Whatever else you say about kfjc, and plenty has already been said, in 2019 there are ants…read moreeverywhere, and someone keeps leaving floaters in the toilet. If those ants ever learn how to talk, we may be looking at the new kfjc air staff!

Sandra Arlene Hammond Phone: 424 536 0609 . email: franci.gonzale4159@sbcglobal.net I wrote a song…read morethat was played on the radio. Ask the computer, Was SO HARD TO RESIST SO EASY TO LOVE played on KMUD? Radio box Listen Live. Request song . 707 923 3911. Be sure and ask exactly when it will be played because the wait may be long. Let me know. Tape it to be played on your radio station. Read all submit 7 Comments I Posted. ANGELS HEART SONG RAINBOW IN THE SKY ISN'T HE ADORABLE? I THANK GOD I AM ALIVE HOLY BIBLE BEAUTITUDES LORD'S PRAYER Thank you, Best,

It's so nice to have a channel play and excellent mix of music that plays without interruption. The…read morevariety of channels allows listeners to find a soundtrack for any situation: Halloween party, office work, casual hook-ups, laundry, weekend lounging. Hooray for SOMAFM! Let the music play! Also, they have really cool stuff in their store - I got these cool T Shirts that I wear to the gym all the time. I get compliments on them all the time! I got the stickers to give to friends, everyone loves cool stickers. : )

I have been listening to Soma FM for ages. I am always blessed by the sounds of Groove Salad and…read moreGroove Salad Classic. I listen to these stations and others nearly 24/7. He has an amazing collection of music and other stations are incredibly good too. I highly recommend it to anyone seeking the ambient groove sounds never fail to enrich and reward the audible senses and vibrations in ones bones. It is all about the internal frequency in your body... Tune in, kick back, and take a bite out of Groove Salad - the best tasting sounds on the web.

I only visit Santa Cruz twice a year, max, but I've actually listened to KZSC 88.1 more on my…read moredrives down the 101 near the towns of Gonzales and Soledad than I have when driving around Monterey Bay. Normally at that point of the drive, it's early afternoon on Saturday or Sunday, so I often hear the same DJs or at least the same shows that have been hosted by different DJs--college students, I assume. The music can be good, bad, or totally random, especially how the songs are juxtaposed. That's the beauty of true college radio, and I don't begrudge them their poor taste or lack of knowledge of seminal bands from the '80s and '90s--and yes, I know that they were born in the 2000s, but I was born in the late '70s and I still knew from a young age who Elvis, the Beatles, Led Zeppelin, and many of the Motown artists were. What does bother me about this station--and something ugly about true college radio--is how much dead air there is. It's not just too much time between songs or occasionally hearing hot-mic incidents; it's a more regular thing, and I've heard the same DJs apologize for the same issue over and over. Again, I get it that these are (mostly) college kids who are learning a skill, but they should be better, which leads me to believe there's very little to no engineering help for the DJs. There's also too much advertising, but I can't single KZSC out for that, and some of the hyper-local ads are funny. I'm glad it's my audio companion for at least part of my regular trips to SoCal, but it could be better. And they need more shows devoted to music.

KZSC is always there for me. A student run radio program…read morethat covers all grounds. From "for fun" segments like tarot card and star sign readings to organized playlists by the students that branch into new genres and subcategories of music per student hosting, the fun never stops. Shoutout SLAPS Fridays 10-12pm with DJPizzaFace

I love the format and the eclectic array of all the music but is anybody else getting really bad…read morereception on their vehicles??? Also it seems like the wave strength to my home receiver is also affected. Does anybody else have this problem and what have you done to get this wonderful one of a kind station? I've got a little Bingfu 10' wire antenna and it's doing nothing! I forgot to say I live in Pismo Beach 3 blocks from the beach and Sea Venture as to just how I might get the station.

is something going on at kpig? where's Kianna? seems like kpig is using generic djs…read moreto run the program just wondering hope I'm wrong

Pretty much the only station I listen to. Sane, fair and informative and always interesting .read more

Thank god for free, public radio! It's my indy-media fix! It's a really nice balance is of leading…read morenationally-distributed public radio programs such as NPR's Morning Edition, PRI's This American Life, and Pacifica Radio's Democracy Now. When looking for a photo, I found some fun-facts about KUSP online: * It's non-profit community radio station serving listeners in Santa Cruz, Monterey, San Benito, and South Santa Clara counties. * Now in its 37th year of operation, KUSP serves 40,000 listeners per week with a distinctive mix of news/information, music and cultural programming. * KUSP's volunteer programmers produce seventy percent of KUSP's schedule. SWEET!

sandra arlene hammond the seraphs 50 states baby life baby things calendar zodiacs colors make…read moreyou hungry sweet jesus son of god animals make noises

Great music for EVERYONE!…read more Some shows WE love are: SUNNYSIDE UP w/ Bruce (bluegrass, country, cowboy, trucker songs, etc.) Sunday mornings 9 - 11:30 BLUES WITH A FEELING w/ The Byrd (blues old & new, in between, too) ... now you know, he loves everybody but especially you! Saturday mornings 9-Noon DEEP FRIED and SANCTIFIED (love the name, baby! I've found religion) not sure when she's on anymore, only caught her special, but you can find out more at www.deepfriedandsanctified.org

Here is copy of email from station owner I received when I sent an email explaining why I would not…read morebe tuning in any longer due to the flip flopping views and misogynist attitude ...sad, because I did enjoy the station for along time (wow) Downward spiral..... from: Michael Zwerling 10:58 AM (2 hours ago) to me Thank GOD I lost a pig-headed, cranky, SPITEFUL listener like you! Your KSCO listening privileges are PERMANENTLY REVOKED!! Good Riddence! Love, MZ ...and his response when I replied I would be sharing?? from: Michael Zwerling 1:10 PM (25 minutes ago) to me Be my guest; don't want any of them either! (HA!!)

I former resident of Santa Cruz county, I miss listening to KSCO. i appreciate the range of…read moreguests, disussions and ethics this station has always supported. Mr. Zwering and his crew are well versed in a broad range of topics. I always tune in when I drive over and am able to tune in. Keep up the great work of presenting many diverse points of few, I appreciate how challenging it is for a small, indepentant station to remain in business. Bravo KSCO!! PA Garcia

This spanish radio station adds itself to the growing list of countries aside from the USA of…read moremellow music radio stations with the KISSfm name... some of the countries already having KISS music stations are the UK, Germany, Brazil, Australia, and 20+ others, and growing every year. Started in Spain in 2002, signs soon after were put up all over Rota where I live and I tuned in for a change from the talkative spanish stations I'd swap out daily.... the KISS sound was very good with - back then - seemingly hours of non-stop relaxing, mellow music without commercials. While that has changed, if you like american and spanish music and wan a good mix, this is your station! With different frequencies to tune in depending on your spanish province, you can hear the great music that KISSfm offers. While they list their music as being adult contemporary, I've heard rap (rarely), country, R&B, and folk played, but all good (except for that rare rap). They're starting to talk a bit more than previously, which I don't like... but still... the music is outstanding and the spanish mix is quite excellent. Granted, you may hear every song played in the first hour of the day a few more times later throughout the day but as I said: it's all great music. During the nights, I think it's a tape running as I hear few commercials and occasionally that dreaded DEAD AIR, though these days it's getting to be a rare event... thank goodness!! In the mornings now, they air traffic incidents in the principle major cities: Valencia, Barcelona and Madrid which is quite useful. I would say 90% of the music heard - and I've been listening to this music non-stop for over six years - is repeated each and every day, and just a few thrown in to show they DO occasionally air something new. If your primary language is english, this would be a great way to brush up on your spanish skills, though some of the DJs talk quite quick.... think machine-gun!!! hahahahaa in Rota the frequency to tune in is 95.4FM though there are separate freqs available for Sevilla and Jerez.