Listen to Q92.7 on your smart speaker!

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You can now listen to Q92.7 on your smart speaker!

Listening with Alexa

The best way to listen with Alexa is to enable the free Q92.7 skill. To do so, simply say “Alexa, enable Q92-7”. Once you’ve done that, you can say “Alexa, play Q92-7” to listen!

Listen with Google Home & Google Home Mini

To listen to Q-92.7 on your Google Home or Google Home Mini, simply say, “OK Google, play Q92-7.”

Listening with Apple HomePod

To listen on your Apple HomePod, download the free TuneIn iOS app, tap the AirPlay button and select your HomePod.

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