What Happened to Dave and Chuck The Freak on 92.9 Radio Station? Where is Dave and Chuck The Freak?

Dave and Chuck the Freak's show was displaced when 92.9 FM switched to Bloomberg Radio. However, their show continues on streaming platforms.

by Aishwarya R

Updated Sep 06, 2024

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What Happened to Dave and Chuck The Freak on 92.9 Radio Station? Where is Dave and Chuck The Freak?
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What Happened to Dave and Chuck The Freak on 92.9 Radio Station?

Recently, Beasley Media Group announced that Boston's Rock 92.9 FM station would be switching to Bloomberg Radio. This change officially took place on September 4, 2024. As a result, Rock 92.9's programming, including the popular show "Dave and Chuck the Freak," had to move.

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Although Rock 92.9 is now Bloomberg Radio, you can still listen to "Dave and Chuck the Freak" on different stations and platforms. The show has moved to other FMs and streaming services like Spotify and Apple Podcasts.

While many listeners are disappointed by the change, some are finding advantages in the podcast format, such as fewer commercials and the ability to listen anytime. Fans are encouraged to support the show by listening to it on platforms like Spotify to help boost its popularity.

Dave and Chuck The Freak

Dave and Chuck the Freak is a popular morning radio show that originally started on CIMX-FM (89X) in Windsor, Ontario, on April 18, 2001. It ran there until November 7, 2012. After leaving 89X, the show moved to WRIF in Ferndale, Michigan, on May 28, 2013, where it replaced the Drew and Mike morning show and has been on weekday mornings since then.

The show features a mix of discussions on various topics, listener calls, games, current events, weather updates, and sports news. It's known for its engaging segments, humorous content, and the distinctive personalities of its hosts. Chuck's often outrageous antics and the show’s unique approach to discussing moral dilemmas with listeners have made it a standout in Detroit's competitive radio scene. In 2010, Metromix named it Detroit's Best Morning Show.

Where is Dave and Chuck The Freak?

Dave and Chuck the Freak, who were previously on Boston's Rock 92.9, have moved to new stations and platforms due to the switch of 92.9 to Bloomberg Radio. You can now listen to their show on:

  • 92.9 WBOS-FM HD2
  • 106.1 FM
  • WRCA 1330 AM
  • The Rock 92.9 app
  • Streaming services like Spotify and Apple Podcasts

So even though Rock 92.9 is now Bloomberg Radio, you can still enjoy Dave and Chuck the Freak on these other frequencies and platforms.

Dave and Chuck The Freak Hosts

Dave and Chuck the Freak is a morning radio show hosted by:

  • David Hunter: Known for his role as Dave on the show.

  • Charles Urquhart: Also known as Chuck "The Freak," he is famous for his humorous and outrageous antics.

  • Andy Green: A key member of the team who contributes to the show’s discussions and segments.

  • Lisa Way: The show's female host who adds her own unique perspective and energy.

The team is also joined by James Campbell, who became the show's producer after it moved to WRIF (101 WRIF, or The RIFF).

Broadcast History

In 2009, 89X started offering streaming of their broadcast on their website and released apps for Android, iPhone, and BlackBerry smartphones. This allowed listeners to tune in to the show without needing a radio.

Additionally, Dave and Chuck the Freak began recording their shows and making them available as podcasts online. This move helped the show grow its audience beyond Detroit and Windsor, reaching places like Texas, the west coast, and even Japan.

In recent years, the show gained more attention through its controversial advertising and a situation where fans were upset about the possible end of the show due to a joke that went too far.

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