I love KUTX's diversity!…read more And to Carl below my comment, I pen you this note... Hey white person! You are funny! Did your mom not like "hip hop" either? Was it fun growing up emulating Back To The Future, and were you surprised how long it took for Don Trump to get elected? Here's another idea.. go look in a mirror right now, go associate yourself with the other 300 billion people on the planet that don't "look like" you, and see if that conscious thought allows your other synapses to have a little moment known as "surprise" or "learning" or "awareness"? You know.. Guess what ? I'm a white guy! Yeah, and your comment is highly ignorant, small-minded, and self-centered. Wanna know especially why?... Cause you posted it online, you crass phony lil porcelain bowl. I see your 5s! Another weak white route to maintain "decorum" while you bitched publicly about the one little thing that didn't fit your mold. I hope you create something, and someone rudely shoots that sh$t down. I hope you put in time and effort and your heart and concerns of life into an art project, to be dismissed as useless because your creation is unfamiliar to some... Have you LISTENED to the lyrics of Black Kennedy?... It's a testament, it's positive, it's vulnerable. Welcome to Austin, however long you've lived here. Let others share a vision of art and expression that resonates with them, as ALL the DJs at KUTX play, and then go smile, settle down, and hug a person you don't even know. Good nite to you.

I just had to get on and respond - these negative reviews below are laughable! This is one of the…read moregreat independent music stations in the country. Austinites LOVE to complain. So tired. So done. Recognize what you have and treasure it.

No, Bob isn't a really person. But the concept is genuine, great songs. And a lot of people trash…read moreit because they claim that they don't play everything. Well, listening it for the last hour, I've heard many different varieties/genres, including but not limited to, 80s classic, hip hop, country and newer songs of this generation. My personal opinion is this, don't go trashin' it if you've maybe listened to it for a few minutes. If you like what you hear, then continue listening. If you don't, well there are a million other cookie cutter stations out there that you can listen too. If you're out in Austin, then yeah, this is the best you get. And personally I prefer it over a lot of the alternatives.

Love your music, but have to only give you a 3 star due your advertising department allowing a…read moreentitle Karen and Ken to advertise on your channel. I have nothing against religion, however when a so call "pastor" gets up on his high horse and abuses is so called religious standing and claiming slamming a fist on a desk is not a violent act, then we are being an entitle person and his wife is defending his actions, that is where i have to draw the line! Ask your advertising department if they have ever heard of the 10/100 rule? Well it is about to happen.

Alright since all the other reviews appear to be jokes, or from neo-socialists who just don't…read moreunderstand the basic premise of the station and it's programming, I figured, there needed to be at least 1 real review on here from someone who actually listens, enjoys and understands the messages being spread. That being said, as with anything else in life, that doesn't mean I agree with everything everyone on here says, but anyone who says they agree 100% with anyone should be highly suspect in my opinion. Anyway, there's really a wide variety of stuff on here, from Alex Jones (pretty much the founder along with Ron Paul of the Libertarian conspiracy theorist activist movement) to programs about your health, legal advice, current events, etc. I'd give it 5 stars if it came in better as I have a hard time listening to it given how weak the signal is. And no, I'm not a birther, I don't buy body armor or have a fallout shelter in my basement. Perhaps there are some of those folks who listen, but hey; you find folks on the fringe just about anywhere, be it Fox News, MSNBC or here. I just know I can't rely on mainstream media to tell me what's really going on, so I listen here when I can, take what I like, source check it out and make my own conclusions. Pretty much how any intelligent person should get their info and arrive at conclusions. I do, however, stand firmly against vaccines, and yes Cliff; I remember polio and had a good friend with polio. That doesn't mean I believe it's OK to inject my kids with mercury, formaldehyde, aluminum and other toxins present in many vaccines (don't take my word for it; you can easily find that on the CDC website yourself - http://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/vac-gen/additives.htm). And unlike the days when polio was prevalent, these days, doctors push a whole lot more vaccines, at much younger ages and in greater frequency all of which is having devastating impacts on the health of our nation; that's not opinion but fact if one opens their eyes. You owe it to yourself and the future of your family to really dig deeper.

Were moon landings were faked? Did Oswald have help from someone on the grassy knoll? Is the…read moremilitary hiding irrefutable evidence of alien life at Area 51? If you answered Yes to any of the above, you should listen to Central Austin's 90.1 FM. I spent the last hour listening to a birther (who is also an expert on typography, image analysis, and 50-year-old typewriter technology) explain why Barack Hussein Obama's published birth certificate must have been faked. Tune in, folks. And remember: trust no one.

If you were invited to an Old School Daze Party (think 1960s to 1980s attire) at a radio station,…read morewould you go? Heck yes! The hubs and I attended this costume party at KMFA 89.5 FM. I dug out my fringed vest with bell bottom pants and the hubs wore a dark grey dashiki...we were set. The proceeds from this party were used to support community service programming and scholarships. KMFA 89.5 radio station is an independent classical radio station in East Austin. This listener supported radio station provides 24-hour classical radio program. The station also hosts community events, concerts, educational events, and youth camps to name a few. On the night of the party KMFA 89.5 FM was completed transformed. The lobby area downstairs was used to check folks in and buy drink tickets, as needed. As you ascended the stairs or took the elevator, the next level unfolded a long, appetizing display of food with the beverage area adjacent to the food. One room housed card players, mainly bid whist and spades, with plenty of card playing trash talking happening. Another room was solely dedicated tp smooth jazz. A saxophonists play beautifully intoxicating music, while you watched in awe. For those cigar lovers, there was a cigar bar on the outside patio. The last and largest room was allocated for dancing....line dancing...couples dancing...group dancing...and yes, a Soul Train with a faux Don Cornelius. Needless to say, this was great location for the Old School Daze party. Fun was had by all...

I hosted a fundraising event at KMFA and it was such a great experience! The space was incredible,…read morethe staff was super helpful and friendly, and the guests had a great time. We had some live music, so the acoustics and the sound & lighting engineers were so helpful. The night was a huge success and that is due in no small part to KMFA! Thank you KMFA!

Yay! Spanish language pop and rock music! Stations like this are surprisingly hard to find for…read morethose of us who want to stay up to date on the latest spanish-language pop acts. Only station where you can hear Juanes and Mana, etc, in Austin that I know about. Yeah, they repeat too many songs and they stay too much with the most commercial of songs, but its generally a nice up-to-date mix. I wish there was a spanish language station that would play more rock and alternative music. I was VERY disappointed recently when they changed their call sign and could no longer get reception at my house in the way Southwest. This and 101x are my favorite stations. btw, my mature spanish speaking friends make fun of me because this is the station that their teenagers listen to. SO WHAT! I like it. Sometimes, you really do need to hear another Shakira song.

NOVENTA Y DOS PUNTO CINCO!!! Pop...y mas!…read more I started listening to 92.5 to escape the inane morning DJ chatter of 101X and KLBJ, and so I didn't fall asleep on the way to work listening to KGSR. My reasoning was that even if 92.5's DJs are annoying, I can only understand a small portion of what they say, so it won't be so bad. Plus, I get to practice my Spanish radio announcer voice. It's getting really good. But their DJs are not annoying at all--no fratboy humor, constant innuendos, or any of that. And they play so much music! Cuarenta minutos sin comerciales cada hora. (40 minutes with no commercials every hour.) The music is good, too. Don't worry--you won't hear the oompa-polka stuff of the Norteno stations. You'll hear lots of Enrique, Shakira, Mana, Cafe Tacuba, Reik, Juanes, y mi amor secreto--Julieta Venegas.

Y'all play all my favorite country songs and even some new ones I've never heard of. I love all of…read morethe DJs And of course the morning crew of Bama Tay and Wayne D are always very entertaining. Thanks for making us sing and dance through the day.

What - no reviews? Are you kidding me? These folks are still the best country station in the…read morewhole world. Hope to see Bob Cole this Friday at the Manchaca FireHall for some great breakfast and good tunes.

As media salespeople go, Lauren Sawyer stands alone at the top. She cares! That's right, CARES!…read more She genuinely cares about the success of her advertising Clients. I have met with virtually every media outlet sales group and find Lauren to be in a class by herself. I recommend that if you are thinking of radio advertising, contact Lauren Sawyer at KJCE-1370AM.

I just picked up the latest "fashion" issue. What a huge disappointment! I've never seen such bad…read morephotography with some truly awful and pedestrian clothing. Not one bit of flair, just unimaginative and unremarkable. The kind of clothing you see on women coming to Austin for a bachelorette party. Sophisticated people in Austin do not dress like that. You need to find a new person for "fashion" issues in the future. On another note - the men's shorts from By George for $470 were a joke. If I saw a guy wearing those in a bar, I'd pass my wine through my nose.

I have no beef with Tribeza. It's wild to assume the magazine is just built for the wealthy - I…read morelike shiny pages with pretty things I can't afford, and I need to sharpen my origami skills to make the paper into Christmas ornaments. The email newsletter is where it's at. Have you seen all the free events? As soon as that email hits the inbox, I open up my Google calendar (which automatically texts me an hour before my events (no I do not have an iPhone (do not judge me))) and systematically add all the fun stuff. I then start planning who will go with me for the free drinks, snacks and cupcakes, the goodie bag, the coupon giveaway, the so on and so forth. Every now and then an event is held in a place that has a clearance rack, which has it's own clearance rack, which is where you might find me making a fabulous fashion discovery. Oh Tribeza, no one should hate on you.