Relevant Radio, which airs in the Twin Cities and St. Cloud areas, offers Catholic talk radio and…read morenews with interesting call-in programs, Question-and-Answer shows, prayers, and other programming that helps answer questions about the faith, correct misconceptions, and offer news and insights from a faith perspective. It's a nice alternative to secular radio, especially when you're stuck in traffic. It's also available as an app, which is great for downloading or listening to your favorite shows on your own time.

Admittedly I don't listen to KFAI (90.3 fm) nearly as often as in earlier years. It may have…read moreevolved considerably over time. In fact there is a chance that at least parts are completely unrecognized by me. Regardless of its present shape, to the best of my knowledge it remains a community based, almost entirely a volunteer effort. I have found KFAI to be a source of information representing a diverse swath of voices, eclectic musical offerings and an interesting lineup of on-air talent. The signal used to be quite weak and localized. Since then I understand that it has significantly extended its reach to include most if not all of the metro. If you plan on contributing to a listener supported station, to me KFAI is well worth your consideration.

One Sunday night, many moons ago I was just this suburban punk kid. Sitting in my room in Brooklyn…read morePark, filled with teenage angst I'm sure. It was a Sunday evening, I was laying on my bed listening to the radio and probably bored. I spun the dial all the way to the left and then I slowly started moving the dial to the right on my alarm/clock radio searching for something else. It didn't take much but I suddenly stopped it here, 90.3 FM. The song playing was Romeo Void's, Never Say Never. That guitar, drums, driving beat and suddenly that sax in the chorus was tossing my entire world of what I perceived as music. And enter the rabbit hole I did because many years down the road this station is still a mainstay. It still introduces me to music and I hear news that doesn't get played or aired anywhere else. Its local, supported by member listeners and is easily one of the most underrated things in this town. Music Nerd Fact that I learned from KFAI: You know that song "Train Kept a Rolling" made popular by Aerosmith? Well the 60's band Cream was one of the first to cover it but the original was done by Tiny Bradshaw. Yep. It was a big band song back in the day and it was bad ass. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ci4EQDD4CqA If you haven't ever listened, they can be heard streamed via the web (they also have an app), or locally at 90.3 or 106.7. Each show is also available for 2 weeks after each airing via podcast. I was gonna plug a few of my favorites but I started going through the list and thought, crap! There's too many. Seriously, if you are the into music and appreciate the likes of The Current, KEXP out of Seattle or KCRW from Santa Monica, KFAI takes that and then adds some spice and takes it to a whole new level. You really do get a new station every couple of hours as the DJ's change. Please check them out and show them your support (ie: $$$, it's always pledge week : ) http://kfai.org/programs

I love listening to the morning show. listened to Dave forever and the dynamic between him and the…read moreyounger generation is great. their bits are hilarious and I love hearing all the laughter ! makes me smile keep it up!

KDWB is one of the Twin Cities radio stations I frequently have playing in my car. I enjoy…read morelistening to the Dave Ryan show in the morning, the current hits/popular songs during rush hour, and calling into the variety of contests/giveaways they offer every day. I have won concert tickets multiple times through the phone and through their random drawings in-person...I like how many chances and opportunities they give people to win! Their radio DJs also have a lot of spunk and personality which as someone who tunes in often, makes me want to listen more. Another reason that makes KDWB one of my radio stations of choice is that they hold such fun and interactive events to get the local community together. For example, I have been to two of their "Bachelorette Viewing Parties" this summer and it's always a great time. We got free goodies and enjoyed the company at the gorgeous KDWB studios. KDWB seems to get a lot of backlash and criticism for their lack of "good music" but I think it depends on who you talk to...they play plenty of new songs and oldies but goodies. I think the music is geared toward a younger audience, so don't expect any classic hits if you tune into KDWB.

As a straight white male (elderly?) I nevertheless want to add a review of KMOJ (89.9fm) to the…read moremix. Maybe I am not the best one to comment on KMOJ. I don't pretend to understand all aspects of life outside my orbit.. All of that aside, I have punched 89.9 into many a car radio (back in the day I used actual buttons but more recently have used GUI). Yes, it is a proud and self proclaimed advocate for Communities of Color. But anyone within range can listen:-) Home to R&B, Soul, HipHop, Rap (I think that RAP music comes out of HipHop culture but I'm not sure), Gospel, Reggae and others. I find that it offers a little something for most everyone. The signal has grown significantly over the years and now reaches most if not all of the metropolitan area from its broadcast tower. Another listener supported effort, I feel that you might want to give it some positive attention. I think that if one enjoys KMOJ for a while, you may want to contribute to its continued success.

The greatest of all time. It exists in it's own time and space. I have experienced so many amazing…read morenights just letting go and allowing these people to guid the night. An absolute treasure that should be funded forevermore.

Pat Kessler should write a book and/or series of essays about his mother's life over the years. It…read morewas such an amazing interview last week on Dan Barriero's show given that P. Kessler's mother, Rose, just turned 101 years old and has so many memories of growing up and living her life with 13 children here in Minnesota. Kudos to her and the family. So many of us can relate to having older generations living on family farms here in the Midwest and we would love to rekindle those memories. Mr. Kessler is such a great storyteller! Please write it down!

3 to 630 is superb,,,12 to 3 is beyond pitiful stupid and zero funny,but the worst is 9 to…read morenoon,just cant listen to him talk ,

The station has gone extreme left. DJ's, even the talk things they do early Sundays. Can't get any…read moremore biased. Might as well be listening to audio books of Saul Alinsky. Won't listen again. The music selection has also gone down.

I've been listening for decades. NO MORE!!!! Not fun. Not funny. This is no longer my go-to…read morestation. Who ever is making the business decisions is TOTALLY incompeten t.

Love 105 is a the best radio station in the Twin Cities. Love 105 plays a Great Variety of music…read morefrom the 60's, 70's, 80's, 90's, and even some of Today's Hits. I love listening to Jay Philpott, John Tesh, The Morons In The News segment on The Bob & Sheri Show.

From the owner: Playing the music you LOVE from the '70s, '80s and '90s!read more

I really like your Christmas music, but am tuning you out for another station the rest of the year…read more Good God, how many times a day can you play Prince songs? I understand he was from MN. and Paisley Park is a sponsor but a person can only stand so much. Most of my friends and family agree. You REALLY need to update your format.

KOOL 108 (technically 107.9) is part of the iHeart radio network and so they have more than a few…read moreof their commercials pointing out that you can easily activate the Alexa skill and listen to them on your smart speaker at home. Because that's something I want to do on my car radio. Whatever. Their tag line is "Minnesota's Best Variety of the 70's, 80's and today" and it was pleasant listening from around Marshall Minnesota into Minneapolis this afternoon. Good tunes. David Bowie, Wilson Phillips, Stray Cats, the Go-Go's and even some Tears for Fears. Unexciting but classic adult hits that won't bother anyone if you're listening to it in the office or in the dental waiting room. Good enough for driving today. [Review 17858 overall - 89 in Minnesota - 1379 of 2022.]