I really like Garrett Lewis, however, I find myself listening far less due to the insane amount of…read morecommercials. After you hear the same commercial 8,000 times in a week it gets a bit annoying. So I've found myself listening to 550 in Phoenix and J.T. Harris. Not quite as many commercials. And I always listen to 790 at night but all of a sudden for the past week I can no longer pick up 790 KNST on my CC radio but I now get 790 out of L.A. What happened to the power guys? Maybe time to upgrade that surplus East German equipment, eh?

Absolutely the best talk show hosts and talkshow team in the Tucson area. No where will you find…read moresuch comprehensive and intelligent information from a news talk station. The early morning host, while humorous is still on point with every discussion. Add in the news team and you have the only station that you need in the Tucson metro area for news and Entertainment. !!

Tucson's classical radio station was a delightful surprise. Sophisticated taste. If I say it's…read moresophisticated, that means they played a lot of music that I have never heard before. That's saying a lot as I listen a lot to other stations where I live. I don't wanna put down any other station, But if I ever hear the Bolero again, I will blow my brains out.

KUAT Classical is such a drag. Heaven forbid they ever play anything that their long suffering…read moretaxpayers (who support them) would actually enjoy. It's as though whoever makes the music selection wakes up every morning in a foul mood, drinks a quart of sugarless Lemonade, reads some Kafka and Camus and then, when in some dark, emo state of mind, programs the most alienating, dissonant and dreary dreck. It's as though they are going out of their way to be as tedious as possible. Do yourself and favor and stream the far better run classical music stations such as KDFC or any one of the Los Angeles classical stations.

Enjoy the bill buckmaster show m-f 12-1pm local guests on many interesting local topics with local…read moreguests on politics, arts, culture, sports, travel & more!

So the computer doesn't recognize which time zone we are on-I know the people @ the station so it…read moremaybe can be fixed-not a biggy-Some listeners miss the morning syndicates but personally I love the new line-up-Hugh Hewitt is totally my favorite and now it is at a time when we are awake. They offer plenty of local shows, I really am impressed with Zach W. - he follows the morning drive show with Chris & Ed (you couldn't ask for better information than a Golden Mike award winner & the shows namesake Chris). He works very hard to inform the audience of Tucson & Pima County politics -some good but mostly questionable at best. Dave Ramsey follows another Golden Mike award winner Bill Buckmaster who also gives more local news and fun stuff to do in Tucson. I think it is a great mixture - try it as I think you will be impressed.

The staff were so nice to all of us (we are all working on an animal welfare event). The offices…read moreare welcoming, warm, and all the staff made us feel at ease. Telemundo does so many amazing things for the community, and though it is an understated office space....amazing things happen here!

This is in regards to the live simulcast interpretation The governor Doug Ducey mail interpreter in…read moreSpanish he is very boring I found his remarks to be slow and so boring please in the future get another interpreter who has a better sense of interpretation of the Spanish language.

0 well we miss the old dandy dime you could always put cheap ads in there and get pretty good…read moreresponses. I suppose it was killed by the damn internet but I don't see any replacement it was awesome we enjoyed reading it every week and enjoyed receiving it whoever published it was a genius for decades they were at it oh my God they're missed that's a horrible pity they ceased when did they anyone know for sure? Good boy

I loved the Car ads were people to people, dealers could interfear you got a good deal. Short sweet…read moreand honest.

Gracias (said in my very Michigan accent) Edible Baja Arizona! I am now a denizen of the great…read moreBaja and your publication is major eye candy and a reliable source of knowledge on being a proud locavore. I could not have said it better than Maribel Alvarez, without a story, food has no sabor or flavor. Well, Edible Baja Arizona is the cure for that. It is packed with the behind the scenes stories of restauranteurs, farmers, brewers, produce brokers, who focus on farm to table. Color me impressed, when I spotted that Barbara Kingsolver and Andrew Weil M.D. wrote articles for the inagural issue! I would forage any day with Barbara! I found the list of what's in season and the local farmer's markets very useful. And I cannot wait to whip me up some of the Tepary Bean Hummus, what a cool use of Native foods. I loved the shout out to my beloved Food Swap Tucson and hope more people join us! In a time of GMO's, obesity, and diabetes we need an outstanding publication focusing on local foodsheds, such as this. I can't wait to check out the advertisers and the businesses who support this magazine. I am super jazzed to check out your fermenting class held in partnership with MOCA. Hopefully, in the future you could add an events section, and I would love to see a bevy of educational opportunities. I know I already mentioned it, but I have to again! The eye candy!!!! The pictures are so vibrant, a visual kalediscope to tempt your tastbuds. Now if I could just get my hands on some Bacanora, "The destilled essence of Sonora", which also coincedtally was the liquid courage behind Edible Baja Arizona. I picked up my free copy at Civano Nursery but you can also subscribe. I just wish I could write for them or volunteer, but I am no Pulitzer Prize finalist, but I do have ideas like an article on the pop up secret supper clubs that Tucson offers and my killer idea for a zymology guild. You are right on Edible Baja Arizona, so keep writing on!!!!

On Sunday, I took the Sonoran Sojourn to Heritage Orchards with 5 girlfriends. Edible Baja Arizona…read morehas just started doing these excursions. We all had the best time. This trip was absolutely well-planned, informative, and fun. Our tour guide Jesus Manuel Garcia was so full of information!! He talked the whole way to Mexico to the group (we were on a tour bus) about everything we saw on the way from the landscape, the architecture, the politics, the food and the differences between cultures and countries. He has so much passion for this! We visited an orchard in and learned about everything about the workings of the orchard, we also went to a home in Magdalena where we were greeted with such hospitality - we had a wonderful Mexican lunch there, (tostadas, rice and beans, quesadillas, tacos, bread pudding, and quince, along with beer and horchata), we tried our hand at making tortillas, and listened to Ronstandt Generations - there were AWESOME!! We had time to wander around Magdalena and to shop. The tour started in Mission Gardens where we learned about the uniqueness of the gardens. There was a 3 and a half hour unexpected wait to cross back over the border to the U.S., and our tour absolutely made the best of this - they jumped out of the bus and purchased more beer and a bottle of tequila, and pulled out the instruments and sang at the back of the bus!! Jesus and his fiance joined them!! They just made the best out of every unexpected circumstance - they made it so enjoyable and comfortable, and fun!! I can't wait to do another one these - you would never know they were new at the excursion business! I LOVED this trip!!

Suzi at Tucson Lifestyle was very professional and helpful. She clearly cares for her job and…read moreprofession.