99.3 WFOS

Sundays with Sinatra and Joe Piscopo is everything you could expect from a program that is devoted exclusively to the greatest hits from the Chairman of the Board. Every Sunday, for two hours from 6 to 8 pm on WFOS Time Machine Radio 88.7 & 99.3 FM

Lost in the Shuffle revisits Soft Rock songs from the '70s and '80s this summer with a feature called "Heart Light City." Join us to hear these long-lost power ballads.

Smartmouth Brewing Co. is creating a limited-release craft beer for the launch of the Time Machine Radio Network. We sat down with the company's founder to learn about his journey into making beer.

"When I end my broadcasting days, I will end up pretty much where I started," says WHRO FM announcer Raymond Jones. Before WFOS—now known as the Time Machine Radio Network—was a part of the WHRO family, it was a part of his family.

Time Machine Radio Network is a journey through five decades of music. Where will it take you?

In a new segment on the Time Machine Radio Network Paul Shugrue, brings you "Today in Rock History." Hear it four times each weekday on 88.7 WFOS starting Feb. 1.

Radio hosts Larry Williams and Jerry Carter will host their own shows on the new Time Machine Radio Network on WFOS 88.7 and 99.3 FM. Williams' beach music can be heard on Saturdays and Carter's blues will air on weekdays.

WHRO Public Media has filed a license transfer agreement with the FCC to own and operate WFOS FM, previously owned and operated by Chesapeake Public Schools. The license transfer agreement is pending approval.