WAER HD2

WAER HD2 streams live from Syracuse NY, United States, on Tuninga Radio.

This radio station specializes in News, Sports, Jazz, Adult Contemporary music.

The station provides a diverse range of programming, with a primary focus on Jazz music through its HD2 channel, alongside news and sports coverage. The main channel delivers a mix of news reports, sports updates, and features, while the Jazz 88 HD2 stream offers a dedicated listening experience for fans of the genre. News content includes reports on local events such as the ongoing Downtown Dining Week, featuring over 50 participating businesses, and coverage of a drone soccer competition at SUNY Poly. Sports programming highlights Syracuse University’s men’s lacrosse team facing Air Force for the first time since 2002, and previews the men’s basketball team’s ACC tournament matchup against SMU, alongside recaps of recent games, including a close overtime loss to Pittsburgh. The broadcaster also presents news briefs addressing topics like rising gas prices, workforce development grants, environmental concerns, and a new community solar program. The station’s programming includes several recurring segments and podcasts. Chris Bolt contributes news reports, including a piece on the Fenner Wind Farm and resident skepticism towards new renewable energy projects. Jake Bowen provides sports previews and analysis, while Scott Willis covers local advocacy efforts related to immigrant protection. Jack Siciliano reports on Downtown Dining Week, and Randy Gorbman covers the drone soccer competition. Josh Solomon offers previews and recaps of Syracuse men’s basketball games, and Sydney Chan provides game recaps. Additionally, “The Ostrom Avenue Podcast” features episodes discussing Syracuse Hoops and men’s lacrosse, with a recent episode featuring former lacrosse legend Ric Beardsley. The broadcaster has a history of providing news and sports coverage for the region, as evidenced by its long-standing presence and the depth of its reporting. The Fenner Wind Farm, built in 2001, is highlighted as a significant local landmark, demonstrating the station's commitment to covering regional developments. The inclusion of archived content and features like “The Ostrom Avenue Podcast” suggests a dedication to preserving and sharing the stories of the community. The station’s coverage of events, from local business initiatives to athletic competitions, underscores its role as a vital source of information for the region. The station operates multiple streams, including the main channel and the Jazz 88 HD2 stream. It actively engages with the community through its news reporting, podcast features, and coverage of local events. News briefs are regularly updated, addressing current issues and providing information on topics ranging from energy costs to workforce development. The station also provides information on initiatives like Elevate 315, which aims to provide students with more personalized instruction, showcasing a commitment to supporting educational programs within the community.