What do you listen to when you are driving?

[walrus]

Couple weeks ago was jamming movie soundtracks for six hr drive. City driving is all local talk radio or some crusty 80's and 90's stuff. There are stretches of Florida coast where just cracking the windows and turning off the radio is enough.

Agree. You hit a scenic way it's either no radio or classical music though I may keep the talk on

[Spicoli]

Couple weeks ago was jamming movie soundtracks for six hr drive. City driving is all local talk radio or some crusty 80's and 90's stuff. There are stretches of Florida coast where just cracking the windows and turning off the radio is enough.

Agree. You hit a scenic way it's either no radio or classical music though I may keep the talk on

Yeh like the talk also. Especially late night when trying to stay awake on some stretches. Anything caller oriented, car shows to home or whatever.

[walrus]

I hear @Beanz, @Master and @Gandalf enjoy show tunes as they drive or any time for that matter

[Master]

Soul music and nothing but that is rubbish. This includes r n b and Elvis but nothing else.

When I exercise any high tempo beat will do no matter how poor the vocals.

[Dark Lord Al]

Always classical music , usually Elgar or Holst.

[Paul Kevin]

What ever available if nothing is there then Radio jamming

[Master]

Always classical music , usually Elgar or Holst.

I only listen to classical music when I am stressed as it helps me to relax and gather my thoughts. It has a calming quality.

[El Kabong]

Hmm when I'm driving I'll listen to a number of things but typically the wife and I will just talk and plan for things.

We listen to different podcasts, Bill Burr's Monday Morning Podcast is entertaining, The Art of Manliness Podcasts are very nice, 99% Unseen is a podcast my wife enjoys, and we typically like listening to The Splendid Table on NPR (which yeah, I know shocking) which is about food, preparing food, growing food, hosting, etc. Dinner Party Download is also alright at times. Getting Doug With High has been ok, but typically we watch that video podcast at home.


For music it'll depend on the weather, where I'm going, and what mood I'm in....80's, Country, Rock'n'Roll, and the wife enjoys some more "worldly" music like Manu Chao




....some of the stuff is ok, some of the stuff I tolerate.