Good music. Good signal through the computer. OK way to listen to music. I need to make my 85…read morecharacters, which is ridiculous, so I'll tell you about the weather in Port Orford Oregon. Sunny and beautiful.

Best songs in the valley- Brings me right back to my…read moreyounger days- Love KAZG Thanks!!

great radio station listen every day! rock on !…read more staff music prizes is awesome thanks

The Holmberg's morning sickness show is awful. Not funny, just gross. Not listening to this station.read more

Why in the world would you air just one sided politics. I can't believe it. I have the mountain on…read moreat work because I like the music. Our Pandora stopped working. So I listen all day 10 hr days. And I can't stand Harris. But it's just me. But at least you can air both sides OR NONE AT ALL. I have to turn the station now because of this crap. Jesus christ why can't you just not air any politics over your station? Please make a note and take this to an account. There are alot of us that would still listen if you stopped. Don't care to hear it. Least not just one sided. And yes I would feel the same if it was only trump sided. Get to the music and stop... PLEASE!!!

I like what they play EXCEPT they repeat the same 20 songs over and over for several weeks. And…read moreeven WORSE is that they stop songs in the middle! No not just leaving out the last line, but smack in the middle! You might be enjoying a fave and then WHAM! GONE.

I used to listen to KDKB all the time in the 80s and 90s when they had Tim & Mark in the morning…read morewith helium hilarity!

Holy hell, a radio station that actually plays Metallica songs that AREN'T on the Black Album! You…read moreknow, not just "Enter Sandman" or "The Unforgiven." This station was the soundtrack to my latest week in Central Arizona. It was practically Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Dio, and AC/DC every other song. They were talking about local metal bands, Flogging Molly's upcoming St. Patrick's Day show in Tempe, Van Halen's latest album, craft brewing festivals, and so many more things actually relevant to harder music than the hipster scene. Now, granted they were also playing Creed and any other band that probably wouldn't have fit on the other stations. On Sunday night, though it was excusable. Are you listening, KROQ? Take some notes and get back to your roots. You've lost your way.

Beth in the morning plays feel good music. When her show is over the music feels bad and I'm done…read morewith the radio that day.

Over all the music is not that bad, I can handle it at work (where I am forced to listen to it)…read more But that Delilah has got to go. It is so sickening I cant stand it. Nothing but a bunch of crying little b@#tch's calling in. And the women callers are worse.

Pay no attention to the review by iain B., this radio station is Very Good. It is a master's…read moredegree in political science and a doctorate in COMMON SENSE! Which is what conservatism really is when you peel off all the BS stickers and labels the confused and easily misled like to slap onto conservative thinkers or speakers. I started listening to the station a couple days after 9/11 when I realized CNN, NBC and the rest of the alphabet media was just recycling the SAME OLD news footage of the towers crumbling over and over ad nauseum minus any real information. I wanted to know more about these enemies of my beloved country! (that I didn't even know I had, thanks to the sissified mainstream media) What kind of people would commit this kind of atrocity? Why did the Towers pancake so badly? The who, what, where, how, and why of real journalism was supplied by the various hosts and guests on KFYI. Ten years later, I am still a loyal listener. Yes, the commercials are annoying, and sometimes ludicrous - But aren't they all? KFYI will give you information and knowledge, not edited, censored, and politically correct pablum like the mainstream news stations deliver - If you are woman or man enough to take it.....I suggest listening to the station daily for just a couple weeks to see if you like it.

Heads up to the engineering team: your news update audio is totally blown out. The levels are so…read morehigh that the speakers pop, forcing me to mute the app every half hour. It feels very unprofessional for a major station. Please fix the gain on your news recordings ASAP! For your reference, here is what is happening (again, there is no way I believe you don't know this already): The technical term for this specific scenario is Input Clipping or Preamp Clipping. This happens at the very beginning of the audio chain:Mic Overload: If the person is shouting or too close to the mic, the sound pressure might exceed the microphone's Maximum SPL (Sound Pressure Level), causing the mic's own internal components to distort.Preamp Clipping: The most common culprit. The microphone sends a signal to a preamplifier to boost its volume. If the Input Gain on that preamp is set too high, the signal "hits the ceiling" of what the electronics can handle.A/D Clipping: In digital recording, if the boosted signal is too "hot" when it hits the Analog-to-Digital converter, the tops of the sound waves are chopped off, resulting in harsh, digital static.Because the distortion is "baked in" at the source, turning down your own volume won't fix the sound--you'll just be listening to quieter distortion. This is often referred to as a failure in Gain Staging, which is the process of managing volume levels at each step of the recording process to ensure a clean signal.

There's lots of news coming from NPR that I don't agree with. I think they take a liberal slant and…read morethey do not offer much for conservative viewpoints. You shouldn't know a reporter's politics from their story, and yet, here we are. I'm never a fan of yelling at the radio but I spent a bit of time trying hard to listen through the filter and not disagree. That didn't go so well. Is it too much to ask for unbiased news? Can you interview people who offer both sides of a story? It was an hour of entertainment that could have been better. [Review 17516 overall - 102 in Arizona - 1034 of 2022.]

I've been listening to NPR for most of my life. The last 35 years for myself and before that my dad…read moreblasted NPR in the car every time we drove anywhere. I finally became a member of this station after moving back to Arizona from San Francisco. The station fills the airwaves at my house nearly constantly. I like the blend of NPR content, BBC content, and jazz. Every time I travel, I find the local NPR station, and I'm able to get into the local flavor of most any city in America. KJZZ is a good NPR station - I only wish there was more content created locally (e.g. versus KQED in SF) given the vibrant arts scenes and thriving college life in Phoenix and the area. I'll continue to use NPR to help inform my opinions of local, national, and international topics, probably for the rest of my life. I am happy that I finally joined as a member. I recommend this radio station!

Thanks jody & crew for broadcasting from social tap the university of Arizona coaches tour this…read moreyear and in years past. The wildcat radio voice in the valley is appreciated not only in phoenix but tucson , the state & worldwide on iHeartRadio!

Favorite Morning show to listen to. Morning Mess is so funny and they definitely have me laughing…read more I only gave 4 stars due to the stupid top dog law commercials. I cant stand them so the minute morning mess goes off I change the station.

This is our favorite radio station and my daughter's favorite DJ Natasha. I went to the office to…read morepick up a prize from Kaden and the greeter there were great and very friendly. Thank you 101.5! It is located right off Roosevelt between Central and 1st Ave and easy to find in Downtown Phoenix. The parking lot is surprisingly large with room for probably about 20 cars there is a lot of space. Very convenient location.