I love Hot107. Lots of contests, lots of great personalities and so much humor…read more Sometimes the music can be redundant, but that is the nature of a top 40 station. They are unmatched when it comes to their hot mix remixes. I actually prefer them to my IPod while driving. Which is a big deal for me because I need good music while I drive. Their in-office employees are very friendly and informative. I don't listen to much radio.. but when I do... I listen to Hot 107! :)

If like to listen to NON STOP repeats on the conversations that are clearly recorded at home and…read morenot in an actual station.. This is the radio station for you. Musically it's really good.. But for the dj chatter during the day is literally a pre recorded show that hits the repeat button daily! Grrrrrr

No commercials. Unique programs…read more No creepy loud stereotyped DJs and no silly billboards around town. Independent radio - what's not to like? Something for everyone, funded by the public. A dying breed amongst radio stations? I hope not, but even CBC radio 2 has ads and plays the same pop tripe as every other station. CJSR, you truly rock!

Great place to volunteer! They are always in need of some help. This is a truly independent radio…read morestation run by people like you and I. Anyone can work at the radio station, you can even work on getting your own show! They have equipment and support, mentors and veterans who can help you learn anything you want about radio. I want to learn how to write ads for radio, record them and edit them. I want to learn how the gear is all setup, how to record a session when an artist comes in and how to be a DJ. All of this is available to me, all DJs are volunteers and pretty passionate about being there at all hours. They contribute in many ways, and are approachable and helpful. Want to work at a radio station? Want to learn to be a DJ and eventually get your own show? It's not that far away. Why not go on to an information session, and check out their website!

Love love love the morning show and the rest I listen too…read morepodcasts every day as can't hear the show while working as a caregiver. If I have podcast on sometimes I'm like oh I am gonna txt about whatever story it is and duh realize it's not live Ps crash and mars get your own luffa hahahaha if you know you know

*.. Where's the music? lol* I asked a question (no, not asking where the music is ) in live chat to…read morebe met with passive aggression (x2 occasions, one with a host and one with a live chatter) & Savannah just sounds like she has no idea what she's talking about half the time (just a bonus that her voice gets on my nerves now) Like last week talking about Oilers Vs Knights and the Kings. Going off and talking about medieval times.. I get it but.. It's 2025 and we're talking about HOCKEY girl. Used to be a good channel (in my opinion) and it now just annoys me as soon as I turn on the radio to hear Savannahs (Pretty sure) loud high pitched voice. Now looking for new recommendations. I'm glad other people still love the show! just not in my personal taste anymore. :)

This is one great Christmas music station and just a great radio station with the announcers as…read morewell. Merry Christmas and we are thankful we found you on a billboard on Calgary Trail. Wilf and Lois Klarenbach 780-438-8334

CapFM was my favourite radio station a few years ago. It was the one I would wake up to in the…read moremorning, listen to at work, and in the evenings too! Rob and Audie have their morning show and are veterans in the business. They should get rid of the Morning Mindbender though. They ask a question and have people calling in with their guess. With the internet, most people can just find the answer. I also liked Shane Michaels with the afternoon show. They have the Hall of Fame weekends and will play songs from featured artists. I became bored with the repeated songs, and found a new radio station that is now my main one. I will still listen to CapFM when nothing is good on the other station I tune into. They also have a great listener club that you can accumulate points and redeem for event tickets.

Used to be a great alternative station, but not anymore! Lauren Hunter is the best part of the…read morestation! The same songs, every single day, loses me as a listener!

SONiC 102.9 is the freshest sounding commercial radio station in Edmonton. It is a Modern Rock…read morestation which means that no classic rock or current mainstream nausea is allowed. For the most part. They are owned by Rogers Communications, so they're not as "indie" as they probably want us to think they are. So unfortunately, bands like Green Day, Blink 182, and Offspring still claim squatter's rights on SONiC's airwaves. Garner Andrews' morning radio show transcends the other stations' wacky morning zoo crews. Andrews is laid-back and natural, and I enjoy his off-beat sense of humour. His "salute to substandard service" and the "Bring Back Pie" movement are funny stand-outs. Garner Andrews (to my knowledge) has never staged a sex act with a stripper and leaked the video online for publicity like another Edmonton morning DJ whose name rhymes with Ball Gown. One thing I don't like about SONiC is how they ignore their roots. There were a lot of bands from the '80s that spawned the type of music that SONiC plays, such as The Smiths or Hüsker Dü that the station doesn't ackowledge. They rarely ever play anything pre-1990s. The '90s are oldies for them. I know they're called "Modern Rock" but that's just a stupid industry adjective to describe a genre that we used to refer to as "Alternative." If you're sick of hearing "Stairway to Hotel California" on K-97 and the Bear is testing your sanity, turn it to SONiC. You will probably discover some new music that you will like.

It is amazing to finally have another option for country radio in the area!! After the shananigans…read morethat the OTHER station pulled, it left the fans wondering what we would do. But low and behold... We have Sean and Mike back on the air! This is a true community station and they have been doing so much to boost the area! I don't even live in Leduc but they make me wan to drive out there for their events! Good job guys... keep it up. I look forward to listening to you for YEARS to come.

I have long been a fan of CKUA radio. It is a great radio station with a wide variety of content,…read morefeaturing Alberta-focused content and all sorts of diverse shows. I came to this actual building for a tour of their music library as part of an Edmonton Public Library Learn Downtown event and was wowed about the purpose-built space. The music collection is lovely and there really is more space down here than I expected. This area isn't normally open to the public but it is essential for the DJs preparing their setlists. We also saw some really great old-fashioned media. I wish I could have stayed longer and seen more. I'm super happy to have been able to visit the music library and get an even greater appreciation for one of my all-time favourite radio stations.

I was in the CKUA building for Jesse and the Dandelions new record release. This was a fun space…read moreand the sound in there was perfect. They have a good vestibule area for people entering the building and for launch events this is filled with vendors. There was merch tables and drink options when we were there. No food but they had free snacks - hard pretzels and chocolate covered strawberries. Entrance Fee was $20 it's cash only. So don't spend your only money on a CD then head out to Jasper Ave to find a cash machine like me. Inside it's pretty and the twinkling fairy lights make the space really appealing. There is lots of room for high tables and audience seating, as well as standing area in front of the stage. A great space for about 80 people. Cool place to hang and watch live music.

A good mix of classic and new rock, that pretty much describes "best rock". I like it! It gets to…read morebe a little boring and repetative but it's a good 'default' for when you're looking for something good. I think this would be the closest thing to Alberta's own station if there was one, great rock with a little too much nickel back. Generally speaking, It's grotesque. The hosts are great! The contests are worth listening to but I can't drive someone around and expect it to be appropriate.... Not a bad thing to listen to on my own but sometimes it's a bit much. I usually agree with Yukon's 'big yap' segment and it's often funny... Paul brown can be funny, at least he can make fun out of himself but I don't need to gag while I'm driving. Gillian Foote's a great co-pilot to keep paul in check but I think she needs some sort of baton or cudgel for him. Still an entertaining morning show, Im an avid listener

The Bear is a radio station for people that don't like music. If you hate silence while you're…read moredriving or at work but you can't stand country, dance, or "lite" rock, then The Bear is probably just the perfect amount of adequate for you. If you're entertained by cheap, immature publicity stunts, then you'll love Paul Brown's morning show. The Bear plays all the usual radio filler fluff like Nickelback, Green Day, Linkin Park, Nickelback, Nickelback, and Nickelback. I read that back in the late '70s, radio stations used to advertise "Bee Gee Free Weekends". Radio stations today need to implement such a promotion regarding Nickelback. In 1966, dozens of radio stations held bonfire parties for burning Beatles records. So far, no station (that I know of) has done such a thing for Nickelback. The Bear could gain a lot of street cred for this. Let's go! Anyway, the station plays a few classic rock songs too, but it's always the same obligatory "You Shook Me All Night Long with a Whole Lotta Love because there was Another Brick in the Wall" stuff. The usual. The only great thing about The Bear is Yukon Jack's "My Big Yap" segment. That is gold. I hear his commentaries and think to myself, "how can this guy work at a station that he should be making fun of?" If you're seriously a fan of rock music, get satellite radio.