Radio liberty is a tremendous blessing beyond words! I wake up every morning to to RL and go to…read moresleep listening to RL. Thank you Lord for RL ministry.

Corpus Christi Public Broadcasting! This station is on the…read moreleft side of the dial in Corpus. They have most of the National Public Broadcasting stuff that any other station has, such as the favorites like Morning Edition or Wait, Wait- Don't Tell Me the NPR news quiz. They also carry local news- and they break it down piece by piece for your morning commute which is nice. My favorite thing about this station is that they have a show called Challenge! On this show, it's like super fast Jeopardy for local high school students. The questions go by super fast, and there's no penalty for guessing. The host gets a bit snippy with some of the contestants sometimes, but it's a hard show! The station also gives the daily updates with what's going on locally with the pandemic with short briefings from the mayor and a local judge. This station is listener supported. That's why they don't have any real advertisements like you hear on the local hits station. Instead, they take a week out of the year and beg for money like a panhandler standing out off of SPID. I always listen to something else when they go beg for money.

Big 93.9 This radio station is the hits station for the…read moreCorpus Christi and the Coastal Bend area. Big 93.9 is one of those formulaic I Heart Radio media companies. It's the same station and music that you'll hear in every other city across the country. So, no local music, local news is really limited. They won't say anything critical of much of anything about anything, and lots and lots of ads. Lots of ads. I believe that you'll hear 10 ads for every Lady Gaga song. Most/all of the ads seem to be for national brands and chains. I didn't hear any local ones, except for the local injury attorney. And what's up with playing so much Christmas music?! As soon as Halloween is over, these guys crank the Jingle Bell Rock to 11, all the time. Please, enough with the Christmas music. The Christmas music on this station makes me cringe.

Really we're November why you putting Christmas songs a lot of people there not working with this…read morecovid-19. We're not ready for Christmas songs please don't put no Christmas songs

Tejano 99.9 FM! This Tejano station is okay. It's another…read moreone of these iHeart Radio stations that Corpus Christi seems to have so many of. They're not so localized, more like a national format. Since Corpus is the headquarters of Tejano, and the birthplace of Selena, you'd think they'd have a super-amazing Tejano station down here, but this isn't quite it. I like that a lot of the commercials and DJ crosstalk is in English, with some Spanish thrown in. It's helpful when trying to practice your Spanish. Plus, all the accordions they play is real easy on the ears. I resent the number of advertisements that they play on a regular basis on here. When they get going, you might as well flip the station, since it's going to be a bunch of ads in row. The ads are in English and Spanish. This station does a good job of identifying their call letters and will occasionally give the weather. Danny Perez is the best thing going for this station! He's a knowledgeable Tejano DJ who seems to know every band.

I've tried calling their request line for 3 days now around the clock. No answer or the line is…read morebusy, even at 3am. I tried to find out the name an singer of the song Creole En Mi. It's the tejano cover