The Seagull

American coastal communities often develop distinct radio cultures shaped by geography and tourism intersection. The Seagull programs oldies, rock, and pop in ways that acknowledge coastal seasonal patterns. Bitrate at 128kbps suggests owner prioritizing reliability over maximum fidelity - practical engineering choice respecting variable summer bandwidth from transient populations. Programming balances classic rock deep cuts with genuine oldies spanning decades, sequenced to hold attention across generational preferences. Contemporary pop occasionally appears, testing boundaries of 'oldies' cl…