Like music? Want to feel connected to the SLC community? Want to know about local current events…read moreand concerts? Listen to KRCL! At 6pm-7pm M-F they do local features on news and different groups around the valley but otherwise it's all music. For music there are different features throughout the week, like Living the Circle of Life (Native American) on Sunday mornings and Smile Jamaica (reggae) on Saturday afternoons. The app is also really great because if there's a program you like you can listen to it on demand for up to 2 weeks post show.

I started out with KRCL FM 90.9 The alternative Station in Salt Lake City,Utah. They taught me my…read morebroadcasting skills, graduated and got my FCC license! It's an awesome station in which I'm grateful for! Robert Wallenmeyer

So when did the Wave turn into a sports radio channel? If I wanted to listen to sports radio, I…read morewould tune into sports radio. I guess it's time to find an alternate to the Wave. One more committed to playing great music.

This station has changed my life! I feel young again. The minute I hear the songs of my high school…read moredays I feel happy. I have more energy. I have peace of mind! Thank you Thank you Thank you to the powers that brought this group together... I am actually excited to drive to work now!! I can't say enough how this station makes life better. Please keep going on doing exactly what you have been.

Who ever is currently doing the midnight DJing (Maurice?) is doing amazing. I love the song…read moretransitions and variety. You are making a midnight drive very refreshing! Love the little remix of the songs as well. (9/20/2020 12:06AM)

Utah already had an Alternative station with shock jocks in X-96. Some of us didn't listen to X-96…read morebecause we wanted the music without the peanut gallery. I will start listening again when you get rid of the DJ's and just start playing great alternative music.. Until then you can find me on Sirius XM.

Visiting Utah for the week, rented a car to go skiing and didn't change the dial once I found this…read more My commute was between 7-9am and 3-6pm and majority of the time I heard a good mix of music with little adds. The music that was played reminded me of three radio stations back in Massachusetts combined. Good variety of tunes, a lot of repeat artists though in the short time of listening; Ozzy, Nirvana, Rob Zombie, Red Hot Chilly Peppers, Metallica, and Tool to name a few. I traveled as far as Powder Mountain and Snowbird and station was clear. Thank you for providing music for my brain to process old memories.

I am so excited, I'm shaking .... I just won tickets to see JOHNATHON DAVIS. KBER ROCKS!!!! Mick n…read moreAllen are absolutely the most INCREDIBLE guys. Every so often I happen to cross paths with them and they haven't told me to go play in traffic, so I feel special. Thanks you guys for just being you

I used to think all NPR stations were pretty much the same. If asked to list why I tuned in, I'd…read moremention national programs like This American Life, All Things Considered and Marketplace. I didn't really appreciate how great KUER was until I moved to another city. I live in SF now and my local NPR station is probably funded 10 times as well as KUER, but I honestly think KUER does a much better job with local reporting and bringing a compelling local angle to the programming. During the 10 years I lived in Utah the voices of Jenny Brundin, Tasha Cook, Michael Havey and others felt like like family during my daily commute. KUER does a fantastic job in a difficult market, and it's obvious they are passionate about bringing quality news and discussion to Utah. And don't even get me started on Doug Fabrizio and RadioWest. He's one of the best interviewers in the business, and I'm constantly wondering why he hasn't moved on to a national show yet. I still listen to the RadioWest podcast even though much of the local material shouldn't be that interesting to me anymore. The only thing I don't love about KUER is the jazz at night, but that's just a personal preference (plus it gave me a chance to listen to some KRCL). Overall I'd trade the fancy-pants big city KQED here in San Francisco for KUER any day of the week.

I listen to KUER a lot and really enjoy the programming they offer. Some of my favorite programs…read moreinclude: Radio West, Diane Rehm Show, NPR's Science Friday, NPR's Talk of the Nation, and This American Life. Whether you're looking for local or national news, political commentary, interesting stories, scientific discussions, or jazz music, KUER has what you need.

The station is excellent on local news and it's new reporters but the music interludes from 5-7 am…read moreare noxious and very annoying. I have had to switch to KUER as the interludes grate on my listening. Please change to a more soothing presentation so I can return Perhaps the managers are not up at this time. Thankyou. Gary Smith

I really like that I can get local news and NPR news on the same station. Different DJ's play…read moredifferent types of music; there is something for everyone, including Latin music on Sunday nights. I really like that they try to include the different cultures in this multicultural town, yet maintain a small town feel.

KTALK is a great place for local talent with various differing views to have a place to have a…read morevoice. This was the first radio station I worked at after my first year in college in Broadcasting!

A lot of dead air, especially during The Michael Medfed Sbow. Network news comes on, then nothing.read more

What I would like to offer is not only are the oldies great, there is a reason they're great…read more Number one, you can understand what song is about And understand all the words, that was two. The third thing is they are all great to dance to. Oldies is a style of music that can still be found today, only woven in with other music on non-oldie stations. Most modern music misses some or all of this that makes music truly rock. I would rename a station that played a mix of oldies and newbies that fit the rules of rock music. To maybe Mixed Classic Rock, if they also played some modern music that fits the rules of the old stuff, like ABBA, U2 and others that fit the three rules. 1. understand the story the song is playing, 2. Understand the words the singers are singing, 3. the song needs a great dancing beat.

Great stations - Love the station! Don't understand people who don't get what an Oldie is. Maybe…read moresomething to do with IQ. Miss the Oldies Fest!