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!

I like this station!…read more I know what you're saying: classic rock?!? Songs that I've heard 500 times or more? Well, a few of the songs they play fall under that category, but many of them can be heard nowhere else, and I guarantee that if you tune in, you'll be hearing some songs for the first time. They claim to have a 10,000 song playlist, and I believe it. Ever hear Blues Project before? Until KOCI, I hadn't. Speaking of blues, they include that in their broad definition of classic rock. Good for them! Support local independent radio and give them a listen, won't you? You can hear them on the radio and on www.kociradio.com.

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! ;-)

If you tune in at different times you can hear a wide range of musical selections and/or talk…read more This station has withstood the test of time. It's a tale of the little engine that good, and still survives with satellite radio into the fray. I'm a sucker to listen to a UCI basketball game here every once in a while. Go KUCI!

KUCI is more than a radio station for me. It's college memories, friendships, and, of course, all…read morethe music. After taking the KUCI training course, I became a DJ. I applied for my own show and it ran for a couple of quarters at the station. I loved my time there. I made amazing friends that I still keep in touch with today and made amazing memories. I really love music so this was a great way to share music I loved and learn about music other people love. KUCI is great for students and community members to get involved in radio and learn about how radio works and even host a show. It can be talk or music. People involved in the station can also get involved in fundraising for the station. Being a part of KUCI during my college years was fun and it was also about real life situations like running a station. It's definitely a team effort. Today, I sub from time to time and I always love to come back. KUCI is very inclusive and eclectic. It's definitely worth listening too and also being a part of. It's the most grass-roots college radio can get.

My first encounter with this radio station happened in 1992 when my family moved from Rancho…read moreCucamonga down to San Clemente. This was the radio station always came in with a clear signal, because the secular radio stations from Los Angeles and San Diego had weak signals due to our location at the very south end of Orange county. So you can imagine my disdain for radio station that wasn't playing wild music, that preached about Jesus, the apostles, and let me tell you there times I despised this radio station. I was a 17 year old child who knew very little. Now I can tell you how I am longing to hear that Chuck Smith senior's voice, but unfortunately I only get to hear repeats of his sermons. The one thing that bothers me is how this station advertises a well-known cult rehab called uturns for Christ, and I believe they should separate themselves from such a disgusting rehab that exploits those who are in a vulnerable position in their lives.(It's not like they're in financial dire straits!

Okay ~ I love kwve, it's always been my life blood. But ( I've been holding this in too long) the…read more'new' kwve grieves me. I always loved being able to listen to scripture day or night, getting fed by the Word of God, when I wasn't home to do a study, it was just sooo convenient. Now though, it's about 95% worship or not a Bible study when I listen. It makes me so sad:(. When I drive outside my normal hours and actually hear a study it makes me so happy, please bring back more Bible studies!

Although you DO LEARN some things about radio, and you get to practice A LOT, and it's a good way…read moreto network (the good stuff :) ), BEWARE of these things below. -MISLEADING ad -NOT 'regular radio'...rather internet radio, which often has interference when listened to -YOU PAY THEM for every show -It is rare that people make money on ads, I know nobody who ever made the $250 on ads. If so, I would like to know who. -after 6 months, Tony can refer you to the 'BIG STATIONS', but there is little guarantee they will even look at you, and if they do, you will usually pay THOUSANDS to the 'BIG STATIONS' to have a show. Feel free to ask Tony about the above things. They are true. You me email me if you want kevsage@hotmail.com

SCAM ALERT SCAM ALERT!!!…read more Okay, maybe not technically a scam but TOTAL FRAUD and MISREPRESENTATION. Look at the reviews for this place in Los Angeles. Here's what they do: 1. They pack you in a room for a horrible presentation about the history of radio. Who needs this? We have the internet now. In So Cal, there are only so many radio stations that pay any type of real salary. 2. What YOU do is BUY airtime. Yup, YOU buy airtime on a tiny near zero frequency station and the way you make money is -- by selling your own ADVERTISING for your 1 hour radio show at 4am on an invisible radio station that your car can't even pick up. 3. But! it is a radio gig, right? Well, if that's what you think. You'd be better off doing a podcast and charging advertising. It would get out to exponentially more people. 4. They put ads in the paper for DJ WANTED! RADIO PERSONNEL NEEDED! Well, yes, they just need to sell tiny brackets of useless airtime. 5. If you have time to kill and want to see it in person, go and check it out. My favorite part of going with my friend (it was her idea for her show) was when they LOCKED the doors so we couldn't leave until loooonnnng presentation. YIKES!

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Fabulous Radio! Love the variety of music they play and the Awakening Radio program on Tuesday…read morenights 10-midnight is a prescription for mind expanding listening. This Local Laguna Beach FM station was created by an incredible visionary who followed his heart and made a dream into reality. As a non-profit venture, the station is on air through donations and sponsors.

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Best ever. No substitutes. The original metal music station. I've been a listener since 1986…read more UFCKNGBLVBL

I have been a KNAC105.5 & KNAC.COM FAN since I lived in Costa Mesa and worked for Albertson's…read moreMarket in Laguna Beach, Ca. that's September 1985/86... remember listening to Tawn Mastery and Animal Anna-Lee all of the time with Dangerous Darren and of course Long Paul!!! This is THE ONLY PURE ROCK RADIO STATION TO EVER IGZIST!!!!!!!!!!!!!! KNAC.COM NEEDS TO STAY ON THE NET FOREVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you Perry F. Caravello Scary Perry

Christmas comes early for vinyl lovers. Claremont's very own local radio station sponsors this…read moreexclusive annual event that comes twenty four hours after the now famous Record Store Day.Located at the Smith campus ballroom center this wax party has a little bit of everything related to the sound that soothes our soul. Besides your standard Lp's they also have 45's and picture disks. You want a little more than a precious piece of wax? They also carry rare concert posters and hard to find memorabilia. And if that's not enough,how about cassettes and cds with a bit of comic books on the side and Boom! And there it is,an expo full of melodic wonders. Note,not all the vendors accept plastic money or credit cards if you will so have your duckets available before entering. Parking is limited in front of the event but plenty of it around the gorgeous neighborhood campus. And that's my take on this Vinyl lovers day event,Peace.

Writing my Rhino Records review reminded me of good ol' KSPC. This station was the only means for…read moreanyone in the area to hear something outside of classic rock and mainstream KROQ-type music. As I said, you'd hear anything from jazz, reggae, punk, and some music that didn't fit well into any category. Yeah, some of it was crap but I learned about bands like Jawbreaker, Green Day, and Smashing Pumpkins (before they were big). Best of all were the free tickets I won from the station. At one point, I was winning so many tickets they "banned" me from winning tickets for a while - ha! I went to all sorts of crazy shows (mostly ska) across LA and tons of fun back in the day. Easily the best radio station in the area.