the receptionist (on the left) lakisha? sorry i lost the piece of paper i wrote her name on!…read morenot once , but "twice" this lady went "out of her way" to help this old coach and teacher of "tomorrow's america" for 38 years,to help me find a building and also tried to help me with finding an 'advertizer" on the radio station!!! one time. i was very warm, she noticed i was perspiring..and she got me a bottle of cold water..this is unheard of in today's "business world"! so please give her "perks" and praise!!! thank you very much for keeping the air waves a 'rollin"!!! juna!

I have listened to the morning show for a long time. This comment is for the morning, weekday…read morehosts. Gentlemen, you have lost this viewer in your comment of April 7, 2026, wherein you said that no one knows who is Angel Reese because she is in the WNBA and No One cares. Not only is that sexist but wrong. Many people watch WNBA. I'm surprised Kat didn't hit you over the head at that comment.

Yes I admit it. I do listen to and enjoy classical music. This station plays alot of popular pieces…read morethats upbeat and some stuff that will seriously put you to sleep. I'm listening to the station via the interwebs, as I type this. yawn.

I have an old car stereo without an aux input so If I want to listen to classical music I'm stuck…read morewith this drivel. the final straw came today when they played an orchestral version of the video game Mario Brothers Music. Really? you're worse than KPBS - (and that's saying A LOT!!!) AND you have the Gall to ask for car donations when you say you are commercial free? (ahem, broadcasting Mexican Government political messages after every other piece even though it's not for a business !!!! [though that's debateable] ) IS the same as advertising. Period. Seriously people, I'm going out tomorrow and buying a new car stereo so I can hook up my Iphone. XLNC is one of the reasons FM radio needs to be cremated and buried. RIP.

need some good hip hop? i am talking hands-on, that's-the-shit-playing-right there, good hip hop?…read morecheck out earthbound radio then. an internet based underground hip hop station hailing from unlikely san diego providing you with the urban soundtrack to your soul. now i've been lucky enough to see and be a part of one their broadcasts and i have to say, the crew running this station is tight. they all treat each other like family and have a uncanny sense of both professionalism and responsibility. responsibility in the sense that they'll only play good shit. they won't bother with anything less and, there is no program director either. there is no pressure from above to pander to listeners unfit of good music. at nights it's all live DJ's turntablelism picking it and mixing it on the spot and brewing it good with a series of effects and mixers every night starting at 8pm and going until midnight with the added effect of a live webcam broadcasting their vinyl acrobatics. the rest of the time is regular DJ's dropping some fat beats on your skinny frequencies. it's good shit brothers and sisters. go on, tune in, space out.

You can tune in to twelvez.com ANY night of the week and hear good music... even when DJ Archive is…read morerockin it. Truly a San Diego stronghold in the hip hop community.

They picked up where KYXY stopped; playing all those lite rock faves from the 70's to today; I was…read moreextatic when I came across this station after a search. I am a bit familiar with San Diego radio having visited a few times over the years & when KYXY had abn AC format leaning a bit towards hot AC, I was jumping when I found Easy 98.1. All the DJs are so upbeat & truly are down to earth with living everyday lives like the rest of us & relate to the rest of us for that matter. Greg Cook, is a bay area transplant as I remember him on JKEZR in San Jose in the 80's; so good to hear his voice after all these years. Of course, Chicago, Four Tops, Adel, Back Street Boys just scratching th surface as far as variety all on one radio statation, the way all soft rock stations across the country should be run. I will definitely tune these guys in next time in San Diego & before then, on line. Keep up the good work guys.

The walrus lives in our hearts, the walrus shall not be forgotten. The walrus watches from beyond…read moreas the world decays without its presence . The walrus laughs, "they said they didn't need me, look at them now". As the world burns the walrus watches but he can only feel so bad, the walrus could have saved us but we pushed him away. The only hero that could have truly saved us all now watches without a care.

The Walrus is my new favorite local radio station! I don't know if I'm the youngest person to yelp…read morethis, but I don't care. For the longest time, I've been one of the San Diegans who have been victims of listening to overplayed songs. Yes, I'm talking to you Z90, Channel 933, and even my long-time faves, 92.5, 96.5 and 103.7. The Walrus never plays the same song on the same day, and rarely, if ever plays the same song on the same week. Listeners can even input songs they want to or don't want to hear. The song list includes a great, eclectic mix of rock, R&B and some disco songs from the 60s, 70s and early 80s. I grew up listening to 96.5 (when it played mostly 70s/80s stuff), my parents' original CDs, and their karaoke singing. Some of the Walrus' songs bring back great childhood memories. Out of the stations that play mellow music in the evening, the Walrus' choice of slow jams is my favorite. These qualities alone sell the station to me, but to top it off, the station has the "Breakfast with the Beatles" program every Sunday, 9 AM-12 noon! Each Sunday, the Beatles playlist has a common theme, such as "Beatles songs with the best lyrics" or the Beatles Anthology. Great for Beatles fans like me, or people who want to learn about the band. I don't know if I'm lucky enough or if the Walrus has improved the quality of their signals, but my car receives clear reception of the station. I have no problems hearing the station from the South Bay all the way to some parts of Laguna Beach! I loved how I heard the Chi-Lites' "Have You Seen Her," Tom Jones' "It's Not Unusual" (I thought of "the Carlton dance" from Fresh Prince) and "Morning Has Broken" back to back this morning.

Another crummy station here it's just hard because living so close to Los Angeles You get 93.9 you…read moreget 96.1 you get 103.1 La cumbia y más and then you come to San Diego and you get trash and this is one of the many trashy radio stations both English and Spanish in this city there's literally not one good radio station in this town

Been working with Radio Latina for several Years doing promotions for our business. The team lead…read moreby Ellen Ascher has been a pleasure to work with. Jesse and Staff Rock..Thank you for all you do!!!