Ozcat is the best thing about driving in the Vallejo area, even better than the consistently…read morefree-flowing and well-paved I-780. Never know what you're going to hear, but it's usually something unique and waaaaay better than any other radio station in the North Bay. Want Cambodian rock? They've got that. Want old-school blues? They've got that. Want reggae? Coming right up. It's been a joy to discover new bands and sounds via Ozcat and the vibes are always positive from the DJs. One of the few radio stations too that you can consistently hear clearly from Vallejo over the hills to Benicia. What's not to like?

yaaas ozcat radio 89.5 fm kzct what an intensive mu$ical interview with infamous mizz lu on her…read moreshow oct.30, 2021 sat with infamous juan escovedo of da #edynasty i was co host with mizz lu on her show alwayz every sat. 3pm.-5pm i step in once in a while 2 party with da #ozcat_family you never know who i will drag in in da past i brought n angel moore of international fame fishbone, b-girls(legendary bootsey collins back up band) starr cullard of (legendary george clinton band) i am planning on co host n more interesting artist in what you want /hear i also contribute 2#wird_on_da_street (backstage interviews, concert, celebrities ) be listening 2 ozcat radio 89.5 fm kzct , yvonne

Best radio station ever. Great blend of music and features.The morning guy is god-like.read more

Local, local, local radio. I spent a week in Napa and met up with a friend in this shopping center…read morewhere I saw their office. Okay, let's give this radio station a try! Adult classic (not classical) music. Stephen Sanchez "Until I Found You", The Smithereens "A Girl Like You", Blues Traveler "Run-Around". And a bunch of very local commercials. Overall, a good listening experience. [Review 17563 overall - 359 in California - 1081 of 2022.]

theres nothing like staying up all night hand-sewing sequins on a brassiere only to realize that…read moreyou were so tired you sewed the straps on backwards... FIP keeps me wide awake and enjoying whatever I'm doing. i got addicted when living in Paris, and i've come to rely on its charmingly random, mellow music to transport me from my Berkeley desk back to the 13th arrondisement. Additionally, i am convinced that FIP has psychic powers, since i've been listening to Hendrix's "Hey Joe" on repeat all day, and when I tuned into Fip while writing this review, what was playing but Popa Chubby's version of the song! Weird.

I love this station! At home Fip is always on. I love the variety of music there is. And the jazz…read moreevenings are delicious. The way the presenters talk is so nice to listen. Their voice, their chosen words to explain a piece etc. However lately I got some frustrated with their choice of music which lately insistes more on oriental pieces which I also like but I miss the variety. Have their presenters changed? Something is different there these days.

Took my kids to visit the studio and see Leo in action for the tech guy talk show. It was…read morefascinating since this is the first for all of us to be in an actual radio studio. From the time we walked in to meeting with Leo, everyone is so nice. We were placed in a seat right in front of Leo desk up close. During the break Leo took picture with me and even let me sit in his chair. What a cool guy! We also got to tour the larger studio where they film this week in tech. To visit make sure to request first by going to twit website. Enjoy!

If you like listening to tech news with a far Left leaning political spin, this is the tech news…read moreprogram for you. They seem to enjoy talking down to pretty much anyone that identifies as being conservative or Republican. When Elon Musk was on the Left, they celebrated him, now they hate him... go figure. The program is very predictable as to which direction Leo and the panels' opinion will be and all the guests almost always agree politically with Leo, so it's like listening to an echo chamber. Would be nice to see some diversity on the show, but anyone who disagrees with Leo seems to no longer be invited back on the show.

Art radio is happening here in sf! Kunstcapades.tumblr.com…read morefor podcasts. Listen live at sfai's tower radio. Surf the Wave called Kunstcapades!

Everyone there is really friendly! Napa Valley TV really creates a great sense of community!read more

The best digital broadcast video service in SF. I just…read morestarted my externship at a local advertising agency and my boss handed me an HD videotape and told I needed to get some 'prorez' files made to deliver to one of our clients (I had no clue as to what a prorez file was!). The people there were super friendly and helpful - especially their operations manager Raul Mendez (he was exceptionally knowledgeable and very helpful). While I was there, I learned that this company distributes major ad spots across television and the internet all over the country and around the world. Wow! I wouldn't hesitate recommend DG for any of the multiplicity of services they offer.

THE SIMPSONS - UPN - Channel 44 10PM HOMER BECOMES A…read moreMISSIONARY Be sure to check out this great episode of the Simpsons. Homer fraudulently pledges$10,000 dollars to PBS in order to get through the pledge section of a special fundraiser. All of this, because he wanted to return to some English show where they called each other 'wankers' and beat each other up. So, in order to get back to the show, he pledges the money (of course, which he doesn't have any intention of paying). PBS, with celebrities such as 'Bender' from futurama, The Super, Hank Hill all in the background dutifully taking down pledges, traces the call and the PBS PledgeVan arrives at Homer's front door. He takes the PBS Crew to his bank and feebly looks through the business window as if it was closed and says 'It sure does look like a ghost town in there'; it was 12:15. People were coming in and out and bustling about. It was hilarious. In an effort to circumvent the pledge posse, Homer runs and seeks sanctuary inside his church and to avoid the mob coming after him, gets shipped off by Reverend LoveJoy to some primitive island as a missionary. It was great. He got them gambling, drinking, fighting and in the process, developed a liking to licking orange frogs. His pupils get huge and he began to walk around with spare frogs in his pocket. When he needed a 'jolt' he took out a frog, licked it and afterwards, haphazardly tosses it over his shoulder. In the end, Homer recognizes the error of his ways and begins to build a incomplete chapel (a body of work Homer inherits from the previous missionaries, who, upon Homer's arrival, hop on his plane eager to return to mainland US and state 'We've belittled and degraded their current religion, you can take it from here!') He rallies the support of the tribe by stating 'either pick up a rock and help or you'll go to hell!' It was classic Homer gone-bad-gone-good at the innocent pace of a simple-minded, well-intentioned, fun loving, and mildly addicted buffoon. And people wonder why The Simpsons are the longest running animated show... Another Simpsons Classic!