I'm a little tipsy writing this, but I was reminiscing with my sister tonight about listening to KC101 when we were kids, and it reminded me of something I've never forgotten. When I was about 12, I won two tickets to a private O-Town concert through the station. I was beyond excited, but there was one problem--I have two sisters who were around 10 or 11 at the time, and I had only won two tickets. My dad wasn't going to let me go if one of my sisters had to be left out. He called the station and explained the situation, asking if there was any chance they could spare one extra ticket. I think it may have been Kerry Collins who helped us, although I could be remembering that part wrong after all these years. Whoever it was didn't have to say yes, but they did. They gave us an extra ticket so all three of us could go together. At the time, it just felt like the best day ever. Looking back as an adult, I realize someone at KC101 chose to make a small exception that probably seemed insignificant to them, but it meant everything to three little girls. It's a memory my sisters and I still talk about all these years later. So thank you to whoever made that happen--whether it was Kerry Collins or another kind person on the KC101 team. You'll probably never know how much that simple act of kindness meant, but it's one of the reasons I'll always think so fondly of KC101. read more

I have listened to KC101 since the late 90s early 2000s. I still love listening today!! however when it comes to throwbacks, I wish they could add a little more variety like being allowed to play some of the lost hits once in a while read more

I won a prize in March. Tried to get it mailed to me because I have 2 jobs. Policy prevents that. Tried to connect with them on pick up. Apparently, I forfeit the prize if not picked up in 30 days. Policy wasn't shared with me via phone or email until I tried to reach out when my schedule freed up a bit. Upshot? They're too busy to design protocols that are in the best interests of their listeners. ​ Edit: Eventually, after many emails and even more excuses, I was told I could pick up my prize. When I got there, the deejay said, "Here you go," and promptly walked away. I feel so embarrassed that I was excited to win something from this radio station. I'm not changing my star rating. Overall negative experience. read more

Great music I love kc101 there phone taps are awesome and overall they are a great radio station

Even after the UK nurse tragedy these goons still broadcast phone pranks over their network. Message to KC101: Welcome to 1996. Radio phone pranks were funny & original years ago when they were done by the Jerky Boys. Then they were just OK when they were done as Gary Craig's Phoney Phone Calls. Now they're down right stupid when Elvis & crew performs them as "phone taps". The only saving grace is at the end of the call when the victim will often say, "What's a phone tap?". I don't know which is funnier, the remark itself or the fact that the radio personalty often fails to recognize it as an insult. Either way, there couldn't be a better punch line to the garbage spewing over their airwaves. read more