WPKO playlist
Mix 98.3 is a locally produced hot adult contemporary FM station in Bellefontaine, Ohio, whose 98.3 frequency draws on current pop hits and familiar favorites for a broad adult audience.
Recently played on WPKO
| Time (UTC) | Song |
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| Nov 12 12:00 | |
| Golden Huntr/X Audrey Nuna |
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| Manchild Sabrina Carpenter |
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| Enemy Imagine Dragons |
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| I Knew It, I Knew You Taylor Swift |
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Every song played here since October 2026
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Most played on WPKO this week
Variety: 703 different songs in the last 7 days, from 1,931 plays.
- It plays its most played song about every 5 h 5 min.
- Its 20 most played songs make up 24% of its airplay.
- 34 of its 50 most played songs this week were also among the most played on Froggy 102.7 FM. Compare the two
- Babydoll
Dominic Fike33This week29Last weekUp on last week - Dracula
Tame Impala31This week31Last weekSame as last week - So Easy (To Fall In Love)
Olivia Dean31This week30Last weekUp on last week - Drop Dead
Olivia Rodrigo30This week29Last weekUp on last week - Choosin' Texas
Ella Langley28This week30Last weekDown on last week - I Just Might
Bruno Mars28This week29Last weekDown on last week - The Game Of Love
MICHELLE BRANCH, NEW RADICALS28This week15Last weekUp on last week - Patient Zero
Taylor Swift28This week13Last weekUp on last week - Midnight Sun
Zara Larsson27This week30Last weekDown on last week - MR. KNOW IT ALL
TEDDY SWIMS25This week28Last weekDown on last week
About this playlist
WPKO Mix 98.3 Bellefontaine Hot AC Radio: Upbeat, Romantic Hits, 2010s to Today is built from what WPKO actually plays on air: its most played songs, 30 tracks, refreshed every day. This week the station played 703 different songs in 1,931 identified plays. Its most played song was Babydoll by Dominic Fike, with 33 plays.
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