I listen to this radio 2 or 3 times a week so this makes me a customer…read more I listen to music selections in morning. I love Delilah's voice.

No longer country music. Still has good music, Hut I only listened cause it had only country.read more

Sounds of the 70's, I dig it!…read more I remember in the 70's KJR was an AM station and spun all the hits of the day. DJ's had personalities and wicked nicknames to boot. Casey Kasem's American Top 40 Countdown ended my weekend every Sunday night when I was suppose to be sleeping to here dedications and who was #1 for that week. Cheers for all the great memory's !

For baby-boomers growing up in Seattle, KJR was our religion, our home, and our source of escape…read morefrom our irrational parents. KJR brought us The Beatles, Roy Orbison, Martha and the Vandellas ("Dancing in the Street," "Heat Wave"), The Ventures (Walk Don't Run '64"), Little Stevie Wonder (real name, Stevland Morris), The Orlons ("Don't Hang Up"), The Drifters ("Up On The Roof"), The Rolling Stones, The Tokens ("Lion Sleeps Tonight"), The Coasters, Johnny Horton ("Battle of New Orleans"), and so many more. Every week, KJR provided listeners with a folded paper sheet with a printed list of the top 40. My favorite disc jockey was Lan Roberts. Lan Roberts provided comedic skits and gags, and he gave listeners the opportunity to get a free, "Little Green Thing With a Picture of a Duck On It." I ordered one, and I sewed it on my jacket. The attached photograph shows me wearing my jacket with the "Little Green Thing With a Picture of a Duck On It." If you look closely, you can see the duck printed in black ink. My family moved from New Haven, Connecticut to Seattle in 1960. Just for the sake of argument, what if we had moved to Oklahoma, or New Hampshire, or Maine? Actually, my dad had a job offer to work at Bar Harbor, Maine. What if we had moved to one of those places, and had not moved to Seattle? What if? What if? What if? If we had moved to one of those places, I would not have been able to listen to KJR, and I would have just been an empty shell without a soul.

No local shows. In a progressive city like Seattle, this is unforgivable. KPOJ in Portland sets the…read moreexample on how to do it right. It's not as if we have a shortage or radio-experienced progressives - Goldy, Dan Savage, Erin Hart... I CAN'T STAND STEPHANIE MILLER. And Malloy, for that matter. Air America made a huge mistake when it canned Morning Sedition and Sam Seder. KPTK could really establish itself - locally and nationally - if it courted and syndicated a morning show of Maron vs. Seder vs. Goldy. This would require spending some money, though, for something other than bumper stickers and sign-wavers - KPTK doesn't strike me as that kind of operation.

UPDATE : After about 8 months of phone calls and emails, I…read morefinally got a refund on the certificates that didn't work. SO, I'm bumping them up for doing the right thing ans sticking by their products. Excellent Radio line-up, but I'm still staying away from the 1/2 off promotions!. --------------------------------------------------- THIS IS A GREAT AM AND LATE NIGHT PROGRESSIVE TALK LINEUP. The shows deserve 3-5 stars. Steph is wonderful, Thom is brilliant, and Mike Malloy the the soul that screams the rage I feel every night. I will agree that they need a local show, however.... THE SEATTLE HALF OFF IS A TOTAL F--KING SCAM. DON'T BUY IT!. To date I have seen several restaurants featured in the Seattle half Off decide that they no longer accept the certificates for various reasons. One mentioned that they were scammed by the promotion. Another told me that due to a change in management they didn't want to honor the certificates. I've lost more money on this SCAM than I hoped to save. I'll continue to listen [or pod cast], I'll even encourage people to listen and support the advertisers, BUT I WILL MAKE SURE I TELL EVERYONE TO AVOID MEDIAWEBCONNECT AND SEATTLE HALF OFF.

This was for a special KCTS 9 event back on 2/11/20 hosting Chef Marcus Samuelson from No Passport…read moreRequired showcasing Filipino culinary visionaries from the greater Seattle region. The College Friend and I weren't able to attend the other food/drink event at the KCTS 9 studios. But we froze waiting in line, hoping to get a good seat for the later free panel event. I remember we had had a terrific time chatting with a couple that had just moved from Chicago to Seattle. I was able to get tips for an upcoming trip to the upper midwest, just wished I was brilliant and actually exchanged contact info. I remember feeling so much pride seeing so many Filipino/Filipino American participants from the greater Seattle community from the cultural presentation from UW students to the folks on the panel with Chef Samuelson. I enjoyed the venue hosting the event that is adjacent to the Seattle Opera. Decent seating and interior, well emceed, and an overall memorable event. Thank you KCTS 9 for having terrific programming and community events like this.

Lots of old pbs programs for fund raising. Some new things but it's pretty much hit and miss with…read moreKCTS and the sister station KBTC. Extraordinarily biased evening news. You alienate a huge portion of your viewing audience and expect donations. Not a chance. I started donating in the 1970's. Programming was far better then. I watch pbs in LA , great station,lucky them. Seattle is cursed with one of the worst PBS Stations and Classical music stations. It's embarrassing.

great content. I would give it 5 stars but they don't cover the Kraken enough. Brock and Sauk are…read moremy favorite. bump and Stacey are good too.

I love listening to this radio station so mainly All Things Seattle Seahawks and basically around…read morethe whole NFL basically everything that's covered in the morning and depending on the variation if get some time in the evening after work and if not afternoon during a lunch break anyways list goes on haven't listened for a while but hopefully pick back up again next Seahawks season

I like that it has educational stuff for the kids and documentaries on tings for reports but to me…read morethe most that is on there is rather dull. Or packed with people asking for pledges instead of commercials. I find that it skips over the ages 12-25 in terms of demographics because it shows kid's shows and things geared towards older people like the antiques roadshow. If they did a program that was more relevant for our age group more youth would watch it. I find that when it comes to educational TV the history channel and discovery are better. One thing that did not make logical sense to me was in Arthur the cool kids loved school, homework and things of that sort. Of course I watched this as a child in the late 90's so it could have changed. Most of the kids I knew that liked school had no social life and were often picked on. I don't feel it's right to cram more learning into a kids day. It's like coming home after a busy day of work and watching a show on how wonderful work is. As a kid I thought my parents were trying to brainwash me into liking school!

I'm a fan of public television and will always be loyal, even though KCTS has had good programming…read moreyears and bad programming years. And even though it seems like the BEST stuff is shown during fundraising drives. And even though it seems like whenever I tune in at random Antiques Roadshow is on. You really have to get a guide to watch this channel and find the good stuff. It's there.

Marginal, at best. We need a service like this. But boy, are these folks old school. I realize…read morethey're clipping newspapers, which are also old school. But sometimes I wonder who is working here, what their skill level is, and whether they really understand technology. I'll keep using them for local news. But it's not because I'm completely happy.

KXSU always surprises me when I tune in. It's a reminder of real college radio, and while I love me…read moresome KEXP, it's great to hear that student-made radio still thrives in Seattle with a really good mix of tunes. I'll generally hear something classic, something new that I love, and a lot of stuff that's just unexpected and interesting. Keep your Shazam app handy, you'll discover some really good tracks here. It's as good as any full power station, and commercial free.

I love KXSU. This is college-radio and it's the best mix of new music, older music, and a lot of…read moregood vibes. I listen all day long and I'm never disappointed. Radiohead, Billie Holliday, Frank Ocean, REM, MF Doom, Led Zeppelin, Cage the Elephant, Tame Impala, Choker, Fleetwood Mac, Mac Miller. Do you see what I mean? They deserve way more credit than they get and are much fresher than the other Seattle offerings. I listen on my computer at kxsu.org. In the car at 102.1FM.