Illinois University, Chicago, Illinois) WDCE (University of Richmond, Richmond, Virginia) Canada CFCR-FM (Saskatoon, Saskatchewan) CKCU-FM (Ottawa, Ontario) CJAM-FM (Windsor, Ontario) CKIA-FM (Quebec, Quebec) CKUA Radio Network (Edmonton, Alberta) CKUT-FM (Montreal, Quebec) CKRL-FM (Quebec, Quebec) is the longest-running French-speaking community radio station CJTR-FM (Regina, Saskatchewan) Europe KilRock ('s Gravendeel, The Netherlands) Radio Centraal (Antwerp, Belgium) Subcity Radio (Glasgow, Scotland) RUC (Coimbra, Portugal) Australia PBS 106.7FM (Melbourne, Victoria) 3RRR (Melbourne, Victoria) 4zzz (Brisbane, Queensland) Radio Adelaide (Adelaide, South Australia) North West FM (Hadfield, Victoria) Freeform radio vs. eclectic radio Eclectic radio describes radio programming encompassing diverse music genres. Unlike freeform radio, the eclectic radio format involves prescribed playlists. While freeform radio stands in contrast to commercial radio formats, a number of commercial radio stations offer programs showcasing an eclectic variety of music. Some eclectic radio stations in the United States are: KCRW (Santa Monica, California) KEOS (College Station, Texas) KEXP (Seattle, Washington) KFAI (Minneapolis, Minnesota) KGLT (Bozeman, Montana) KNYE (Pahrump, Nevada) KGSR (Austin, Texas) KPIG (Freedom, California) KUOM (University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota) KXUA (Fayetteville, Arkansas) WERS (Boston, Massachusetts) WHPK (University of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois) WJCU (University Heights, Ohio) WMLB (Avondale Estates, Georgia) WUSM (Hattiesburg, Mississippi) WXPN (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) WNCW (Spindale, North Carolina) The Loft (Sirius XM) See also Progressive rock (radio format) Jack FM/Adult hits (A radio format very similar to the freeform format) Album-oriented rock Adult album alternative Public broadcasting Independent radio Jim Ladd Anything Anything with Rich Russo Tom Donahue Payola References External links History of Freeform Radio from WFMU Brief History of the Broadcast Music Revolution Introduction to the concepts for young listeners. Radio formats