Portlandia's radio station! This radio station keeps…read morePortland weird. If you listen during the day, it seems that they hand over their microphones to any yahoo or weirdo off the street with really far out ideas. The programmers seem to say to the long-haired barefoot bearded guy yelling at traffic, "Hey, why don't you come in here and preach your rants over the airwaves?!" The news on here seems to be on a purely local and biased basis. But that's okay, it's good to get the local viewpoints on things! It's nice to hear local politicians getting on the air and answering constituents' questions and addressing their concerns. I listen to KBOO over TuneIn online, but mainly tune in at night when they're not doing call in talk radio, and are just spinning the weirdest, most eclectic songs and bands. If you listen to this station long enough in the evenings, you're sure to find out some weird local bands. It seems that they play a lot of local acts and weirder stuff that's all pretty far out there. In all, it seems like this station is like if "Wayne's World" ran a radio station. The station doesn't have advertisements like other radio stations. It's a non-profit community radio station that is listener funded.

Open in App Brian L.'s Reviews…read more5.0 star rating As grassroots and community representing as it gets. Local and nationally produced news/discussion forums. WIDEST range of arts n music possible to fit in any radio. Listener supported. No ears or minds turned away for lack of funds...

Absolutely love the music. Hoping they can add power so it reaches a bit further. Fades out leaving…read moreGresham and I live out in Sandy. Would love to hear it at home too. Good luck and keep playing the originals. Oops, in case you have not found it. They are at 95.1 FM

These folks flat out know the classics. I love that the majority of the playlist on any given day…read moreis essentially killer B-sides of 50s/60s rock with some 70s tossed in depending on the DJ. FANTASTIC station. PhDs of 50s/60s rock at the controls here. I stumbled on this just turning the dial on my FM tuner. Keep up the stellar work. I am a listener of MANY categories of music from bluegrass to hard rock to classical and everything in between but often find myself tuning in to 95.1 FM for hours at a time, sometimes all day. Two thumbs up. Recommendation - Ramp up your wattage (for a 3 thumbs up). Five stars! One of the very TOP stations in Portland. Thanks!

Something has happened to their playlists- now every other song is rap music. I find myself hitting…read moremute all the time & am probably going to stop listening to this station all together.

I well forever enjoy listening to this radio because they play everything all the time even on some…read moreholidays too. Joseph Carrasco

This is by far the best radio station in pdx. Maybe I am bit biased but I have made some amazing…read moremusical discoveries from this station. Shout out to Derek Smith and The Morning Session, what a great way to start my day. I take kmhd with me wherever I go, home; work; traveling. Needless to say I am a huge proponent for this radio station and a lover of jazz. Tune in Portland listeners, 89.1 is where it's at.

so dang Sorry... Long time devoted listener, shows part of daily life. Heck, have been a KMHD (can…read moreyou hear me say it) witness to anyone who knows what radio still is. Thursday eve was one of favorite nites with Travelin the Tracks and The Captain. Tuned in tonight to high techno jazz, yeah--and like smooth hip-hop with DJ speaking so quietly, yeah-totally like. What the hell did you people do? And why? Man, that is what KBOO was for- the wild out there type stuff. Well, BTW, their jazz shows aren't too shabby; they have been around longer and, clearly don't get the same funding. Just..sayin...

KINK has been the same style of format since sign on in the 1960s. KINK is not like sister-station…read moreKZOK though - instead of remaining a "classics only" station, they grabbed the "triple A" format by its horns and did their own thing. Thankfully, the station's been sold into local hands again (Alpha Broadcasting) and hopefully will remain fully-staffed. KINK is pretty 'mellow' but at the same time does have hosts and new music that you won't hear anywhere else - except maybe on KNRK 94/7. I stream KINK online from Seattle because frankly, there's no commercial station like it up here. I miss being able to just click on the radio and have a general quality rock song available either on K-I-N-K or on 94/7. Not sure why the station changed their name to "Kink dot FM" while I lived there in 2006, though.

Love this station, especially Corey and Mitch in the morning. They keep me awake, entertained and…read morelaughing. Which is much needed to keep me from falling asleep at the wheel(I thank you!). Station does have a wide variety of music, but they also have their repeat songs like any other radio station out there. Overall I enjoy listening to them, and I love that they seem so involved with the community.

Your radio station is okay I would like to see some variety…read moreMusic List commercials more music more oldies I like 106.7 instead of the Eagles

I'm giving KHits 3 stars because it's not KISN…read more Remember when Portland had an AMAZING oldies' radio station that moved from FM to AM a few years ago and got even better? Remember when they had Mark Lindsy, former singer of Portland's own Paul Revere and the Raiders as a DJ? Remember when they used to shell out prizes all the time? And remember when they disappeared without a trace or an explanation and KHits was the only thing left on the dial that came close to filling the void? Alas, I miss KISN. KHits doesn't compare. More Classic Rock than Oldies. Less Prizes. More commercials. Sorry, Khits.

Annoying radio hosts, constant ads no music whenever I hit the station. And when they do play muisc…read moresame three songs.

Back in the day when they still had the Morning Zoo crew of Valerie, John, Dan-O, and Nelson it was…read moreone of the greatest stations in Portland. Sure it was entirely composed of mainstream pop, but it still had the morning show that was as unique as they are around the country. It is amazing to me that Nelson did not bolt for national notoriety because he was a man of many voices, outrageous humor, and was probably censored by station management and the FCC a lot more than he lead on. When he bolted to Rosie 105, the station had to work around him and John Murphy and the rest of the crew began fizzling. Their prizes were lucrative and exciting, but now are reduced to local events prizes and some cash money. The DJs (read: ZJs) that are now in the line up are uninspiring and tend to sound like they wish they were working somewhere else. They are all people offering different voices but the same music, which is your teeny bop, wannabe cool, high school fascinated pop music. 95.5 seems like it had the upper hand when it came to the rest of the young niche they were looking to market to, but ultimately they're all lumped in the same sad group of Portland radio stations.

You really should take the opportunity to listen to these imbiciles…read more When a DJ, (which they really no longer are and probably never were), lists a top ten of jobs that will be gone in the next ten years and farming is on the list, but she is upset about a manacurist then we are in for a world of hurt. It would really be nice to see an AI DJ replace them. I'm sure there is an algorithm that has more talent then these wannabes. They might even play decent music. We already have a classic rock station and these guys are on the verge of that realm, if you want to call 90s butt grunge rock. Anyways, they still suck.

used to love this station but now its 70% commercials and 30% music . like come on . Even worse…read moreit's the same commercials on a loop and it just gets to the point where I change the station or turn it off completely. Come on 105.9 youre better than this

Of all of the popular radio stations, KRNK seems the one that hasn't diminished severely in quality…read moresongs, but they seem to be focusing on some pop rock nowadays. Alternative metal still exists here, but its a lot more sparse than it used to be. The Portland music scene is not to be found here, as a majority of the song list is nationally produced with little local emphasis. The actual DJs are semi-entertaining but they have endured a bit of turnover (as do most stations) and the last batch was subpar at best. I was always appalled that they played Tai Mai Shu's Freestyle ("Tie My Shoe" - A mocking Chinese internet hit), which is hip hop and can be seen as racially insensitive. I wonder if they still play that crap today.

The change from Entercom to Radio.com and now Audacy ruined this station. They thought they could…read morebe sneaky and ditch all but one local DJ and replace the rest with Fake Greg in Seattle and Nichole Alvarez in LA. LA! Really? The music selection has gone downhill too. Less variety, more repeats of the same songs, and the DJs are just not good.