KZSU is pretty good for a college radio station, lot's of different styles of music you're not…read moregoing to hear on any commercial radio stations plus quite a few live sets with DJs and what not. They also broadcast lots of Stanford athletics. The best part about KZSU is that they are always giving away tickets to local shows. It's surprisingly easy to win them ;-)

I volunteered at this station for several years and it sucked the whole time. Good people involved…read morebut sadly overridden by the precious male egos on the men over 50 years of age, several in student management roles restricting and biasing the good that can come out it for their own perverse reasons. I am reposting an Unrecommended review (not mine) below that hits the nail on the head. "KZSU is a great radio station that tends to get in the way of itself. I don't know if it is the management overthinking on the programing, the young fickleness of college minds, or if there are people there with inflated egos or what. KZSU has a great format at times, then at times, the format just gets plain old weird and full of noise. There is something for everyone at this station. I absolutely love the Zydeco Workout with Lola Love! It's a great show with Zydeco, Blues, and Southern Soul music, and that voice of hers keeps me tuning in. It drives me nuts that the station keeps changing the time slot. The Drum with Kevy Kev was a 20 plus year hip hop mainstay - GONE! (whose idea was that?!) Otherwise, Blues with A Feelin', The Zydeco Workout, MHZ with Raymundo, M-Smooth & the Urban InnerCity Experience & No Cover, No Minimum with FO (Jazz), and the different types of world music is enough to keep KZSU on my #3 button on my radio."

Kiss of Death! Last…read moreweek I just discovered this radio station. I agree with my fellow yelpers, the station definitely transports me to a better time in the recent past and lifts my spirits. As history has proven, repeatedly, now that I have declared myself for this station, it may soon vanish, as most good things often do. Gosh, I hope not. I really feel like I have discovered something special.

The best of the stations. Unfortunately the signal is too weak and overlapped by some other…read morebroadcast even in Palo Alto.

What in the HELL happened to Stephanie Miller and other shows on the schedule. You will be losing…read moreLOTS of listeners by converting your station into yet another spanish station. BOOO! I would wake up in a great mood after listening to Stephanie Miller first thing in the morning. If there was a lower rating I'd give it, but since I have to select one, that's nt review. Bye, bye.

My sweetie and I loved coming to the Psychotronix festival last night. it was a blast. Mrs. Claus…read morewith her cute bubbly outfit and personalized toad purse was a fun sight. Robert Emmett who also djs the Norman Bates Soundtrack show every weekend was hosting it like he always does with his larger than life engaging facts and humor. My sweetie and I come early as always. We enjoyed checking out the door prizes. My sweetie purchased 4 tickets to get a better chance at winning a prize. Of course, 4 tickets should have secured us at least one prize but it did not. However, one thing my sweetie noticed that I did not, was that the jar of tickets were never shaken. Our tickets must have stayed in the bottom of the jar. Disappointed, we have decided that next time, we will just get two tickets. We never had a chance. Coming early gave us the advantage of checking out the door prizes before the crowds but it did not give us any advantage in the raffle as Robert kept on calling off mostly numbers that were higher then ours. Well we still had a great time watching the short skits especially the -Ain't Got Nobody- video that reminded me of the remake of the song that David Lee Roth did called- I Am Just a Gigolo -back in the early 1990s. All I ask Robert, is please give every person who buys tickets for the event an equal chance to win.

I love the Xfinity Store. I had a broken channel changer which they just replaced for me. No…read morequestions asked gave me a new one. The man that helped me was very friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable.

I live in a group house: the house member in whose name our i-Net service is listed had fallen…read morebehind in payments I went in to catch up. The service clerk on duty led me to a kiosk and told me to enter the necessary information and walked away. I turned to him and asked for assistance, he came back, said "Press this button." and then again walked away. He showed absolutely no interest in helping me pay our household bill. He announced his kiosk would not give a receipt for our credit card payment as thought he were proud of the fact. This store has a terrible local reputation and now I know why. I can't remember having had worst or ruder customer service. AT&T here we come. How does xFinity stay in business with this sort of local support?

My husband and I have been together for more than forty years, and for the last thirty, we have…read morebeen dealing with conflict over sexual intimacy. We tried personal counseling, we tried marriage counseling, and our difficulties only persisted. This year, my husband and I decided once again to seek help. This time, we wanted to find a therapist who could listen to both sides of the sexual conflict that had become a cancer on our marriage, and somehow guide us to a place that would change our sexual relationship to the loving satisfaction we both sought. We found Dr. Anya-a sex and intimacy coach. Our previous attempts at personal and marriage counseling--private sessions with a therapist and couples communication classes through Kaiser--never addressed our fundamental difficulty which seemed to arise from a sex-life that was contentious. This led to a reluctance on the part of my husband to trust therapy to address our conflict. However, at his wits' end, my reluctant husband finally agreed to try seeing Dr. Anya. We warily scheduled a free consultation to discuss our issues and see whether she could help. After describing her methods, Anya reported that with Homeplay--exercises devised to help set new behavior patterns and sensitize partners to their mutual goals--couples were usually able to achieve improvement within six or more sessions. We decided to go for it as we had nothing to lose having tried everything we could think of on our own. Yes, professional guidance is expensive, but in our experience, it was completely worth it. With Anya's guidance, we learned how to open up to each other and address our issues for the first time. We learned how to navigate the differences in our case that are often fundamental to male and female arousal, and that made it easier to understand why we could never seem to get on the same page. Our goal was to break the deadlock we had found ourselves in and to increase our intimacy and have more joy from sex. With Anya's guidance, we feel we have succeeded in re-establishing the connection we had lost. We have rediscovered the ability to address and satisfy our mutual desires. It has not been a particularly simple or easy process to break the destructive cycle that we had found ourselves in after all those years, but Anya has given us tools to use going forward. Finally, it's reassuring knowing that we can always contact Anya for help and further guidance if we find ourselves falling back into old, destructive behaviors.

Anya is amazing! She listens and provides so much support and thoughtful expertise. We worked with…read moreher for a year and she was able to help us deepen our relationship and become better partners for each other. She creates a space where it is easy to talk about things that aren't necessarily easy to talk about. Thank you Anya!