PLEASE DON'T TAKE AWAY THE NEWS ON THE HOUR…read more Long time listener and love the new changes this year! I noticed you've recently started omitting the news at the top of the hour. PLEASE don't do that. It's informative and some of us also use it as a tool to judge what time it is when we're busy.

Tho only locally owned and operated radio station in San Luis Obispo…read more Great station for easy listening... Not to mention their sports all year round...LA Lakers, SF Giants and the SF 49ers. To hear go to kkjl1400.com or tune in KKJL AM 1400 on your radio..

Solid radio station. There are around 30 clear fm radio stations in the San Luis Obispo area. 15 of…read morethose are in Spanish, leaving only 15 American stations left. Of these, KCPR is pretty good. They play a variety of music through a large variety of DJ's (unlike most stations which have 2-6 DJ's). I don't like some of the music, but this is just a result of how many unique songs they play a day. Some days they have a news segment, which is usually on top of breaking stories from around the world. Listening is a good way to support College Students who are actively pursuing their careers in the Music industry. Someone in the reviews said it sounds like the DJ's lack interpersonal skills. Radio isn't supposed to be the scripted soap opera between songs that you've become used to. Someone else said that the DJ's queue songs from Spotify... I know a couple DJ's at the station, they work all week on their sets, cleaning explicit music themselves and cleverly weaving similar tracks into a 2-hour long show. The best part about this radio station is that they aren't selling anything. If music is played only to attract more listeners to sell ads, then only the most popular music will be played. On KCPR, you get to listen to different people's favorite music and try to understand why they like it themselves. 91.3 KCPR Rocks!

What in the Sam hell happened to this radio station? Where is all the underground and marginal…read moreheavy metal? BRING BACK SLAYTANIC CARNAGE! I used to stay up from 2 to 4 AM on the East Coast just to listen to it! And their DJ was so hot, that dude Dylan, oh man. What happened to him??? He always took my requests. Now every time I'm in San Luis, I just resort to Pandora because the only station I ever liked is full of mediocre contemporary pop that sounds like 8 dumpsters doing a circle pit in the cafeteria. Every single show on the station is a travesty and I want to reach through the speakers and throttle the tired, lazy DJs.

The last of the dying breed of FM radio stations. great music, real-live DJs that appreciate all…read morekinds of music. One of the many things I look forward to when I visit the Central Coast. I have the streaming app but somehow it's not quite the same. I always hear something that I love that I had not heard before.

This station is awesome. It's a treasure in the central coast. They play awesome music and the on…read moreair talent is great. When you're in SLO you've got to tune your radio dial to this station for news, tunes and happenings in the area. The culture of SLO seeps through this radio channel with a big heart.

This is just a truly great local radio station. It's an NPR affiliate so there are no commercials…read moreto speak of. Neal Losey's 'Morning Cup' Show is remarkable for its breadth of genres and the knowledge he has of all kinds of music, new and old. The NPR shows are terrific--Wait, Wait Don't Tell Me, the late Car Talk is hilarious, TED Talks, This American Life and on and on. The staff is warm and friendly and very accessible. This station is a San Luis Obispo Community Treasure!!!

I can remember the old days when KSLY was on the AM dial ( 1400 AM) they had the best music in the…read more1950's thru the early 1990's when they took over KUNA 96 FM stereo their sister station which played elevator music back then and KSLY went stereo and was then known as sly 96 fm, then in the early 2000's they went country which was the end of KSLY as we knew and grew up with in the 1950's and 1960's. So sad to see the end of a great radio station in San Luis Obispo,Ca. We had to other am stations on the dial back then and they were KATY am and KVEC am. KVEC is still on the air as a 24 hour talk radio format.

Its not often you can comment on yelp about something that doesn't exist. Growing up at the…read morecentral coast....when times were good, back in 1994...this station played all the good songs from the day. I still have a video of me hanging out with friends and we were listening to sly 96.fm. I miss those days...i miss those local days. R.I.P. Sly. You were good times. If you actually found this review, then you are a true local. Hope your memories were as good as mine! SLY....96.fm....i listened to you many times on the sand dunes! Crossing A gnarly Creek, and at some good bonfires in Avila Beach!

I have listened to the Jeff and Jeremy show twice and I find them to be racist, ignorant and…read moreopinionated. I do not listen to FM radio anymore and being forced to listen to their opinions made me turn the volume DOWN.

Why is this station still around! it Plays the same…read moremainstream songs over and over. There's so much rock out there but they keep playing the same thing. Nothing from B sides. Basically all Pop rock ie Ac/DC highway 2 hell ,back in black,Bon jovi, zz top,whitesnake, top 40 crap back in the day. One time in 1 day I heard the same Bon Jovi song twice. Thank God for Pandora lol! Please bring another local station with some creativity.

I've watched this radio station spiral downward ever since I moved to SLO 3 years ago. First it was…read morean excellent progressive radio station (and even advertised that they were "your home for progressive talk on the Central Coast"). Then they moved to a more centrist format and dropped the mention of "progressive talk" from their tag line. Then they turned into some bizarre hybrid of bad news reporting and hours upon hours of pseudo-spiritualist, self-help guru Roy Masters. Now, they've completely devolved into some kind of FM pop radio station. I don't even think they're using the KYNS call sign anymore. Very sad to watch the slow implosion of this once-great radio station.

This change to a semi-conservative radio format from its stellar progressive lineup has lost me as…read morea listener. Bill Benica's Talk is Cheap is the only remaining decent show. What ever lead you to change to a proven losing format? Might as well add Rush Limbaugh while you're at it. Sorry to see you go. Bye bye.