Radio Station Information

WJEL 89.3 FM

Format:
Variety

Owner:
Metropolitan School District Of Washington Township

WJEL is an FM non-commercial radio station broadcasting at 89.3 MHz. The station is licensed to Indianapolis, IN and is part of that radio market. The station broadcasts Variety programming.

Station Coverage Map

WJEL-FM Coverage Map

Most Played Artist

Linkin Park, Drake, Eminem, Rihanna, Usher, T.I., Lady Gaga, Jack Johnson, Kanye West, Daughtry, Lifehouse, 3 Doors Down, Jay Sean, Owl City, Jeremih, Black Eyed Peas, Alicia Keys, John Mayer, Kid Rock, Nickelback

Nearby Radio Stations

WBRI 1500 AM, WFYI 90.1 FM, Q95, Alt 103.3, 107.9 The Mix, K-Love 97.5, WICR 88.7 FM, Fox Sports 1260, WHJE 91.3 FM, Classic Hits 104.5

Listener Comments and Reviews

How did I get my music on your radio station?
By: Bucket T on September 20, 2016

want my song to be played on your station.
By: Ebenezer on June 10, 2017

I began listening to your station just recently. While I enjoy the diverse selection of music, I am a bit disappointed. The station suggests tuning in if tired of hearing the same songs. The selection is good, but it seems that I hear the same songs every day. I listen at work, and it seems the same tunes are rotated during the day.
By: Lori Fowler on December 7, 2017

What was the name of the song you played on 10/14/18 at 8:49 pm?
By: Slava on October 15, 2018

Hello, what is your procedure to get a song played on your station? New Artist ELY, the song is Foolery. Go to itunes, spotify, and youtube and listen. I would love to hear the song on the radio. If you decide to play on your station can you give me a call to inform me before it is played. Please call me at 317-317-7280. ElY aka real name Elbert Coleman IV, a former student at North Central. Regards, Elbert Coleman lll
By: elbert coleman on August 19, 2019

Can you tell me the name of the song youn just played, at about 7:46 am, l on 10/1/19, right before Hallelujah? In the the chorus, they were singing, "Strating all over." Thank you!
By: Bobby Christman on October 1, 2019