Commuting is annoying, but a morning commute? Unspeakably dreadful. A morning commute in South Florida? It’s just the worst. Thankfully, there are plenty of morning radio shows on the air to keep you entertained during your drive. Whether you’re a fan of pop, country or classic rock, there’s a spot on the dial for you and hosts that will keep you chuckling as you slam the brakes all the way down the highway. Check out some of the best radio shows in South Florida.
“Elvis Duran and the Morning Show”
6-10 a.m. Monday through Friday on 100.7 FM
This “morning zoo”-style show, which broadcasts from New York City, features short entertainment and news reports and recorded prank calls with listeners. The Top 40 show, which began airing in 1996, blasts morning commuters with a crazy and entertaining mix of music, personalities and comedy. An endless parade of celebrity guests include Dan + Shay, One Republic, Shawn Mendes, Nick Jonas, John Cena and Emma Roberts. With topics ranging from breakup gifts to Instagram husbands, you won’t find yourself snoozing on your way to classes.
“The Bobby Bones Show”
6-10 a.m. Monday through Friday on 93.5 FM
If you like country music and good news, look no further than Bobby Bones. The show broadcasts from Nashville, and recurring segments include trivia and Friday morning dance parties. The highlight of the show is “Tell Me Something Good,” a segment where show members share positive news stories. Luke Bryan, Carrie Underwood, Blake Shelton and The Band Perry have all frequented the “The Bobby Bones Show” at one point or another. After a solid dose of feel-good songs, hilarious conversations and heartwarming stories, you’ll definitely wish you were in a truck on a dirt road, but at least the weekend’s never more than five days away.
“The DJ Laz Morning Show”
5:30-10 a.m. Monday through Friday on 97.3 FM
Broadcasting from Miami, “The DJ Laz Morning Show” plays Top 40 and fun. Listen to members of the show get answers for listeners about why they’ve been blown off in the appropriately named segment “Blown Off,” keep updated with 30-second entertainment news snippets, and get the Hollywood buzz straight from actors and singers. Seth Rogen, Iggy Azalea, Meghan Trainor and Sacha Baron Cohen have all stopped by the 97.3 studio for interviews. So, if you’re Miami-bred and prefer locally-sourced morning radio shows, “The DJ Laz Morning Show” is for you.
