If I were doing a playlisted radio show I would base the playlist on mostly listener requests and I would throw in an oldie, a new hit, a rare cut, and an album cut that necessarily isn't a hit, I would have a variety of interesting songs, but regular radio plays it safe too often. Anal retentive djs keep playing 60's and 70's classic rock, which is boring after a while. Luver and other internet shows afford the dj and listener total freedom to play whatever, and that's healthy. I think internet radio will eventually be so widespread that it will surpass regular radio as a means of entertainment. It will never replace regular radio, but it will be a welcome change of pace.
Regular radio sucks with all the commercials.
I have no idea how many people are listening to Luver Radio and my shows in particular. I enjoy hearing both my own shows, it's fun listening to my drunk self on tape, and I am starting to check out other shows as well. The possibilities are endless.