Radio station playlists

Anyone know where to find the lists of radio station playlists? I saw it once several months ago in iTunes but have not been able to find it since...Thanks.
Windows XP

Hmmm...I checked things out and that button is already selected in my preferences.
There used to be a place on iTunes where you could view the playlists for any radio station in the country (selecting by city, then station). Or so I thought. Thanks for your thoughts!
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