FM Radio, anyone?

Where I live in NC the FM band is full of stations. A few are better than others, but WSGE 91.7 at Gaston College has an excellent playlist and variety. WNCW 88.7 out of Spindale too. 

I'm still using my Carver TX-11 tuner, connected to my TV antenna which is chimney mounted.  Works well. Maybe not CD quality or even 320kbps mp3 quality, but definitely listenable and enjoyable for casual listening. 

We also have a good classical station, 89.9 WDAV out of Davidson College that has some great programming. 

FM might be getting long in the tooth, but it isn't dead yet. 

And as others note, it is just easier to use than connecting your phone via Android Auto or even messing with music loaded on a flash drive, even though I do that from time to time, especially if I've downloaded something from Tidal to my phone. 

I've been an FM user all off my life, as a young person and a listener it was a way to keep an ear to the ground about Bands and listen to music and banter between DJ's / Presenters, certain Radio Stations were listened to religiously as a result of the Banter from the presenters.

Today FM is used to discover music, there is just do many more Radio Stations, especially when near City Suburbs.

Digital Radio puts FM to shame on the amount of Radio Stations and different music types to be discovered, but DR is for myself as a produced sound totally unstimulating. In my listening place, DR generates a boredom to the point of fatigue setting in. FM on the other hand really does stimulate and adds a little Pep, which is much more wanted by this listener.

I have a Magnum Dynalabs Etude and also an Onkyo T9090 II in my home office.  I live approximately 50 miles from the NPR station and get near CD quality audio.  I have a roof antenna, which helps immensely.  I listen to jazz all day when I work from home.

Listening to the radio right now. Usually have it on for a few hours each morning. It's how I start my day. 

On my setup, my tuner sounds far superior to listening to the same station streamed. My tuner is analog vintage with a half gain antenna, get great signal strength pull in just about any station in the area. 

Also use FM in car, but tend to stream on trips. 

Curious. If someone needed to use an indoor FM antenna, what would you recommend? I know the Terk used to be recommended, but I think they were bought out by an off-shore company and most reviews now are pretty lackluster, so what would be better? Thanks.