The station broadcasts several programmes featuring Jamaican and international music, news, talk shows, listener questions and professional answers, and Ralston McKenzie's Sunday Contact, a show that reaches out islandwide by radio for missing persons.
Visited Jamaica in 1972. Have been listening to your channel since. Now back in India
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George Josephs02.03.2025
Rjr down again. Can't hear my favourite Sunday radio show. Sigh.
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Milton Beresford Francis02.03.2025
RJR has been my radio station ever since I was a boy growing up in Jamaica. I woke up to Alan Magnus in the morning to prepare for high school in the 70s as I made my way to North St. to attend KC, and now that I am residing in the USA, it's no different, as I still wake up to Paula-Anne Porter Jones in the morning as I prepare for work, getting ready for retirement. RJR is the No. 1 Radio Station in Jamaica.
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Patrick Williamson08.01.2025
I have been listening to RJR from in the 70s and still does I enjoyed talk show especially with Doctor Taylor and Emily Shields I look forward to Dion beyond the headline,great ,discussion fair and informative
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Gail Mitchell17.10.2024
I grew up with RJR now Radio Jamaica. I absolutely enjoy the programmes. All my dynamic radio personalities ...oh the diversity, real ....the bellyful a laugh, the education that I take with me everyday. It keeps me close to my beloved Jamaica❤. Keep up the good work!
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Louise Forbes27.09.2024
Loveto listen this radio. Love news and program with Dionne! The music is also a favorite of mine.
