radio.

This radio station specializes in Adult Contemporary, Hip Hop, Variety music.

The station operates as a college radio station affiliated with Hobart and William Smith. It provides 24/7 live radio programming powered by students and the local community. The broadcaster aims to offer a platform for student expression and community engagement through radio broadcasting. The website serves as a central hub for listeners to access the station's live stream and learn more about its operations and personnel. The station acknowledges a period of inactivity on its blog, with plans to revive it in the future. The station’s programming is driven by student DJs, with opportunities available for HWS students to create and host their own radio shows. Cori Chapman hosts a show with a fondness for songs like “Headlock” by Imogen Heap and “SMUCKERS” by Tyler, the Creator, airing Thursdays at 5 PM and Fridays at 12 PM. Leo Bonacci hosts a show on Tuesdays at 9 PM, identifying as a “Greek Myth nut, Cleveland Guardians fan, mediocre at throwing axes.” The website highlights past programming events, including a September 2022 guide featuring over 99 shows and a fall concert guide in collaboration with 90.1 FM Different Radio. The station also provides a comment section for listeners to share feedback and interact with the broadcaster. The website’s archive reveals a history of promotional announcements and event listings. In February 2023, the broadcaster announced the opportunity for HWS students to create their own radio shows, encouraging interested students to visit the studios for more information. A September 2022 post detailed a comprehensive concert guide, created in partnership with 90.1 FM Different Radio. The station acknowledges a significant gap in blog content, with the last post dating back to June 4, 2024, expressing a commitment to restoring the blog's activity. The station’s online presence includes a live stream accessible through the website, along with a contact form for listener communication. The website features a photo gallery showcasing memorable moments from the station’s broadcasts. The broadcaster encourages community participation and provides avenues for listeners to connect and share their thoughts. The website also includes a notice regarding the blog's temporary absence, assuring visitors of its eventual return.