Comm-Unity Radio! These granola-eatin' hippies in Boulder…read moreare doing some great stuff. They play some strange indie stuff, lots of old time country music. My favorite show is Honky Tonk Heroes on Saturday mornings. The best part of the station is that if you don't like the music, give it two hours max, and they'll have a new show on. In one afternoon, you may hear Reggae, Grateful Dead, Electronica, Punk Polka, grind core, and Emo Square dancing music. This is a non-profit radio station on the left side of the dial. They don't have any advertisements, just the occasional weather update or a public service announcement. They play lots of the weirdest stuff, going on strange rabbit-hole disc discussions. The annoying part of community radio is the occasional fund drive. They have all kinds of fun events that they hold in the Denver and Boulder areas, like concerts, parties, and even plant sales!

As I pointed out with my review of KBCO, I'm like oil and radio stations are like water, but KGNU…read morestands out from the pack. Since KGNU is an independent community radio station, that is fueled not by advertisments but by community donations, you don't get the same sort of feel that you get with most major radio stations. The fact that you can listen to them online (www.kgnu.org) in hi-def streams definitely helps this otherwise obscure station get the attention it deserves. And the music they play....! This isn't the same old pop top 20 you hear at every single mall and commercial. No no...you are finally listening to a station with djs who care about pushing the envelope a little bit and playing the stuff that you don't hear all the time. This of course is because most of the djs at KGNU are there because they love what they are doing, not because they are getting paid huge sums (or anything for that matter). I've been inside the studios myself several times, and I must admit...I was inpressed. I'm not saying I like everything they play, but they really do have interesting shows...and more than once I actually wrote the names of artists down I heard on KGNU. How often do you do that when you are listening to the radio? As a community radio station, I think you can even dj yourself...of course this might be at 4 am...but hey, its about time they had a drum and bass show eh? Or maybe you are more into Tuva throat-singing, I can't say. Keep the independent tunes coming KGNU.

I loved KBCO when I first moved out here. Back where I'm from there is nothing even close to this…read morestation. I couldn't believe they play the Dead on the radio!! Now that I've lived here for nearly 10 years, I realize they play the same songs over and over and over and over. I love Dave Matthews, Sting, and Coldplay, but I can only take so much. I swear a few months ago they played the same DMB at the exact same time every morning! There also seem to be a lot of commercials too. I don't like the select a set either. I have submitted some killer sets and they never play them, but what they do play can be pretty dull and out dated music. Oh well, each to his own I suppose. I still think it's great to have a station playing this type of music. I have discovered some great bands as a result of listening. I really do like the morning show with Robin and Brett. They really play well off of each other. I do get a kick out of The Sage. That's pretty much the only time I listen anymore, on the way to work, especially now that I have an iPhone and have the Sirius app. I like KBCO's website. You can really stay on top of shows in Denver and Boulder. You can also have the chance to get pre-sale tickets if you are an interactive member. My parents love KBCO, they stream it all the time from PA. Brett even interviewed my dad on air once. They were doing a promo for their stream and were interviewing people who listen outside of Denver/Boulder. It was a proud moment for the Sowers family haha.

I used to like KBCO but these days they just play the same songs over and over with a couple of new…read morereleases thrown in. How can you take bands with huge catalogs like the Eagles, Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd etc. and play the same 3 or 4 songs of theirs all the time? I'm tired of Sympathy for the Devil. My guess is it comes down to $$$.

I've worked and volunteered for AINC for 6 years and I am always stunned by how passionate the AINC…read moreteam is to make bring audio materials to blind and visually impaired people.

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I always listen to your station while in the car and it relaxes me and usually I'm rushed to do…read moresomething and your wonderful station just takes the edge off. Where can I find out the "line-up" of music. I sometimes hear a song and want to find it on a CD. Thanks and keep up the good work...you make my day!

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This is a review about H&R Block in general and their standard service and excessive marketing…read more Perhaps I should pin the one star on myself for not evolving and educating myself about relatively simple tax preparation and the common software that can be purchased anywhere. Over the years I have gone to this location when my taxes required a person considerably smarter about stock options and multiple income sources which felt a bit too much for me and eventually the one I call my ex (wife that be). In the past I felt comfortable with their service and the peace of mind I had. Twice over a decade I had the IRS come down on us and both times H&R Block got the issues resolved and I had little or no stress knowing they would get the job done. Now divorced and certain financial assets and revenue streams are no longer existent. Tax time is here and like a zombie crying out for "braaaains" I called and set up an appointment for the basics (W2, 1095, 1099 and interest statement from the bank). Not thinking to ask about the cost of such simplistic preparation, I walked in, answered a few questions, (btw, I knew I would have to pay a little to Uncle Sam) and get out in about an hour. Pretty much all was copacetic with the exception of the cost of the preparation, $$$!!! for the basic shave and haircut! This wasn't complicated itemized to ad nauseum stuff, this was really as simple as it could be. Bad on my part for not asking about the price up front, so the one star goes to me. Last year meeting the ex at the reception desk and having a bazillion forms of forms that had to be scrutinized I didn't blink at the cost and the prep work it took to make the government happy. This year, my manila envelope was "stuffed" with 4 pieces of common tax papers. So people, especially us older folks that had such businesses worked on government forms in the past, if you are not itemizing every piece of paper in your possession or every mile you drive and your tax bracket falls well within boring, chances are a quick trip to a local retail store or a couple clicks on Amazon can get you a cheap piece of software that will get the job done and leave a few hard earned bucks in your bank acct. Kudos... all those email prompts I got counting down the days and all those marketing ads via Internet, TV, radio and cell phone worked, bravo to H&R Block and one star back on them. Usually at tax time I feel screwed by the government, this time it was Mr. B.