KALX UC Berkeley's radio station, with 500 watts of FM Power. Also available online at…read morekalx.berkeley.edu. Really good programing and excellent DJs-too many to mention. Tuna Satana, Donut Monoxide, Moldy Fig, Poindexter, Microtone, Cuppa Joe, Vernal Pools are just some of the awesome DJs who are one of a kind always bring the most amazing music. Oh and don't forget the Nightman, who frequents the wee hours of Sunday morning and seems to gravetate towards College radio and sound collage from the "golden age" of college radio. Oh and don't. forget Last Will. And the Genderwave (difficult listening at its finest) Too many to mention. KALX is independent, and does not use AI. They could really use your support!

used to be my goto station when i wanted to hear some new wierd music. i would wake up at like 3…read morein the morning and i'd hear some wild jazz or sinister black metal or wierd experimental electronic music. now it's stale and booty. maybe the program manager is new? or maybe the dj's just suck now. get it together kalx

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Seriously good programs and journalism. Other stations would do well to listen in and learn.read more

a wise man once said "we are all lying in the gutter, but some of us are listening to bbc radio4"…read more Where to begin with BBC4? I will tell you that it is up there on my top 10 list of things to have when stranded on a desert island, along with black eyeliner and a supply of cheeseburgers. Radio 4 is a comfort, a companion, a guide in the confusion and chaos of modern life. You do have to be a savvy listener- im not sugguesting you go overboard with "gardener's question hour" here, but from Melvyn Bragg's exceptionally erudite "in our time," to women's hour's divinely entertaining david copperfield dramatization, to Ned Sherrin's viciously witty music quiz, BBC4 is my virgil. Wherever you are, however you listen, this is the BBC.

I'm someone, you must realize, who discovered the chili peppers like, 19 years after everyone else…read more Ive spent much of my life having friends mock me for never having heard of people like bon jovi... listen, i played violin, ok? Anyway, I cant express the satisfaction of knowing "the streets" a year before it even came to the US.. all thanks to XFM, my favorite alternative London radio station. A mix of indie, rock, grime, hip-hop, xfm does a reasonably good job of keeping you on your toes with the London music scene. Plus, since it's a commercial station, you get to keep up to date on London radio advertisements, for things like tesco, or obeying the speed limit, which is kind of fun.

theres nothing like staying up all night hand-sewing sequins on a brassiere only to realize that…read moreyou were so tired you sewed the straps on backwards... FIP keeps me wide awake and enjoying whatever I'm doing. i got addicted when living in Paris, and i've come to rely on its charmingly random, mellow music to transport me from my Berkeley desk back to the 13th arrondisement. Additionally, i am convinced that FIP has psychic powers, since i've been listening to Hendrix's "Hey Joe" on repeat all day, and when I tuned into Fip while writing this review, what was playing but Popa Chubby's version of the song! Weird.

I love this station! At home Fip is always on. I love the variety of music there is. And the jazz…read moreevenings are delicious. The way the presenters talk is so nice to listen. Their voice, their chosen words to explain a piece etc. However lately I got some frustrated with their choice of music which lately insistes more on oriental pieces which I also like but I miss the variety. Have their presenters changed? Something is different there these days.

This radio show makes me wish I were actually filled to the brim with creativity and witty…read morerepartee.... Normally, in my day-to-day life, I pretend these things are true and manage to fool about 1% of the people I meet (yes! someone thinks I'm smart AND creative!). I listen to This American Life religiously, and I can't tell if this means I am super, or a super dork... or both... I don't care. This is one of the best radio shows in existence. Listen and you'll be hooked. Guaranteed.