
Diving west, I could hear
WQSU in Selinsgrove, PA long before I hit Interstate 80. Theoretically Stage College and Lewistown are at the furthest reaches of their Western coverage, but I was able to get them, on and off all along 322 west bound. Sadly all they seemed to play was a Godsmack over and over and over. Around Du Bois I caught some of
1260 WPHB-AM. They played 2 polka tunes and then the Ave Maria. I have no idea what format that is; Christian Polka? In Reedsville, PA I visited the Big Valley Antique center and rifles through stacks of 25 cent 78s for an hour.
I started getting
91.3 WYEP around Clarion which was at least somewhat audible till I started getting snippets of
92.5 WKHR.
WKHR runs a mix of standards and jazz that's just right for

rush hour. On the border before Youngstown, OH I caught
88.9 WWNW which was just running generic CHR. In the same town
WNIO-AM was rolling with a mix of standards and
WLOA-AM was playing country oldies. The latter simulcasts with
940 WGRP-AM.
On the way out of Youngstown I caught 91.1 The Grove City College
WSAJ. They were in the midst of a reggae set. Unexpectedly I caught Z88 aka
88.1 WZIP. I always forget how far north their signal reaches. Then as I hit I-480 I heard
88.9 WSTB "the Alter-Nation." They sound more pro than some of the pros. After that it was all Cleveland radio. There's always something interesting inland between the big cities.
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