Do you miss Energy 92.7?…read more Booohooo me too, BUT...Movin 99.7 and St. John have created Pulse HD radio for you and it's FREEEEEEEEE! Good beats to get your dance on. Listen on your HD Radio or online at http://player.play.it/player/player.html?v=4.7.124b&id=2238&onestat=kmvq-fm

Movin 100.7 (the local Top 40 radio station) may have moved out of my town, but this station…read moresponsored by the same people is great to listen to when I miss 92.7. They play all techno and house and mix it up from new hits like stuff from Deadmau5 to old stuff like Darude's Sandstorm. There's also some house remixes of Top40 thrown in for good measure. This is an HD2 station, so you need to have an HD Radio or listen to it online. http://player.radio.com/player/RadioPlayer.php?station=2238

Free Radio Berkeley offers classes all over the country on how to build and power your own Fm…read morebroadcast transmitter. Free Radio Berkeley has helped in giving voices to the voiceless for 15 years. This organization is worth checking out. If you like what you see and would like to learn more, Free Radio has a great hands on volunteer program. If large numbers of people believe in Free Speech, there will be freedom of speech" -- George Orwell

Here is a place you can bring your idea in life with 3D printer , voice spread via FM transmitter…read morestation, also a hands on learning in soldering for electronic devices.

theres nothing like staying up all night hand-sewing sequins on a brassiere only to realize that…read moreyou were so tired you sewed the straps on backwards... FIP keeps me wide awake and enjoying whatever I'm doing. i got addicted when living in Paris, and i've come to rely on its charmingly random, mellow music to transport me from my Berkeley desk back to the 13th arrondisement. Additionally, i am convinced that FIP has psychic powers, since i've been listening to Hendrix's "Hey Joe" on repeat all day, and when I tuned into Fip while writing this review, what was playing but Popa Chubby's version of the song! Weird.

I love this station! At home Fip is always on. I love the variety of music there is. And the jazz…read moreevenings are delicious. The way the presenters talk is so nice to listen. Their voice, their chosen words to explain a piece etc. However lately I got some frustrated with their choice of music which lately insistes more on oriental pieces which I also like but I miss the variety. Have their presenters changed? Something is different there these days.

I found this great station when I was looking for SF Bay Area jazz stations that do streaming. I…read morewas a long time listener of the SF smooth jazz station at 103.7, and since have used other streaming services, but nothing can match actual radio, especially local. Not only do they have some really unique jazz on this station, but I love the tide reports they do several times a day. This is a wonderful station to listen to while playing any Fallout game (listen to the radio in Fallout 3 or 4 to understand what I mean), but also is great background music while I'm working in my office. I also listen to KCSM, but this station is a great alternative jazz station that I have started to listen to most of the time.

I like this station plays good real music all kinds jazz blues it is on 24 hours a day while at…read morework nice station to listen to

Last year, I moved to the East Bay from Portland, OR, where the local incarnation of the EcoMetro…read moreGuide, the Chinook Book, is a household staple. You can imagine how excited I was to hear about the EcoMetro Guide. This little coupon book has information and coupons for everything you could want--food, entertainment, recreation, dining out, you name it. As someone who's fairly new to the Bay Area, it's been a good resource for finding sustainable businesses, yoga studios (see 7th Heaven Yoga), and bike shops--the trifecta of a happy me.

EcoMetro Guide is a great resource for supporting local businesses in Oakland and the East Bay…read morewhile leaving a lighter footprint. There are resources for recycling and green living and coupons for local business that have sustainable practices. The book launch is happening in September of 2007 and is being sold by many local businesses.

Everyone there is really friendly! Napa Valley TV really creates a great sense of community!read more

It's completely befitting that the wine bible should have their west coast affiliate situated in…read moreNapa wine country, is it not? And the fact that it is housed here, in this stately & majestic mansion in Napa, is equally befitting. I'm not sure what I expected to find, but, knowing that WS is headquartered in New York, I wanted to check this branch out. As soon as I got to the door, I saw the note that says they are not open to the public. Well, I knew that already... Just before I turned around to leave, someone came to the door & opened it. I did not ring the buzzer, I swear. Janine was uber gracious & warm. She didn't seem the least bit annoyed that I wasn't a rep, or here on official business. We (my boyfriend walked me to the door) explained that we were in the area (totally true), & that I just wanted to see what goes on here. Janine explained that WS is headquartered in New York, & that they moved in here in 2006, after the mansion renovations were completed in 2005. She then went on to explain the various regions/wineries that this office reviews; most of which I don't remember because there are too many to list, & quite frankly I was kind of amazed that she was still talking to me in the first place. THEN she asked us if we had seen the most recent issue...& gave us one to take home, along w the new issue that had yet to be released. The cherry on top? She put them inside of a WS tote bag. Lastly, she actually apologized that she couldn't let us in & give us a tour. When we should have been the ones apologizing to her for taking up her time. So how does a private office that is not open to the public get 5 stars on Yelp? Janine. That's how. And, it is the wine bible, after all. 5 stars.

I was initially excited to see this magazine in our mail. But I am very disappointed to see that…read morethe focus is mostly on Napa and Sonoma Valley wines. Please broaden your horizons. Some of the best wines come from the smaller wineries in the Livermore valley -- Cuda Ridge, Steven Kent, and McGrail all come to mind.

Super nice people running this business! Excellent customer service, the kind that makes you want…read moreto Yelp. Great location and easy parking. Martinez is a delightful place to conduct business. Thank you Debbie!