Good music. Good signal through the computer. OK way to listen to music. I need to make my 85…read morecharacters, which is ridiculous, so I'll tell you about the weather in Port Orford Oregon. Sunny and beautiful.

Best songs in the valley- Brings me right back to my…read moreyounger days- Love KAZG Thanks!!

great radio station listen every day! rock on !…read more staff music prizes is awesome thanks

The Holmberg's morning sickness show is awful. Not funny, just gross. Not listening to this station.read more

Luv them! You guys/gals make me laugh!…read more Just need more Variety of music... Luv the @Weekend" but hear his newer song over and over when driving. Amongst a few others.

I love listening to these guys I spent 1/2 of my life incarcerated and when ever I was down Jimmy…read morebrought me back. Thank you for the music that touches my heart. I'm and old guy just enjoying life to the fullest

I've had the opportunity to go to the Hubbard radio office a few times over the years. The most…read morerecent was this past week. I had one a prize on 93.3FM and it was easier to pick it up than have them ship it to me. I listen to Arizona's alternative radio station 93.3FM more than any other local radio station. Mo is a particularly fun radio personality. I even had the opportunity a couple years ago to see a band play live on their upper deck patio. One would expect a radio station to have a cool style to it. Hubbard Radio's office definitely does. There's a wall of signed guitars right in the 2 story lobby. They also have an Alice in Chains themed bench out front.

Wow. Thank you Hubbard Radio and Scott for assisting this small business owner who has been on…read moreShark Tank along with other healing ‍ enterprise opportunities to reach my ideal clientele of my neighbors who truly want to live a healthy, pain free life.

Why in the world would you air just one sided politics. I can't believe it. I have the mountain on…read moreat work because I like the music. Our Pandora stopped working. So I listen all day 10 hr days. And I can't stand Harris. But it's just me. But at least you can air both sides OR NONE AT ALL. I have to turn the station now because of this crap. Jesus christ why can't you just not air any politics over your station? Please make a note and take this to an account. There are alot of us that would still listen if you stopped. Don't care to hear it. Least not just one sided. And yes I would feel the same if it was only trump sided. Get to the music and stop... PLEASE!!!

I like what they play EXCEPT they repeat the same 20 songs over and over for several weeks. And…read moreeven WORSE is that they stop songs in the middle! No not just leaving out the last line, but smack in the middle! You might be enjoying a fave and then WHAM! GONE.

Can't enjoy Christmas music. Sat 10 minutes through ads before I got to one song. It's like this…read moreevery Christmas. Out of control.

I love that they play Christmas non stop but they're are sooooo many songs for Christmas but every…read moreyear it's the same old songs over and over... we should be able to get through a whole month without repeats.. even if it's the same song a different artist... they could change them every year... something... i can't even listen to it anymore....

There's lots of news coming from NPR that I don't agree with. I think they take a liberal slant and…read morethey do not offer much for conservative viewpoints. You shouldn't know a reporter's politics from their story, and yet, here we are. I'm never a fan of yelling at the radio but I spent a bit of time trying hard to listen through the filter and not disagree. That didn't go so well. Is it too much to ask for unbiased news? Can you interview people who offer both sides of a story? It was an hour of entertainment that could have been better. [Review 17516 overall - 102 in Arizona - 1034 of 2022.]

I've been listening to NPR for most of my life. The last 35 years for myself and before that my dad…read moreblasted NPR in the car every time we drove anywhere. I finally became a member of this station after moving back to Arizona from San Francisco. The station fills the airwaves at my house nearly constantly. I like the blend of NPR content, BBC content, and jazz. Every time I travel, I find the local NPR station, and I'm able to get into the local flavor of most any city in America. KJZZ is a good NPR station - I only wish there was more content created locally (e.g. versus KQED in SF) given the vibrant arts scenes and thriving college life in Phoenix and the area. I'll continue to use NPR to help inform my opinions of local, national, and international topics, probably for the rest of my life. I am happy that I finally joined as a member. I recommend this radio station!

Progressive Radio! Sick of all the immature name calling in politics? Listen for a more complete,…read morerational, informative reporting on events. Thom Hartmann and local news. Ah, well, closed again. "Buy a stinkin' podcast" from Randi Rhodes, samples are free. Also, Pod Save America is next generation politics.

I was overjoyed when Phoenix got an Air America station in 2004 with KXXT. A little over a year…read morelater, the station was sold but AA soon after got a new home at 1480 KPHX. Even as AA went by the wayside, progressive radio was strong enough to survive on its own and KPHX continued on as the place to hear the best left leaning talk programs - both national and homegrown. It was during that incarnation between March 2006 and January 2009 that the station was top notch and a true pride of the Valley. In 2009, the format changed to jazz/lounge music for a time but the progressive talk format eventually returned and still is there today. But since its return, the station's been very generic. They really don't have its own identity like it did before the lounge lizard invasion. During its 2006-2009 run, there was a strong local presence along with the best of the national shows. It was because of the local shows that really made the station what it was - by reporting on and featuring the local progressive scene, this enabled the Phoenix left to feel more like an actual community. We were aware of different rallies, events, meet-and-greets, etc. But 1480 KPHX Progressive Talk 2.0 is bare bones minimum. It broadcasts the best of the national shows, but that's all. With its revival, there's been no local programming or news, It basically has felt like a national or "internet station" that just happens to be on the local dial. And that's a true shame because as we saw with the prior incarnations there's such rich homegrown talents that the station could be including such as Mike Newcomb, Jeff Farias, The M & M Show - where are all those former shining stars and why can't they be part of the current version? The need for this type of programming to be included became painfully clear when this last fall, the station made a shift to half-progressive talk/half-CBS Sports Radio shows. Ten out of 24 hours of its weekday programming now consists of sports talk. WHY????? Yes, some longtime stars of the liberal talk industry have moved on to other things like Randi Rhodes and Ed Schultz but there's still enough great programs out there that could fill those slots and certainly at least one of these sports shows' timeslots could have been given to a local left talk show! This is the #1 thing the station's been lacking and really has needed since the resurrection and I'm baffled that they chose to turn over hours to a completely different format altogether rather than bring back homegrown programming. I only hope that the sports intrusion is a strategic financial move to allow the progressive talk to continue. If this helps this the station survive, fine but I still really don't like it. Nonetheless, the hours that remain devoted to prog-talk still shine as they have the best of the best including Stephanie Miller during morning drivetime and Thom Hartmann during afternoon rushhour. ...And then there's the weekend programming...Ring of Fire is featured both Saturday and Sunday which has long been one of the best progressive shows out there plus they also run encore "best of" portions of Hartmann and Bill Press on Sunday. But again - where is the fine local shows that could/should be broadcast during this time? Something like The M & M Show from its previous run would be so incredibly welcomed. But instead we have the very embarrassing and rather painful to listen to Breakthrough Thinking Broadcasting Network from 9am to 2pm (five hours!) on Saturdays, a mix of entertainment and sports reviews/talk which at least is homegrown but has the most annoying hosts on it. The main reviewer (who sounds an awful lot like Mike Newcomb but isn't) is at least okay enough but the other hosts really add nothing and bring the show down. I'm happy we still have a progressive station - the right is funded by such an insane billionaire cabal that the left desperately needs a forum for its voice especially in an age when most of the major media is owned by one of about five parent companies and people like The Koch Brothers are doing everything they can in their power to essentially buy our democracy. Stephanie Miller and Thom Hartmann are the cream of the crop and I'm glad they both are given the coveted drivetime shifts. But in its second incarnation, the station has been an identity-less bare bones offering which the recent switch to 40% sports talk hasn't helped. The fix is such a simple one - bring back some good local talk shows (progressive, that is - NOT sports!) yet this seemingly obvious solution has thus far oddly eluded them.

Favorite Morning show to listen to. Morning Mess is so funny and they definitely have me laughing…read more I only gave 4 stars due to the stupid top dog law commercials. I cant stand them so the minute morning mess goes off I change the station.

This is our favorite radio station and my daughter's favorite DJ Natasha. I went to the office to…read morepick up a prize from Kaden and the greeter there were great and very friendly. Thank you 101.5! It is located right off Roosevelt between Central and 1st Ave and easy to find in Downtown Phoenix. The parking lot is surprisingly large with room for probably about 20 cars there is a lot of space. Very convenient location.