The catalog

Today's country and the '90s gold that built it.

The mainstream country recipe America's dominant heritage stations run: a tight current list so the hits repeat, a recurrent-heavy middle that carries the day, and a deep, '90s-forward gold spine — Garth, Strait, Alan Jackson and Brooks & Dunn under today's chart. This is the flagship, and the format our own Hog Country airs.

Currents + 1990→now gold

The hits as they happen — country for the fast lane.

Hot country: current-intensive with a young lean, quick recurrent turnover, and only the recent kind of gold. The same chart-fresh current list as Backroad at twice the repetition, with nothing older than the last decade behind it.

Currents + 2012→now gold

The country everybody knows every word to.

Classic country at highway speed: the '90s anthems up front, the decade deep behind them, the 2000s as seasoning, and the '60s–'80s legends — Haggard, Waylon, Jones and Dolly — anchoring the whole thing. The 90s-country nostalgia wave, packaged.

1960s–2000s, '90s-forward

Real alternative radio.

The proven alternative brand, expanded: modern alternative built from the Planet's own rotation — currents, recurrents and two decades of alt gold, tiered from actual spins in a real market, not guesswork. License the Planet name and badge for your market, or run the format under your own brand.

Currents + 1990s→now alternative

The classic rock canon, wall to wall.

The arena-filling classic rock library: the anthems up front, the core classics behind them, and the deep cuts and depth a heritage rocker actually needs — '60s stadium roots through the early-'90s edge.

1970s–1990s

Nickels, neon and the songs that started it all.

Oldies the way the jukebox served them: the '50s originals, the British Invasion, Motown wall to wall, and the pop of the late '60s and early '70s — short songs, fast rotations, everybody sings.

1950s–early 1970s

Classic hits with the crackle still on.

The '70s and '80s, pop side up: disco and Philly soul into MTV pop, funk into new wave — the classic hits library that keeps a workplace singing for eight hours without repeating itself.

1970s–1980s

Everything you dubbed off the radio.

Adult hits with the genre lines left off: '80s new wave into '90s alternative, pop, R&B and the block-party rap everyone knows — the everything-tape, sequenced like you made it yourself.

1980s–1990s

The 2000s on random.

Adult variety from the 2000s forward: garage-rock revival into the streaming era, indie crossover beside the pop monsters — every skip-proof song of the last twenty-five years on one dial.

2000s→now

Bright, familiar, all-day adult contemporary.

Mainstream AC for the workday: today's adult hits over two decades of familiar gold — bright, safe for every speaker in the building, and never so loud the phones can't be answered.

1980s→now

Soft AC that opens the blinds gently.

Soft AC with an uplifting lean: the great ballads and gentle standards of five decades, from the singer-songwriter '70s to today's quiet hits — easy on the ears, honest with the heart.

1970s→now

Hot AC with the windows down.

Hot AC: the current pop adults actually ask for, turned over fast, with the 2010s as recurrent fuel and just enough 2000s to keep the room grinning — current-intensive, never juvenile.

2000s→now

All Christmas, from the first flip to the last carol.

The all-Christmas flip, ready before Thanksgiving: the standards, the pop-era perennials and the instrumental spectacle, tiered so the powers repeat like December demands without burning the room out.

1940s→now, all Christmas