102.5 is a new radio station to the KC area, that is "All Comedy All the Time"…read more If you enjoy stand ups then this is the station for you. Since I was introduced to this staion a little over a month ago, it's only been changed once and that is because I went out of town and lost signal. As soon as I was in range again it was back on. They have everyone on this station ranging from Monty Python, George Carlon, Lopez, Steve Harvey, Chris Rock and so on... Take the time to listen for a few minutes, and hopefully you will get as hooked as I am.

Well he's telling us this, he's telling us that, changing it everyday…read moreSay's it doesn't matter Bases are loaded and Casey's at bat, playing it play by play It's time to change the batter - "Rocky Mountain Way" by Joe Walsh (1973) I shouldn't be surprised with the range of this radio station, since much of Eastern Kansas is rather flat which means there aren't many big mountains to block the signal of their transmitter. But here I am a good couple of hours from Kansas City and listening to Kansas City's Greatest Hits on 94.9 KCMO. They are part of the Cumulus Media conglomerate. "Dream On" by Aerosmith "Bad Medicine" by Bon Jovi "Mother" by Pink Floyd "Every Breath You Take" by The Police "American Woman" by The Guess Who "Any Way You Want It" by Journey Local ads, of course. It was nice not to be reminded that I could listen to them on my smart speaker. No, my car radio was good enough today thanks! [Review 706 of 2026 - 57 in Kansas - 25887 overall]

Ergh. I'll…read moreparaphrase what a friend of mine (who works in the newspaper biz) had to say about Ink, which summed up my feelings exactly: -"Ink is really a half baked idea...its just trying to position itself as a classier, hipper version of the Pitch but the result is this vanilla product." -"Ya gotta have enough talent to deliver a big proposition like that and their editorial comes up short." I'm no copy editor (though I am a former English major) but the first couple times I gave Ink a try, I was astounded by the amount of simple grammatical errors littered throughout the whole publication. Perhaps their editing has stepped it up a notch but...I wouldn't know. I don't feel the need to pick it up anymore. *edit* Now that I think about it, I know they messed up quotations a friend of mine gave about a fashion show he styled AND Ink staff took credit for the photo he took and submitted for the article. No thanks.

Ink KC is a weekly press that seems on the heels of competing with the Pitch for KC's alternative…read morepress audience. I'm going to leave the politics out of this because we all know that mixing media and criticism can be a dangerous game. So this review is really to bring about attention to the folks who are behind Ink. So far I'm pretty pleased with their offering and even feel like their story generation and content is a departure from local competing media. For me to actually sit and read papers like this takes a focus on content, not spam ads on every other page. I like to actually see local news and community insiders or professionals giving insights on various topics. Ink has done a pretty good job so far in my opinion with bringing some locality to their stories and steering clear of just being a reviews paper. Right now, their headlining stories have been great and their event picks are always fun to glance out, especially the design of the weeklong layout in the center of the paper. Love that.

It's true. Newspaper has cut its rates in half. To match its massive decline in circulation.read more

They have a Facebook page that's is always up to date with things in Northeast Kansas City. They…read morehave all sorts of give aways on their page. Amazing!

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