Best overall music station in Sonoma Co! Lots of new and old favorites plus local music featured as…read morewell, and don't forget the best local Vj Mackenzie!

I love Wine Country Radio Group and KRUSH in particular. I get to listen to all the great music…read morefrom the 60's, which is my favorite era. What a shame that people give it low ratings just because they changed format on Funny 95.5. Old resentments just keep you stuck in the past. Time to move on!

Local, local, local radio. I spent a week in Napa and met up with a friend in this shopping center…read morewhere I saw their office. Okay, let's give this radio station a try! Adult classic (not classical) music. Stephen Sanchez "Until I Found You", The Smithereens "A Girl Like You", Blues Traveler "Run-Around". And a bunch of very local commercials. Overall, a good listening experience. [Review 17563 overall - 359 in California - 1081 of 2022.]

Best radio station ever. Great blend of music and features.The morning guy is god-like.read more

KGGV is the station to tune into when one can no longer access San Francisco-based pop music or…read morepublic radio stations. It sounds out loud&clear among the redwoods. After the radio silence of Pacific Coast Highway 1, one can tune into KGGV as soon as one pulls into Duncans Mills/Monte Rio. They have an astounding array of music. They'll play a hymn sung by a choir... then big band music. They'll play country, local musicians, and the latest pop hits. This afternoon, there was a thoughtful discussion about the current issues in the banking industry. Then there followed a cooking show in which a man talked about his boyfriend bringing home the bacon (a ham, to be exact) and salmon recipes. Very chatty and friendly. KGGV calls itself "The Bridge." It's a beacon of civilization in the wilderness. As soon as one reaches the Pacific Ocean or Santa Rosa, it fades out. THE BRIDGE crosses the radiowaves for listening pleasure!

The people in charge of this radio station need to improve their customer service. They have…read moreserious issues. The radio is supposed to be a community out reach but the guys working there doesn't reflect that spirit.

The IT is a fantastic part of the Sonoma community. It's informative, well written, and on top of…read morewhat's happening in town. Best of all, it sticks purely to local news. It's a great read if your in Sonoma for a few days. It's a must read if you live here and care about our local institutions.

The Sonoma IT, run by unqualified, part-timers Jason Walsh, editor and publisher who commute to…read moretheir jobs only 3 times each week. They mislead readers with their police log columns seemingly about Sonoma Police incidents and news for and about Sonoma denizens. Actually, the entertainment-only stories are false, inaccurate, and designed so you would not even question their legitimacy. The IT is protected from lawsuits arising from libel challenges, and only those public record logs. What you are are actually reading isn't the log and isn't protected by the first amendment. It uses words from the log and then added new material which makes no reference of source or named testimony and aimed at indicating guilt. This is done in the dark, in secret, using handed-down policy which favors one group over another. All facts and kept away from their subscribers and readers . The resulting log, without the byline of the IT staff writer, sources, and any disclaimer of the presumption of innocence. If you, or any person you know, who is private person and was named by the IT in any police blotter or log or police log, the paper is unique vulnerable and could be wholly responsible to you if you have been damaged. The publisher admitted in court that the paper has always interviewed unnamed people for the log and used other sources for those stories. Without the normal use of industry standard of giving the subject their right to deny and explain, Plaintiffs are eligible for special damages, which can be award more than double your claim of damages. In small claims you can sue for up to $10,000, and you are given a better chance at winning than loosing as the Plaintiff (person suing). $50 filing fee, but ask to have that fee waived. That is also your right.

Love Bob and Sheri!!!…read more The music can be very repetitive. I have often heard the same song/artist at least 3 times in one day.

I think the Mix is awesome! Bob and Sheri are hilarious in the morning, Stacey K is awesome -…read moreespecially with the Retro Lunch Box... gotta love the old stuff - and the Commuter's Quiz with Danny Wright is pretty sweet! I love trying to figure out the answer to the daily trivia question! Mix also puts on awesome events like Mix After Work where they bring up and coming artists to small venues and you usually get to meet the artists and take pics with them too after the acoustic show! They also do an awesome charity concert every year around Christmas called Chris-Mix where they collect toys for the Toys for Kids program and all of the ticket proceeds got to a charity. They're an awesome station to listen to at work as well as any other time of the day! Everyone should check them out!

A small group of 60 people (elementary school kids- elderly community members) have gathered…read moretogether for a fundraising event. Tonight there's a free showing of a Cesar Chavez film series coupled with the sale of a homemade tamales dinner, drinks, and snacks. I look forward to the movie and discussion afterwards because I enjoy being in a bilingual community. I gained knowledge about farmworkers and working conditions then and today in 2016. Tonight's film: Cesar Chavez, stars America Ferrera, Rosario Dawson, and Michael Peña. It retells how Cesar Chavez migrated with his family as farmworkers and organized change in Delano in 1962 by establishing UFW. I met Maggie and Kendra, representatives for " A Season of Nonviolence" modeled after the works of Cesar Chavez, Gandhi, Martin Luther King Jr, and the Dalai Luma. Lizbeth Valdez will be directing a march for workers rights bill on April 3, 2016 at 2pm. Radio station KBBF 89.1 FM is the first bilingual station in America! After thought: I wish I could have learned about him, this organization, and the struggle sooner rather than later in a Chicano and Latinos Studies class back at Sonoma State University years ago.