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Empire Central Radio is one of the three radio stations in Empire Bay. The station mainly plays big band music and is hosted by Richard Foxberry.

Empire Central Radio (ECNR), one of the three radio stations in Empire Bay, is hosted by Richard Foxberry. This station mainly plays big band music and jazz orchestra.

Diamond City Radio is a radio station in the Commonwealth in 2287, broadcast from Diamond City. It is owned and operated by Travis Miles. The station plays a wide range of music including pre-War and post-War tracks, with some of the post-War tracks written and performed by Magnolia from Goodneighbor. It includes songs from Fallout 3's Galaxy News Radio and is also the first radio station in the Fallout series to play mainstream 1950's rockabilly music, not just proto and western rockabilly songs which the previous games radio stations were known for.

Appalachia Radio is a radio station in Appalachia. Although the station previously lacked a DJ, Julie took over the station in 2103. As humans returned to the region after the Scorched Plague subsided, Julie, a young woman from the area, found the station where Appalachia Radio had its origin. She had previously listened to the station, and because the songs meant so much to her, she wanted to make sure that the radio was kept in working order. Julie claims that upon reaching the station, its equipment was days away from breaking down, and that with her arrival she averted a situation where the radio would continuously broadcast Cole Porter's "Anything Goes" on a loop. The radio station also has several terminals in the building, which recorded the most popular songs being broadcast before the Great War. "Take Me Home, Country Roads" was overwhelmingly the favorite, and Julie speculates that it is still the case decades after the bombs. You're listening to Appalachia Radio, an enduring source of happiness in a sometimes unbelievable world.

Radio New Vegas is the main radio station of New Vegas and the Mojave Wasteland. The station is presented by an AI disc jockey, Mr. New Vegas, and plays both music and news. This radio station plays mostly Las Vegas influenced music from the 1940s, '50s, and '60s. This is in contrast with the Mojave Music Radio that plays more traditional country music and a bit of western-rockabilly.

In early 1980s Vice City, if you got caught in an extramarital affair with your wife's aerobics instructor, there was only one man to turn to: Fernando Martinez. Fernando brought make-up and make-out music to all of Vice City's lovers. Impassioned with the spirit of emotionally charged anthems by artists like Cutting Crew and Mister Mister. Power ballads, montages, divorce. Standing on the brink of existence, again. The station for laughter, and sorrow, heartbreak, and tears, and those post-therapy session blues. Emotion 98.3.