Your variety music station with a Louisiana Flavor Wanna…read morepour some hot sauce in your ear? These red hot cajun, zydeco and swamp pop beats will get you movin' like a gator after mamma's gumbo! This station rocks out on the FM dial at 101.1, but you can pick it up online. I can't seem to get it over TuneIn or a smart speaker. The DJs go on in a French Cajun / English mix that can be bit hard to keep with sometimes, but that's what makes it fun! I really enjoy it when they go on about the food in Louisiana. They all have an opinion on boudin. This station has an annual cajun music festival, but alas, I've never attended.

I copied the following information from the KBON website because it will sum up the type of radio…read morestation they are: KBON 101.1 FM Louisiana Proud Radio is a locally owned Louisiana Music powerhouse situated in the heart of Cajun Country, Eunice Louisiana. Our programming is a unique variety of music with a Louisiana flavor; Cajun, Swamp Pop, Zydeco, Country, Classic Country, Oldies, Blues, and more. Though we do such a broad variety of music, KBON 101.1 FM is mostly dedicated to Louisiana Musicians and Louisiana Music, with 85% of our airtime devoted to local music artists. Now here's my feedback on KBON. I'm a displaced Cajun, living in Austin, Texas, who gets so homesick sometimes my heart hurts. KBON actually makes it worse because they are so authentic. From the very thick accents of the DJ's to the partial Cajun-French spoken morning show, this is an awesome station. I am a club member so I get to listen to the stream online at work. You can go a whole day and never hear the same song. (They have pretty strict no-request policy except for two an hour on weekdays. They do this so the same song is not requested and played over and over again.) They do a lot for promoting Cajun culture and Cajun musicians and dedicate Friday's to Louisiana artists. The DJ's are so friendly. I've emailed them many times asking what a song was or who was the artist and the album I could find the song on. I always get a quick and friendly response.

wonderful, easy listening radio station. we have a camp on toledo bend near noble, la. and look…read moreforward being able to receive your signals each time we are in the area.

Great Folks! Worked with them briefly to create a Christmas Jingle and they did a great job of…read moremaking me feel comfortable when I was nervous

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.

I love rock 'n roll So put another dime in the jukebox, baby…read moreI love rock 'n roll So come and take your time and dance with me "I Love Rock 'N Roll" by Joan Jett & the Blackhearts (1981) Rock music that continued across the border to Louisiana, I enjoyed my time with COOL 92.5. They are a part of the iHeart radio network and are happy to remind you during every break that you can get them on your smart speaker. "Cool As Ice" by Foreigner "Material Girl" by Madonna "867-5309/Jenny" by Tommy Tutone Good stuff and I enjoyed it. [Review 898 of 2024 - 653 in Texas - 21927 overall]

Cool 92.5 is my fave radio station. I love me some oldies. Al Caldwell is also a walking music…read moreencyclopedia, full of fun facts and trivia. Grew up listening to Caldwell from way back in the day.