Driving through Springfield's rush hour traffic, I decided that it was time to get off the…read moresatellite radio and see what terrestrial radio in southern Missouri is playing. A few pushes of the "scan" button and I landed on US 97 aka the Rock of the Ozarks at 97.3. A few commercials and some decent "mainstream" rock and roll. Smashing Pumpkins, Seven Mary Three, Pink Floyd, AC/DC and then Metallica kept me going along until it turned to static after about an hour. KXUS is part of the iHeart Media group and I enjoyed most of the time we spent together. [Review 16291 overall - 112 in Missouri - 1797 of 2021.]

I've been listening to this radio station ever since Rock 99 went off the air, so a long time. They…read moreplay classic rock and have a awesome selection. We will play it from 10 in the morning to 8 at night and rarely hear the same song twice. They have The Bob and Tom show on in the morning which just happens to be my favorite morning show and then in the afternoon during Spankmeister's show they do the Bob and Tom rewind to give you that boost till the next morning. Whether it be the great concerts or all the fun contests or the great rock they play all day, they bring that edge to the Springfield radio market. Thank you all that work over there for making my day go by quicker.

Please teach your black female nighttime on the street reporter how to properly say police. That…read morethey are not called Poe leese. It's like nails on chalkboard when I hear it. If she doesn't correct it I'll regretfully have to change news channels.

Unlike the harder rock and country stations in the area, we stuck with 98.7 The Dove for as long as…read morewe could because it was a much nicer and easier listening playlist. We even stuck through the commercials because we were enjoying the music today. "All I Want for Christmas Is You" by Mariah Carey "Caught Up In You" by .38 Special "Edge of Seventeen" by Stevie Nicks "If I Could Turn Back Time" by Cher Great tunes that we really enjoyed this morning as we're driving through Central South Missouri. [Review 1514 of 2025 - 485 in Missouri - 25065 overall]

I love the Outlaw station. I live in Northwest Arkansas so it is usually late at night or early in…read morethe morning before this station comes in. My son lives in Springfield, and I listen to this station on my way o see him. I was driving on I-44 heading to Springfield one afternoon, and I heard this song that really caught my attention. I called the radio station to ask the song and the artist, it was "Birds" by Cody Jinks, so now I am a fan. This morning I heard "Neon" by Chris Young, I am so hoping to get to see him in concert on November 9th. Thank you for being you...

I'm so disappointed management changed the format of this iconic radio station. The Gentle Giant…read morewas one-of-a-kind. I grew up listening to the station in Rolla along with Cardinal baseball and it was a great combination. I loved their easy listening music at Christmastime too. I could tolerate soft rock vocals, but the choice to go to Red Dirt makes no sense to me.

Programming is solid. Strong national conservatives featured throughout the day. But: I have never…read morelisted to a radio station that runs more commercials than KSGF. It's incredible. Seems we get 2-3 minutes of actual programming and then 5-6 minutes of commercials.

I love this local radio station. They provide conservative perspective on politics. I listen to…read moreKSGF whenever I can.

Good American top 40 music. Mostly songs with no soul but a good rhythm. Which, most people enjoy…read more But hey since there aren't any electronica stations this is the next best thing.

I think that this is a good station out of a lot but I am sad that McClain left…read more https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z8iHTqDhQrA

KSMU has been an old standby of mine. If you are looking for that random dose of jazz, you have it…read more If you want to listen to NPR, you have it. I have always been a fan of the weather, I am not sure why. Occasionally, you will have a burst of silence, but hey, they are just college students that run the station; chalk it up to learning.