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Have questions? We have answers... well, most of them anyway. If you can't find what you're looking for, no worries. Just send an email to info@woxy.com

Who is on and when?
Mike is 9a-1p, Shiv is 1p-5p and Joe is on 5p - 10p. The overnight and weekend hours are preprogrammed.

Will you be back on the FM dial at 97.7 FM?
Nope. But if you have an HD Radio and you live in the Cincinnati area, you can now hear our main broadcast as an HD Radio multicast channel (HD2) of WVXU 91.7 FM as well as online at WOXY.com. For more information on picking up our broadcast via HD Radio, check out WVXU.org.

Can I buy station t-shirts, stickers, etc?
Right here.

How can I get my music played on WOXY.com?
Send your stuff to: WOXY.com, ATTN - Music Director, 700 W Pete Rose Way, Cincinnati OH 45203. Please include a band bio and a contact phone number with your CD. We only accept CDs for consideration, no MP3s. Our music staff will review all submissions for potential airplay. Due to the volume of music received, we are not able to personally respond to all submissions.

How do I submit a song request to the WOXY.com studio?
There are two ways you can submit your request directly to the on-air DJ. Make a request via the Request A Song box here, or send an email including your request to dj AT woxy.com.

Why am I experiencing skipping and/or buffering in the audio stream?
The problem could be in several places, most of which are out of your and our control. More often than not, you're experiencing too much congestion either on your local ISP or the Internet at large. If you access the Internet via modem, try to avoid downloading files and viewing webpages containing large graphics while listening. If the problem continues, try connecting later.

Still need answers? Just send an email to info@woxy.com

As the old adage says, "The harder you work, the luckier you get." And we just got lucky (of course, after years of hard work!). In the spring of 1988, we got a call out of the blue from a movie company that was going to be filming in Cincinnati and wanted a tape of our station "image liners."

We were skeptical that anything would come of this, but we complied. We found out later that the researchers who scout locations had asked Cincinnati locals "Who's the hip/cool radio station in Cincinnati?" and we consistently got the most responses. When he was in Los Angeles, the Tom Cruise character probably would have listened to KROQ, the grandaddy of the Alternative format that we initially emulated when we started in 1983.

A dozen years after the movie won the Best Picture Oscar, we still get comments on our "movie debut"... and Dustin Hoffman saying "97X - BAM - The Future of Rock and Roll" six times will play on The Late Show for eternity!