Towpath Radio

Towpath Radio streams live from Grand Rapids OH, United States, on Tuninga Radio.

This radio station specializes in Oldies, Pop, Rock, Adult Contemporary, News, Talk music.

The broadcaster offers a music format primarily featuring recordings from the 1950s, 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s, described as “Oldies.” Additionally, the station incorporates music from the 1980s and 1990s through a program called “Sweet 419,” catering to Gen X and Millennial audiences. News and community-focused content are also integral to the station's programming, alongside a live webcam feed showcasing a view of the local river town. The station emphasizes its role as a source for local information and entertainment, aiming to serve the surrounding area with a blend of nostalgic music and current events. A recent initiative, the “Here for Good” shirt campaign through Jūpmode, demonstrates a commitment to supporting the broadcaster's operations and future sustainability. The station’s weekday programming includes several distinct segments and hosts. London Mitchell provides news from 6:00 AM until noon, followed by Josh, who hosts from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM. John and Heidi take over from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM. Saturday programming features “The Ben Show” from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM, and “Live from the ‘60s” from 6:00 PM until midnight. London Mitchell also hosts “Staying in Contact” on Fridays at 9:00 AM. The station provides news updates, weather reports, and a “Letter to the Editor” segment. Podcasts, including “The Rapids Report,” are also available to listeners. The broadcaster has recently launched a new mobile application, replacing an older version, to enhance listener accessibility. A significant event recently occurred with the destruction of a local police station by fire, which was reported by the station. The station also highlighted the concerns of residents facing significantly higher natural gas bills, demonstrating a commitment to covering local issues. The return of a silent film to a historic town hall was another notable event covered by the station. The broadcaster has also been involved in community events, such as the promotion of the Jolly Gabbers’ performance at the town hall and the announcement of the Togany Fest Quartermania Fundraiser. The station utilizes a Roku app for streaming and offers a community guide alongside information about its operations and donation opportunities. It also provides a “Rapids Cam” livestream, offering a visual connection to the local area. The broadcaster actively encourages community involvement and support through various initiatives, including the “Here for Good” campaign and opportunities for volunteering with the local fire department. The station also provides a social media guide for the area, facilitating connections within the community.