We love listening to this radio station! Good country music, and good hosts! Thanks for the great…read moretime KBRC!

We love Glen! We wake up to him every morning. Awesome mix of music and trivia. Entire staff is…read morefriendly and happy.

You may not like every show, but this independent radio station has a show for nearly every tastes…read more Mostly run by volunteers, this nonprofit station is a breath of fresh air from corporate-owned radio. Love it!

ROCK 'N ROLL TIME MACHINE is one of the best shows on Saturday mornings if you love good stories…read moreand facts about various artists. The station as a whole has become a staple of my daily life in Everett.

We love KSQM and make sure to stream wherever we are--even on the trails in Yellowstone! Sassy…read moreSusan is a gem, and her weekly show with Ciscoe Morris is a hoot! We love all of their programming and special reports. So glad we saw their sign at the pumpkin patch and decided to tune in one day!

I feel so fortunate that I actually get reception for this station at my house…read more It astounds me that a small, local radio station can play such a variety of music. What other station plays Doris Day, Sam Cooke, ABBA, Andy Williams, and The Beatles alongside "Tara's Theme" from 'Gone with the Wind' and "The Impossible Dream" from 'Man of La Mancha'? All the hosts at this nonprofit station are volunteers and they each have their own unique and delightful presence on the air. They really do play "the best music ever made" and I derive much pleasure from anticipating what they'll play next. If only their signal was a little bit stronger so that I could listen to it wherever I go...

KOOL-FM...I listen to Brittany just about everyday...her morning show fits my hours and I really…read morelike her on-air style... I live in Sequim, WA and we dont have a lot in the way of good radio much less great radio...thats where BK's show sits - top of the charts... Go Canucks!!! KOOL Guy - Rick

Came to KEXP just to get a Caffe Vita Del Sol and walked into a space that did not exist the last…read moretime I was around. It's gorgeous/huge and people are actually using it. I'm genuinely glad it's here. Brazil vs. Japan is on FIFA, my coffee is perfect, I grabbed a new Sub Pop tee because my old one is basically a thread, and my friend and I somehow scored the good leather seats. I walked straight into bliss and found myself in one of Seattle's best places to just exist for a minute.

Bay Area music radio sucks. To a certain extent, most music radio sucks these days, but when you…read morecompare the Bay Area's selection of stations (corporate, college, NPR, etc.) to, say, what you can hear in L.A. County, it's not even close--L.A. wins every time. I grew up and went to college in L.A. County, and I spent way more time driving and, thus, listening to the radio in the 1990s and very early 2000s than I do in the Bay Area. Put another way, when I lived in Southern California, I had radio presets on my car. I've lived in San Francisco since 2003 and have had three cars over that time, and I've never bothered with radio presets, because aside from KQED, KALW, and KPFA (none of which are really music stations), it's generally not worth listening to the radio for music here. Until 2024, that is. I was running errands for an upcoming weekend trip, and I happened upon 92.7 FM, which is technically KEXC but which is just a repeater of 90.3 KEXP in Seattle. Whatever show I caught was really cool and eclectic, a combination of a college-radio station and Santa Monica's KCRW. The music was familiar and new at the same time, and the DJ sounded like a very polished college DJ. Over the next few months, I continued to listen KEXP whenever I drove, and then, when I wasn't driving as much, I started streaming it. It's an amazing station with a long, interesting history in Seattle. Its current iteration is nonprofit, but it's not an NPR affiliate, as far as I can tell, and while it is still somehow connected to the University of Washington, it's not purely owned by the university. If they play anything other than music, I've never heard it. Not all the shows are the same, and some DJs are more interesting than others, but it's generally worth listening to at any time of the day. They have some Bay Area sponsors and ads as well, and while I generally abhor ads, most of them are for small businesses both here and in Seattle, so it feels like real community radio.

Great station! Glen, Sadie and Kerrie know what they are doing behind ANY microphone (they supply…read morevoices for some advertisers as well) and along with Kevin and Liea in the office make this a station to reckon with.

The Drive radio station has a bi-monthly radio show called "Ask the Mayor". On the surface, it…read moreappears to be a legitimate and serious program to ask questions to the Chilliwack mayor Sharon G. However, when I emailed the show on November 5, 2015, regarding the parking problems on Matsqui Street in the Garrison Crossing, and lack of bylaw enforcement, the morning co-host Glen S. giggled like a little child trying not to upset his mother as he generalized about the parking problems to the mayor in the Garrison. Glen was not specific about my complaint. Then the mayor Sharon G. began to talk about the bylaw enforcement in the Promontory, while completely dodging my question about the lack of bylaw enforcement on Matsqui Street. Immediately, I emailed station manager Kevin G. and complained that my question had been made light of as they went onto another area. Mr. G. thought that my emails were statements, and not questions. I emailed Mr. G. back and pointed out my question in the email to the mayor which was not answered. Shortly after my email to Mr. G., morning co-host Glen S. brought up to the mayor about this very angry listener in the Garrison who had a "reputation" with the city regarding complaints. Right away, Glen diminished my complaint, and instead he focused on me in a demeaning manner as a complainer. Moreover, mayor Sharon G. was very patronizing and disrespectful as she told me that life was too short, and for me to take several deep breaths as she verbally demonstrated breathing in and out on the radio. I was told to call her. When the mayor does not want to answer any questions, or to even do anything about it, she tells the listener to call her. I have emailed this mayor once, so I know her game! Again, I emailed station manager Keven G. regarding the demeaning way that I had been portrayed. Mr. G. responded that he felt my "pain" and that I should call the mayor as she requested. Mr. G. then hoped that I would continue to listen to the radio station. Another listener emailed the mayor during the November 5th radio show and asked mayor Sharon G. why the city watered the boulevards with in ground sprinklers while water restrictions were in effect. It must have infuriated the listener when the mayor said that the city watered the boulevards in order to prevent grass fires if a smoker threw a cigarette onto the boulevard. What flagrant disregard for the bylaws! Do as I say, not as I do. What about our lawns mayor Sharon G.? What if a smoker throws their cigarette onto our lawns in Chilliwack? I guess we would call the bylaw officer who would not come by. If you can believe it, they have only one bylaw officer for the whole south side of the Trans Canada Highway in Chilliwack! As for FABMAR COMMUNICATIONS and The Drive, Chilliwack is a small city. The word will get out how you treat your listeners, especially business client listeners. Your karma will come.

Fun and unique hyper local radio station, playing local music, news, and shows creating by local…read morepeople.