WSMN AM 1590

The station offers a diverse programming lineup catering to a variety of listener interests. Its core programming includes rock music, with dedicated blocks on Thursdays from 4:00 PM to 10:00 PM, Fridays from 5:00 PM to midnight, and Saturdays from 2:00 PM to midnight. In addition to rock, the broadcaster features a Sunday evening program dedicated to the music of Sinatra and big bands. Motorsports enthusiasts can tune in every Sunday for NASCAR and Indy Car races. The station also provides access to live video streams, including 24/7 studio cams and a view of Main Street. A significant portion of the schedule is dedicated to talk programming, encompassing a range of topics and perspectives. The station’s programming is hosted by a variety of personalities, including Mike Apfelberg, The Gregg, Paul G. Bergeron, Lisa Law, Perry Cataldo (with Lisa and Robyn), Susan and Jim (for Chamber Chats), Jim Lawrence (for Hidden Battles Radio), Bob’s Racing Report, Nashua Matters with John Sullivan, Julie Rutkowski, Andy Armstrong, Ray Andrews (Wolfmann), Bob Bartis, Donald Pare, James Cline, and Dana Loesch. Recurring shows include “Hidden Battles Radio,” “Nashua Matters,” “Chamber Chats,” “Bob’s Racing Report,” and “Common Sense Conservatives.” The “GamePlan” show, hosted by Mark Wholey, is also featured. The Village Network also has a dedicated slot on the station’s schedule. Listeners can access more information about individual hosts and shows via dedicated pages on the website. The broadcaster is owned and operated by Bartis-Russell Broadcasting LLC. The station's website indicates a commitment to community engagement, highlighted by the inclusion of Nashua Public Television (NPTV6) and its live cam page, offering a 24/7 view of the area. The station also provides a platform for local voices and organizations, as evidenced by the “Chamber Chats” program featuring Susan and Jim and the “Nashua Matters” program hosted by John Sullivan. The copyright information on the website indicates the year 2026, suggesting ongoing operation and development. The station provides multiple avenues for listeners to access its content, including live audio streaming and live HD video streaming. The website prominently features links for both listening and watching live. The broadcaster also maintains a page dedicated to NASCAR programming, indicating a focus on motorsports coverage. The website includes a copyright notice and acknowledges the use of a third-party platform, suggesting a modern and digitally-focused approach to broadcasting. The inclusion of various hosts and shows demonstrates a commitment to providing a diverse range of programming options for its audience.