KANW-2 has had severe audio peak distortion for the last two years at least. It's obvious that…read moretheir engineer is sending falsified proof of performance reports to the FCC. Otherwise, it would have been fixed long ago or their license would have been pulled. Totally unacceptable audio.

Love this station, comes in rather weakly in my car, but i can get it almost all over town. I…read moreadore having something with no commercials, that gives NPR, The1A, BBC News, and more all the time. (love KUNM too, and i love its music sometimes, but having a button i can turn to that has no annoying commercials and interesting thought provoking news is great! Its good to hear world opinions.

This has been the radio station we've all been waiting for. Local and the guy runs it out of his…read morehouse and you'd never know! They play all the songs I like and I like that they play gospel on Sundays. It's down to earth with the current R n B music and of course the old school songs too. Their content is great and always positive. Excellent representation for urban Albuquerque! Love love love it!

As far as legit New Mexican radio goes, the public option on 89.1 absolutely represents, don't let…read moremy star rating fool ya. For years, this neighbor of KUNM has been pumping out the Spanish muzic jamz with abandon, and I mean, they just can't/won't/don't stop. My neighbor, a big Al Hurricane fan, makes this station her life soundtrack. If you enjoy hollering Volver, roll up your windows and turn up this station. All you really need to know: From 4am-noon, every weekday, they broadcast a good selection of NPR news and affiliated shows. After that, it's New Mexican all the way. Saturdays are the opposite, with NPR in the afternoon, and this station is a good Sunday option if you want something informative and fun, most of the day is interesting. So if you're down with Julión Álvarez Y Su Norteño Banda, tune in, and if you're looking for public programming, try tuning into the sister station on the other end of the dial, 107.5 FM.

KANW is a public radio station operated by Albuquerque Public Schools. It's a rarity, because I'm…read morepretty sure KOPB isn't run by the Portland public schools, or KQED by San Francisco ones. It sounds like a public access station with preachers and cheesy local ads... but it isn't. There are great shows like: Humankind- David Freudberg interviews visionaries. Writer's Almanac- This is Garrison Keillor's underrated show. He talks about writers, writing, reads poetry. Native American&Spanish music Car Talk- Yes, the Car Talk guys hail from Cambridge, Massachusetts, but this a fun automotive show! Thistle&Shamrock- Celtic music There's great variety, unlike most public radio stations nowadays. It's educational and fun!

Eddy Aragon is a true spirit with a voice that contains a connected heart that spreads dialog from…read moreboth sides of the isle with a refreshing edge. Everyone within the State of New Mexico owes it to themselves to tune in to 95.9 FM or 1600 AM. Once in a while we have a local talent that just rises above the spin and delivers a knock out punch every time he turns on the microphone. Most days you just open up and preach it !! It may not be what everyone wants to hear, but your fair with the airtime and give a platform opportunity to everyone. Praises sent your way! I want to jump on a chair and shout "O Captain ! My Captain " but I regress God Bless you Eddy ! Keep up the fight

You never know what's going to be on this channel, ads running over each other, dead air etc. I…read moreused to be a fan of some shows on kiva but the owner dumped them. Podcasts and direct live streams are how get my shows now. I just can't sit through this amateur production quality. Too bad they don't have a staff and run it like a real radio station.

I'm not a big fan of classic rock, if only because as a child it was A) endlessly poured into my…read moreeardrums, B) I grew up in a city with a great local music scene, and C) now that Jane's Addiction and the Red Hot Chili Peppers have made the list of "classic rockers", I'm officially Old and grumpy. That said, I've listened to KIOT plenty, especially at my favorite laundromat when I was in grad school. Unlike the sensationalized, over-the-top stations I grew up with (and 94 Rock here), KIOT's format is a great mix of obvious classics and plenty of deeper, longer tracks. You'll find some of the lesser-played Hendrix and Stones on this station, with fewer commercial breaks and DJs that generally keep it cool. Speaking of DJs, Erika Viking is the star of the morning show, and the day for that matter. She mixes up smart, hilarious content with personal commentary that seriously connects her with the audience, a rare trait for a host, and her guests are usually pretty entertaining, to boot. For a commercial station in ABQ, this is a solid choice.

Honestly just wasn't that professional…read more Answers the phone with "hello" "who is this". Even after I stated I was calling about the Los Foodies Magazine. Refuse to give prices or send an email. Not sure how real this biz is.

#25 OF 2019 *NM DONUT KWEEN ADVENTURES*…read moreI've met the owner of Los Foodies many times! The first time was at Southwest Coffee & Chocolate Fest probably about 3 years ago. What did I find him doing there.... spreading the word not only about his local company but advertising local product! Now this is my kinda company to support! #thinklocal #supportlocal #eatlocal #buylocal #spendlocal Recently, Mr. Martinez opened up an Abq office to expand his ever growing Santa Fe company. His new office is located in the heart of downtown at 4th & Central in an Art Loft above Brixen's! He was having an open house along with the artists in the building. It was the First Friday Art Walk in downtown abq. What a perfect way for Los Foodies to open up their offices and meet the community and spread the word on what his business provides for local commerce! Mr. Martinez started his company in 2013 and has grown tremendously from there. Starting off with his original office in Santa Fe and now expanding into what Los Foodies is today! Its a local company supporting local businesses. His digital media portfolio consists of many New Mexico companies. Why work with advertisers/digital arts media that are from different parts of the country when you have better options to keep local advertising dollars in the local economy. Call his offices today to to find out what type of advertising package he can put together for you to get your local business seen across the state! Los Foodies has an awesome following on Insta, FB, Twitter and pinterest. You can also watch his videos on his youtube channel. I listed it under "tips" check it out!