In previous rating, I provided one star. I again maintain the one-star rating as I have not…read morereceived the refund check as promised. The station would not credit my card, insisting on issuing a check, and four weeks later I still have not received the check. This is unbelievable.

The variety is great! I cannot find any other station in the South Bay that would match the music…read moreand other programs that I see on KKUP. Their marathons with music concentrating on one genre, sometimes with live bands, are wonderful.

This is the best country radio station in the country. There personalities Danny Miller, Tony…read moreMichaels, Emily Harlan and Kelly Ford are amazing people. Love this station!

This is just a heads up that KBAY changed their format today, 4-5-22. Now they are a country music…read morestation. I enjoyed listening to KBAY from time to time but since I'm not a country music fan it looks like I'll be tuning into something else on the Bay Area airwaves. I enjoyed KBAY while it lasted. Note that my four star review is of the prior version of KBAY before the format change today.

I feel like I have grown up with KFOX. Feels like family almost. Although in truth I grew up with…read moreKOME which slowly turned into KFOX (slightly uncertain of this but I believe it's true) despite an alternative dip in the mid 90's. Should KFOX expand their music library to include 90's? Of course!, this is by definition classic rock. And though I hate to admit it, someday bands like Linkin Park will be included. This is age and happens. I can roll with it. Some of my favorite bands were from the 90's so I'm a little biased. The DJs are always great! CJ and his knowledge of Classic Rock, what with his mystery riffs etc, just adds color and familiarity. He experienced the rock scene personally so he is a plus in my book. The new morning guy (at this writing) is Joey, and a fast talker, smooth at the mic and seems to like his audience, talks to them all the time. KFOX and 107.7 The Bone are the go-to rock stations. I hold KFOX a little higher because it is classier. The bone is for more juvenile ears (of which I have often). As long as they keep rockin me baby, I'm a big fan and will remain so. If they could get Greg Kihn back, that would be the cherry.

You remind me of my dogs, in a good way - faithful, loyal, always a friend. You don't excite me…read morelike my wife does, you rarely get my blood pulsing. But you almost always put a smile on my face. I'm sorry to say that while you are first on my presets, you are usually the last to come to mind during my morning drive. In the political vein that we are in these days, the Bone is my Republican friend, KFOG is my Democratic associate, and you are the middle of the road buddy. This morning the BONE guys were rambling on about having their large, overweight intern do lap dances for other men in a thong (an American Idol controversy thing). Sorry guys, you are boring me. So I went to KFOG, but the music they were playing just didn't keep me interested. So I switched to KFOX and was greeted with Van Morrison's "Brown Eyed Girl" followed by "Sweet Emotion" and then "You Shook Me" (two of my favorite songs from Aerosmith and AC/DC respectively). That woke me back up for the rest of my drive. Greg Kihn may ramble on at times, but he can sure pull in some great guests from the rock world ("My love's in jeopardy, baby. Oooo-a-ooo-ooo."). He may be a has been in the rock world, and he talks to much in the morning. Probably the main reason I don't listen to them too much. Side note, his son Ry is a wiz on the guitar. But when the Sharks are playing, that's a different story. That alone gets KFOX a few stars. Only station in the area that carries the games. Just wish I got them better up in the East Bay, 98.5 out of Sacramento tends to interfere.

I only visit Santa Cruz twice a year, max, but I've actually listened to KZSC 88.1 more on my…read moredrives down the 101 near the towns of Gonzales and Soledad than I have when driving around Monterey Bay. Normally at that point of the drive, it's early afternoon on Saturday or Sunday, so I often hear the same DJs or at least the same shows that have been hosted by different DJs--college students, I assume. The music can be good, bad, or totally random, especially how the songs are juxtaposed. That's the beauty of true college radio, and I don't begrudge them their poor taste or lack of knowledge of seminal bands from the '80s and '90s--and yes, I know that they were born in the 2000s, but I was born in the late '70s and I still knew from a young age who Elvis, the Beatles, Led Zeppelin, and many of the Motown artists were. What does bother me about this station--and something ugly about true college radio--is how much dead air there is. It's not just too much time between songs or occasionally hearing hot-mic incidents; it's a more regular thing, and I've heard the same DJs apologize for the same issue over and over. Again, I get it that these are (mostly) college kids who are learning a skill, but they should be better, which leads me to believe there's very little to no engineering help for the DJs. There's also too much advertising, but I can't single KZSC out for that, and some of the hyper-local ads are funny. I'm glad it's my audio companion for at least part of my regular trips to SoCal, but it could be better. And they need more shows devoted to music.

KZSC is always there for me. A student run radio program…read morethat covers all grounds. From "for fun" segments like tarot card and star sign readings to organized playlists by the students that branch into new genres and subcategories of music per student hosting, the fun never stops. Shoutout SLAPS Fridays 10-12pm with DJPizzaFace

I love the format and the eclectic array of all the music but is anybody else getting really bad…read morereception on their vehicles??? Also it seems like the wave strength to my home receiver is also affected. Does anybody else have this problem and what have you done to get this wonderful one of a kind station? I've got a little Bingfu 10' wire antenna and it's doing nothing! I forgot to say I live in Pismo Beach 3 blocks from the beach and Sea Venture as to just how I might get the station.

Great music, most of the time. I don't mind the…read moresubscription fee- it's a bargain. Sometimes I have trouble with my Android phone cutting out which us frustrating. However, I do need to take breaks, which are becoming more frequent, as the Playlist seems rather repetitive and some of the DJs, definitely not all, become pretty grating. My biggest complaint is that the overall tone of songs, fake commercials, comedians, etc., are so darn white and older male. A little diversity in song selections, a few more female and people of color comedians and stopping the fake Indian accents and misogynistic humor [sic] spots would go a long way in recognizing we are in the year 2022.

Used to be a great country station! Loved it. But didn't have enough of a following. Now its…read morebollywood!???? wtf? like thats going to have a following. :/

Amazing effort to keep Sikh community together by Gurbani Radio. Anyone can read daily hukumnama in…read morePunjabi and English language. Great website.

93.3 La Raza is the genre. KRZZ are their call letters. they play all kinds of Mexican music. some…read morecommercials in Spanish. doesn't bother me. No hablo espanol. nice change of pace when i bring home some mexican eats. it's beats listening to the news or news analysis -news is usually fake. -analyst doesn't know they're talking about or they're shilling. the guitar music is easy listening, smooth..