KSHB HAS THE Worst signal strength...period! They should be denied to buy Sunday Night Football…read morerights. Bezos & Amazon made mistakes but I feel confident they will fix them. I personally quit watching KSHB because of the poor signal strengt, as they 'attempted' to air other programs. PLEASE GET OUT OF YOUR SUNDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL contract as soon as you can & let someone else do it right!

I miss the days when I could tune in for actual news coverage. These days it's nothing but sports…read moretalk. They can't even manage to get through a traffic or weather segment without pimping the chiefs or the royals or whatever else. Pathetic.

The best ever station. Listen in the am and you'll love the drive to work. Thank you for starting…read moremy day the right way. Start your day the right way with mix 93.3.

Hey, I'm not here to argue what's good music or not…read more Simply put, Mix 93.3 is KC's main Top 40/Hit AC music station and a huge sponsor for many of the larger acts coming through the area. I'll put down the ipod and turn the dial for some Jenny Matthews or give a listen to the banter from Rocket and Teresa. It's got the music you want to hear on a night of bumping and grinding or singing badly in the car. Either way, you'll want your MTV or your Mix 93.

This is UMKC's NPR station. It's where Walt Bodine held court for almost 3 decades, and they still…read moredo area news coverage and music, some might say better than many others. KCUR started broadcasting in 1957, when FM was largely unknown. Way back in the Sam Scott (station founder/mgr.) era when I also studied music at UMKC, I was also a music programmer at KCUR, and I also later co-hosted a Spanish music and public affairs program there in the 1990s. So the station still holds my interest at 89.3 Megahertz. It's also full-power (100 Kw), so an easy choice for driving. KCUR has been a well-regarded fixture in this area for quite a while. Their mix of national and local programs has kept them relevant. Five cautious stars, because Republicans keep trying to destroy public media to silence its diversity-friendly commentary.

I've been a member of various NPR stations, depending on where I've lived in the country - and…read morewhile I'm not currently a member of KCUR - I have been in the past. KC's NPR station stands up against any national station. Our own local programming, be it the KC Business Report, Up to Date, KC Currents - all on the news and storytelling side - and the Fish Fry and 12th Street Jump - on the music side - are awesome. Add that up with This American Life, Morning Edition, and Marketplace, and you have the sort of thought-provoking radio that everyone, not just Kansas Citians, need.