Louisiana Proud! This is such a cool radio station! This is…read morea local affiliate of National Public Radio out of the local university, University of Louisiana. They do such a great job with local zydeco, cajun and Louisiana swamp pop. My favorite programs are when they have the local music talent on, and the entire show is in French Cajun dialect. There aren't any advertisements on this station, since it's on the left side of the dial, and is supported by listeners. So if you're listening, be sure to cough up some scratch for these guys and gals broadcasting from the swamps! This station still gets a bunch of the nationally syndicated radio shows from across the country, but the best stuff is certainly the locally produced shows. If you're a fan of accordions, which we all are, of course, then tune in, turn on! 88.7! This radio station never has any call in contests, but that's okay. Fortunately, you may tune in this station on your smart speaker by asking for the call letters, KRVS.

Thank goodness for KRVS, KBON and WWOZ in New Orleans…read more Real. Actual. Radio stations. Most of mainstream radio lost many of us years ago. Recycled noise isn't entertainment. Thank goodness for KRVS. Makes the local airwaves worthwhile. I've always enjoyed the extra mile they go during festival season. Keep up the good work. If I could give KRVS more stars, I would.

KTDY is "The Best Variety of the 80s, 90's and Today" on 99.9 FM. Also known as "Adult…read moreContemporary" and that was good. Morning radio to start my day as I drive along the Gulf Coast to hunt for coffee. Nice to hear some decent music so early and as far away as Baton Rouge. The morning DJ hadn't gotten wound up yet so that was pleasant. "I Don't Want To Miss A Thing" by Aerosmith "I Don't Care" by Ed Sheeran and Justin Bieber "Girls" by Rachel Platten "Hello" by Adele KTDY is part of the Townsquare Media group out of New York. [Review 902 of 2024 - 86 in Louisiana - 21931 overall]

From the owner: Providing Lafayette and Acadiana with the best variety of music from the '80s, '90s and today,…read moreincluding the Polyester Power Hour on Friday mornings, you can count on KTDY to keep you informed and entertained.

I used to listen to this station a lot more. But they claim to play top hits. Yet nothing number…read moreone on iTunes is being played. I guess it's true they only play the hits they Say are hits. Not what everyone is downloading for playlists. So playlists it is. Radio seems to be dying out this past 2 yrs.

I do not know if they have a real DJ though they cliam they do. They play the same recorded…read moreprograming everyday. I can only guess they do this to force the youth of today to conform and accept this soulless, talentless, computerized, digitized, reprocessed, vomit inducing swill as music. Just as they are forced to accept a dumbed down education.