ls FM radio even listenable any more?

anonymous here and when I had my Magnum Dynalabs tuner, ST-2, Signal Sleuth set-up in the East Coast tri-state area, I'd tune-in to WBGO (jazz) and WQXR (classical) the latter would broadcast performances live from Lincoln Center infrequently. (may still). Terrestrial Radio at it's finest! Btw, my antenna was mounted outside on a terrace, fourth (top) floor.

I listen to my McIntosh tuners daily.  I have an excellent Rock station close by and 2 more in the Boston area.  In the morning, I listen to FM on the big rig when I am too lazy to use the other front end players and in the afternoon while my wife watches TV, I retire to my office upstairs with my other rig where I always listen to FM while surfing the net. 

I was just listening to it in the car this morning and survived.

At home, certain public radio programs are worth it but otherwise streaming has radio’s number these days in most every way when it comes to music.

I haven't listened to FM radio for music in years. I do listen to NPR news but that's about it.

1995?
FM  Rock radio was already in full rubbish mode for a decade already.  Rock radio died here in SoCal, by the end of the 70's.

The Classical and Jazz public stations are still  listenable. The once unique alternative stations are gone, and what's left is so-so.

My tubed,1965  Mac MR71 was recently refreshed and it sounds better than it did 55 years ago!

"radio" on the internet..........I don't think so.