Yeah, only this is no longer a business radio format. This basically, became CBS SPORTS radio a…read morecouple of years ago For my purposes they are the go to station on the am dial. They focus on national sports coverage, and leave out the local tomfoolery. which I don't care for. Great shows such as Tiki and Tierney, and good football coverage. Inwish they didn't turn down their signal at night. If you are a transplant or don't care for Houston sports this for free is the station for you.

Conservative News Radio. These guys go on and on. It's like…read moreRush Limbaugh kinda stuff, but seemingly much more conservative. These shows are just sorta drivel for the conservative side. They take a piece of news, and go on and in such depth into things with this, that you seem to forget what they're talking about. The advertisements on here seem to be a bit on the slightly misleading side. The DJ pundits transition seamlessly between their ads and the topics that they're droning on about on here. It's hard to tell if they're getting paid for their shtick. This station leans hard to the right. "Driving Liberals Crazy!" Did you know that this is one of the oldest radio stations in the USA? It was originally licensed to Austin, but moved to Houston later. Now, it's run by the media conglomerate, I Heart Radio.

Certified based radio station…read more Local news and weather that's honest about the fact that democrats and ruining Houston and American. 11/10

The best news station in the mornings, the Chief Meteorologist "Adam Krueger" is always the…read morefunniest weatherman ever, creating jokes, laughter, and a great man! I hope this station, doesn't fire him! The people in the studio are also great at bringing the latest traffic, weather, news, sports, and more with the No Wait Weather + Traffic!

hat woman at on the morning news 39 said today that Shiela Jackson is running again in the 2024…read moreelection, we already had the election for the next 4 years. 2024 starts in January.

If you have a van, and want to get some TV in there, I suggest going here to Van TV…read more This is the popular local TV station for the Vietnamese Community. It's a sort of local access show amalgamation and compilation of all kinds of different local materials. It's great for the Vietnamese community that might feel otherwise estranged or separated by individualistic American society that eschews real senses of community, and from the Vietnamese way of life. So naturally, it's quite popular especially among some of the older Vietnamese citizens and immigrants.

You are having trouble partitioning that new hard drive, and Google's ten thousand results are not…read morequite helping out. You're stumped. If only there were a bunch of nerd-geeks one could call for help - an oracle of technology and eternal wisdom that could sift through those ten thousand results and give you some sort of an honest and real answer. This bunch of geeks exists, and they are at your beck and call. Oh, the humanity! Trolling about the radio dial back in 1996, I happened across something very odd and very cool: some call-in show about computers with people calling in with questions about everything from how to save a Word document to being helped with installing a CD-ROM drive. Back then, the program was known by the cryptic name Radio X, but now it's called Technology Bytes, and after eleven-and-a-half years on the air, it's still going strong. Hosted by its founder, Jay Lee, along with original co-host Peter Hughes, the show now sports among its regular co-hosts Dwight Silverman (who writes a tech column for the Houston Chronicle), Groovehouse, Barrett Canon, and phliKtid. Technology Bytes can be heard on KFPT 90.1 FM radio on Wednesdays from 8:00pm to 10:00pm fifty-two weeks a year. And yes, you really can phone in (and actually have a good chance of getting through so long as you get in the queue in the first half of the show) and get your questions addressed with a strong dose of irreverent humor. Over the years I've listened, I've phoned in several times. These guys are all volunteers, and this is for them a labor of love: getting more people onto technology and the positive benefits it can give society, but it's more than just that. It's a program filled with self-deprecating personality and wit.

this is the ultamate geek radio show on kpft, been listieng seinc e1995, and 2005 when moved back…read moreto houston and untill dec 2007.

KHCB(Keeping Him Close By) 105.7 in Houston is a unique & dying breed with incredible programming…read morefound nowhere else on the dial. They have been a constant companion of mine for more than 12yrs. now ~ carrying me through many hard times ~ offering comfort for my soul through true & clear biblical preaching & teaching, as well as "radio plays", ask the pastor on-air and various ministries ~ something for everyone from young to old ~ totally listener-supported from 1962. God Bless!

great nice people who work here. they go with interviews to update the public and have a great…read moreministry. not a lot of contemporary music but that's not their thing.

Not to be confused with Houston Hos and Ho, which is all about my girlfriends, and my Barbi. I…read moreapologize. I'm not really into houses and home decor and gardens and whatever, but if you are then this is a nice local magazine for you. They're popular with decent circulation (like a not too obese person) and they do a pretty good job of it, although personally I won't be buying a subscription, but some of my family and friends like it.

That don't inpress me much…read more This is a beautiful, eclectic, and interesting little shack located along Westheimer which does free press and all kinds of good stuff in the Montrose neighbourhood. I'm glad it's here and I wish there was more stuff like this, but the establishment is just so big isn't it?