KOCI has been a breath of fresh air on my car radio for several years now. At first it was the…read morestation I would go to when I was sick of hearing the same old thing. Then I discovered Poorman's Morning Rush and that was it. It's my main station (as long as I am in range - and when I'm not, I'll stream it!). But you get it all, great public affairs shows, educational shows, great music, great on-air talent. We LOVE our KOCI!

Great Station! And they support the local community.read more

I've listened to this radio station for 30 years or more. I especially enjoy…read more the Bible teaching programs ei. Dr. McGree and David Jerimiah. Have listened to all of programs around the clock at one time or another when I have been confined to bed due to illness.

Roger and House are the only conservatives that I can stand to listen to on the radio. I disagree…read morewith them a lot but something about their tone makes it easy to listen to.

Paul is an amazing host...kind, professional and knowledgeable. Great setup with high quality…read moreequipment. Very open to innovation and forward thinkers.

I thought this was an actual radio station, not a cubicle of a studio in some overcrowded tech…read morebuilding in Costa Mesa. Should've thought that this place would not be worth it when even the lady didn't know what floor it was on. $500/month for a weekly half-hour radio show is something that should be placed on their website instead of finding out that hard truth when you take time out of your busy schedule to pay this station a visit.

When you first start getting into salsa dancing in LA, you think "Cool, I'll just listen to the…read moremusic on the radio." That is, until you realize practically all the Spanish-language radio stations play either rock en Espanol, reggaeton, regional Mexican music or maybe a little bachata. Practically anything but Salsa! Cumbia, to me, is the closest thing to salsa music. If you've seen it danced by people who are a bit more advanced, it looks very similar. Heck, Celia Cruz's popular salsa song "La Vida es un carnaval" is actually a cumbia / salsa hybrid. It was for this reason, I occasionally found myself listening to 96.7 "La Rockola" or KWIZ, which is technically a cumbia station. What I didn't know was that they also played the occasional salsa song! Yay! Salsa in LA! Woo hoo! ;-)

My family's annual village reunion was held here with maybe 100 people in attendance. The chairs…read morehave a wedding reception feel to it--maybe this venue is typically used for weddings? Out of place for our reunion, but better than nothing :) People took the stage for karaoke and then of course we'd announce the raffle and such--the PA/sound system was decent. Bathrooms were clean. If you're looking for an exceptional, beautiful or hip venue, this isn't it, but it's not bad either.

I was fortunate to go to the inaugural Beat Swap Meet in Orange County. This was also the day of…read moremultiple festivities going on in Santa Ana such as: Dia De Los Muertos, Santa Ana Artwalk, and a skate competition. It was basically a huge block party. Overall I had a great time, the music was great, vendors were cool, and the cypher and bkid/girl battles were pretty hype. I look forward to see the next Beat Swap Meet Overall: * 5 stars. Once again I had a great time. The vibes were safe, friendly, and fun. I didn't have to pay because I brought a few canned goods to donate and parking wasn't that chaotic. Finding food wasn't a problem so all in all, a great event for all ages. Advice: * Bring canned good for free admissions * Structure parking isn't too hard to find nor too expensive.