Programs Broadcast By LOVE FM
- Jesus In Music: Hosted by Patrick Jones, this show features gospel selections and readings from the Bible. Sundays, 6:30 to 8:00 PM. The on-call DJ usually steps in when Jones is not available.
- Jazz Time: Two hours of jazz music. Hosted by former parliamentarian and jazz enthusiast Dolores Balderamos-Garcia. Airs Tuesday nights from 7-9pm.
- LOVE FM Morning Show: The Morning Show is Belize's chief morning program. Airs Monday to Friday from 6:00 AM to 9:00 AM. Rotating hosts: Ernesto Vasquez, Rene Villanueva Sr., Carmen Barrow, and Ava Diaz.
- Sunday Concerts: Musician Jason Guerrero takes you through the night with classical and jazz selections from 10:00 PM to midnight on Sundays.
- LOVE FM newscasts: 6:50 AM, 12:30 PM and 6:00 PM. Includes local and international headlines, weather, sports.
- Belize Watch: Newest addition to program lineup, airs weekdays from 8 PM to 10 PM and hosted by Rene Villanueva.
- Cruisin' at 5: half-hour of popular selections airing during rush hour, hosted by on-call DJ.
- The Twelve Days of Christmas: An annual Christmas show that starts at 7 PM and goes until 10 PM which showcases everything from giveaways to live performances from local music artists. It hosts, John Palacio and Armin Arana keep the show lively each year. The show is produced by Julia Carrillo and Assistant Producer Carmen Barrow.
- The Christmas Parade: An annual parade showcasing bands and floats from all over the country to give a spectacular show to the citizens of Belize City. It start at 4 pm and goes on until it reaches the end of the route on Albert Street. It was created by Chairman with the collaboration of the Management team.
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