What Do Truckers Listen To

AM radio. Christian and country, along with bluegrass and cds.

 

How Big'A Boy Are Ya?

 

Company provides XM radio and subscription and I listen to a balance of music (current pop and classic rock) and talk/news. I never listen to FM radio, and rarely will tune AM to find Rush.

But lately I've started downloading audio books (Audible.com) from authors like Brad Thor and Ward Larsen and some of the "Killing" books by Bill O'Reilly. However, I admit this is a costly form of mobile entertainment. And once these are bought and "read", they can't be shared with others like with paper books.

 

Infowars / Alex Jones

 

alot of truckers listen to country

 

I listen to gospel and country music and the cb radio.

 

Older country, Bluegrass, some older southern rock, news channels. All on my Sirius thing.

 

My hubby listens to FM radio, whatever station that comes in wherever he is located. He likes to hear the news, since we don't have a tv in our house. That is how we get our news and information. However, he also has a bluetooth, so he talks to people while going down the road when he gets bored or he can't get a station to tune in.

 

Myself. Hard to believe but I basically rode in silence (it can be golden) until I got XM. I loathed station chasing years ago. Now it's Willie's Roadhouse, Prime Country, and The Sixties on 6 or silence sometimes.