Blue skies smiling at me Nothing but blue skies do I see…read moreBlue birds singing a song Nothing but blue skies from now on -"Blue Skies" by Willie Nelson Amazing that KXT reached as far down the I-35 corridor as they did, but we enjoyed them as we're in Hillsboro and heading north toward the Dallas metroplex. It was refreshing to find a station that feels genuinely curated rather than run by some algorithm. An adult format that ranged from classics to newer tunes, which we enjoyed even if many of those new tunes were unfamiliar. For as long as we listened, no commercials and it was nice. And I see that they're "New, local and legendary music for North Texas. Commercial-free public radio." "I would Die 4 U" by Prince "Buddy Holly" by Weezer "Spooky" by Dusty Springfield "Constant Craving" by k.d. lang Fabulous tunes and if you're a grownup like me and you like good tunes, find them at 91.7. [Round number review 700 in Texas - 384 of 2026 - 25569 overall]

Independent listener powered, community organized, member supported radio. Want to hear the local…read moremusic of the Metroplex? This place is a great station to get tuned in. They have a whole local program that cranks out the jams. There's no real commercials on this station, just public service announcements, and underwriting announcements. The DJs are fun, and not some corporate dudes in a booth, or some AI generated voice that pipes in endless chatter. Instead, you can get a finger on the pulse of the live music scene around, and they focus on bands who are coming through and playing at venues you can visit around town. The music is much more than just some top 40 hits station, or some corporate run Belo or Clear Channel Communications stationit has the local heart and soul of the city of Dallas. If you don't like the music, give it an hour or two, and they'll have something else on later.

Zipping around the metroplex (or not, because of traffic) my dial landed on 98.7 and I spent a bit…read moreof time listening to some 70's and 80's hits. Nothing crazy, nothing too rock and roll. I think you'd call this classic hits. Human League, ZZ Top, the Bee Gees, Billy Joel and maybe some Bon Jovi. Easy listening classics with a bunch of commercials. Thankfully, I can shut off the radio for the more annoying ones and just come back when it's been a few minutes. KLUV is owned by the Audacy network which I've surprisingly not heard of considering that they are the second largest radio company in the United States. [Review 16084 overall - 264 in Texas - 1589 of 2021.]

The most repetitive radio station playlist I have ever heard in my life. Don't the listeners ever…read moreget tired of hearing "White Wedding" and "Under Pressure"??

This is one of the best kept secrets in Dallas. This UNT radio station plays the best music! It's…read moremostly bad ass jazz that you can't hear anywhere else. On Sunday nights they play old school hip-hop, I heard Digable Planets and just melted. This station always puts me in a good mood.

I love the alt tape! Its a special they have on Sundays at 8 that i always tune in to listen to! NO…read moreOTHER STATION IS PLAYING INDIE except for them on fm that i know of (: And the jazz is always so smoothe

KERA used to be a great TV station …read more Now it is not. Too many black programs. Too many African nature programs. Too many reruns .

Dallas / Fort Worth National Public Radio! 90.1 KERA is the…read moresource for information in the DFW area. They are mostly listener supported, so if you listen in, be sure to contribute during their pledge drives. My favorite thing about this station is the Texas Matters show. It's syndicated across all the National Public Radio stations in Texas. It's about all things going on in the Lone Star State. I've been to other states, and have never heard a state specific public radio show for any other state. During pledge drive week, I tend to tune my radio to another station, because I get tired of listening to them beg for money. It's nice that they've changed the format recently. They've been cutting off the pledge drive short if they have raised the amount of money needed. It's nice how KERA changes up the programming on a really regular basis. Each show is at maximum, about an hour long. They don't play any regular commercials, more like Public Service Announcements. Check it out- it's on the left side of the dial!

Alt 103.7 Outta Highland Park, this radio station is…read morealternative music- a lot of stuff from the 90's. The first song they played on this station was Lonely Boy by Black Keys. There's a short list of albums that they're playing off of here, and I've yet to hear a Wille Nelson song. This station's signal is broadcast from Highland Park Village, which is where the k-VIL came from. You can tune in on to their frequency modulated radio 103.7 MHz. But they play a whole lot of commercials on this station. Constantly. More ads. I think it's annoying that they push all these podcasts. If the stuff isn't good enough to make it on the radio station, why do they think I'd wanna listen to it? The talk show stuff on here is pretty terrible. Mindless drivel. You can tune into this station on your home smart device.

With the return of Ian Camfield and removal of talk shows and Tik Tok songs, I've been listening to…read moreAlt 103.7 daily. Camfield is great at keeping the listeners entertained with his humorous stories. Thanks bringing back Alternative back to KVIL.