Bye bye 97.1

[Betty]

Would you please post the station numbers as well as the call letters? I'd like to check them out.

[Alex]

My radio listening is 99% KQED (Bay Area NPR) and 1% KNBR (Bay Area sports radio).

The 1% come into play when the 99% is doing a pledge drive.


I went through a talk radio phase but I got over it. Now the only time I listen to talk radio is on long road trips when it is often the only thing you can get consistently over any distance.

[Not Afraid]

Originally Posted by Betty

Would you please post the station numbers as well as the call letters? I'd like to check them out.

KCRW has several transmitters and places on the dial. Map here.


Transmitter Location
KCRW 89.9 Santa Monica
KCRI 89.3 Indio/Palm Springs
KCRU 89.1 Oxnard/Ventura
KCRY 88.1 Mojave/Antelope Valley
K209CN 89.7 Gorman
K210CL 89.9 Lemon Grove/Spring Valley (San Diego area)
K214CR 90.7 Twentynine Palms
K215BA 90.9 Beaumont/Banning
K225BA 92.9 Borrego Springs
K271AC 102.1 Ojai
K272DI 102.3 Fillmore/Santa Paula/Moorpark
K295AH 106.9 Santa Barbara/Goleta
K296AI 107.1 † China Lake/Ridgecrest

KXLU is 88.9

[Andrew]

I mostly listen to KNGY 97.1 FM (Bay Area) in the car and online. I often switch away to XM 81 or 44 during commercial breaks or when out of town. At home, I listen to XM 84 via DirecTV.

I realize that doesn't help answer the original question.

[Kevy Baby]

I will on occasion tune into Spanish language radio for the music.

Seriously!