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How do I start when I have so many good things to say about this station?!?!?! Every once in a…read morelong while, I will scan through my radio tuner in my car for new stations. The stations I usually listen to tend to play the same 5 songs over and over. Ridiculous. All of a sudden, my radio (yes, I still listen to the radio in the car instead of subscribing to satellite) starts playing this great music so I stopped...and then song after song, I didn't want to change the station. It was a mix of different decades and songs that you don't hear other stations play anymore. First of all, the station is bilingual with music in Spanish during the daytime. I usually listen to this station in the evening when all the songs are English hits. There are so many ways I can describe this station: 1) The old K-Earth meets the current K-Earth...but that doesn't fully describe it well either. 2) Reminds me of my old iPod that had 5000+ songs. I have eclectic taste in music that spans many decades and genres. 3) "OMG, I forgot how much I loved this song!" type of radio station. Right now, Elvis' "Stuck On You" (1960) is playing. I haven't heard this song played on the radio in decades! Right before that, Stevie Wonder's "Happy Birthday" (1981). Other forgotten classics have played on this station like "United We Stand" by Brotherhood of Man from 1970, "In the Summertime" by Jerry Mungo (1970).... I've heard songs from the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s! Your aural pleasures are not just confined to the car radio (90.3 FM). If the signal is weak wherever you are, you can stream it online from a website (doesn't even have to be an app) at radiosuerte.com and it comes in loud and clear! Last weekend, I was listening to the station and I was loving every song. Then I realized that there was a theme they were abiding by that night. Each song was about "eyes." Imagine all the hits: "Private Eyes" (Hall & Oates), "Eye of the Tiger" (Survivor), "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes" (The Platters), "Pretty Little Angel Eyes" (Curtis Lee), "Can't Take My Eyes Off You" (Frankie Valli), "Hungry Eyes" (Eric Carmen), "Don't it Make My Brown Eyes Blue" (Crystal Gayle), Brown Eyed Girl" (Van Morrison), "Bette Davis Eyes" (Kim Carnes), etc. There are no DJs that disrupt songs. Commercial breaks don't last forever. Maybe like 1 minute at most and they are back to the music! I wish I had found this station earlier! Listen to this station NOW!!!!!!

I love Radio Suerte! Especially Monday with Robert Nguyễn and Maria Luna.. always playing our…read morefavorite songs and requests!! Thank you !!!

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!

Great Station! And they support the local community.read more

My family's annual village reunion was held here with maybe 100 people in attendance. The chairs…read morehave a wedding reception feel to it--maybe this venue is typically used for weddings? Out of place for our reunion, but better than nothing :) People took the stage for karaoke and then of course we'd announce the raffle and such--the PA/sound system was decent. Bathrooms were clean. If you're looking for an exceptional, beautiful or hip venue, this isn't it, but it's not bad either.

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! ;-)

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!

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.

I spent the majority of my college years at this radio station from midnight to 3am…read more Was I a student of uci? nope. Was I a broadcast journalism extension student? nope. Was there some uber-awesome, secret club within the three campus portables that defined the radio station? yups* *This one time, my band played the ska parade. We were very unprofessional and kept stopping and shouting things between songs. We were almost removed from the building before our pseudo-climactic "hit" song. (You see, the ska parade was the most recognizable program to come out of this radio station at the time. We weren't the most likely candidates for such a show, but our odd stream of local popularity garnered us the chance to play. Because our kuci loyalty was already previously established with "a little something refreshing" and "the skunk club" which aired pretty much at dawn and played our music regardless of established popularity, we decided it would be much more amusing to just mess around for 45 minutes on the ska parade, and "rep" for our early morning friends) We finished the set and walked away laughing heartily. That was just one miniscule memory. I love this station. I miss that stuff so much. I don't even know what the lineup is anymore. I bet it still rocks.