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How to Listen to PURE OLDIES 104.5

How to Listen to PURE OLDIES 104.5

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There are many ways you can enjoy PURE OLDIES 104.5 at home, in your car, or on the go.

Radio
Tune to 104.5 FM on a home radio, in your car, or at work. You can also tune to 103.3 HD2 on an HD Radio.

Online
Listen online to PURE OLDIES 104.5 at oldies1045.com on either your desktop/laptop computer or using your mobile device.

TuneIn
Search for “PURE OLDIES 104.5” on the TuneIn app on your mobile device. TuneIn has both free and paid app options available.

Smart Speaker
Amazon Echo: Say “Alexa, enable PURE OLDIES 104-5” (say Pure Oldies one-oh-four-five) to enable the station skill. After that, you can say “Alexa, play PURE OLDIES 104-5” (say Pure Oldies one-oh-four-five) to listen.

Google Home: Say “OK Google, play PURE OLDIES 104.5” (say Pure Oldies one-oh-four-five).

Apple HomePod: The Apple HomePod does not yet have built-in capabilities to listen to PURE OLDIES 104.5. To listen on your Apple HomePod, download the free TuneIn iOS app, tap the AirPlay button , and select your HomePod.


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