This spanish radio station adds itself to the growing list of countries aside from the USA of…read moremellow music radio stations with the KISSfm name... some of the countries already having KISS music stations are the UK, Germany, Brazil, Australia, and 20+ others, and growing every year. Started in Spain in 2002, signs soon after were put up all over Rota where I live and I tuned in for a change from the talkative spanish stations I'd swap out daily.... the KISS sound was very good with - back then - seemingly hours of non-stop relaxing, mellow music without commercials. While that has changed, if you like american and spanish music and wan a good mix, this is your station! With different frequencies to tune in depending on your spanish province, you can hear the great music that KISSfm offers. While they list their music as being adult contemporary, I've heard rap (rarely), country, R&B, and folk played, but all good (except for that rare rap). They're starting to talk a bit more than previously, which I don't like... but still... the music is outstanding and the spanish mix is quite excellent. Granted, you may hear every song played in the first hour of the day a few more times later throughout the day but as I said: it's all great music. During the nights, I think it's a tape running as I hear few commercials and occasionally that dreaded DEAD AIR, though these days it's getting to be a rare event... thank goodness!! In the mornings now, they air traffic incidents in the principle major cities: Valencia, Barcelona and Madrid which is quite useful. I would say 90% of the music heard - and I've been listening to this music non-stop for over six years - is repeated each and every day, and just a few thrown in to show they DO occasionally air something new. If your primary language is english, this would be a great way to brush up on your spanish skills, though some of the DJs talk quite quick.... think machine-gun!!! hahahahaa in Rota the frequency to tune in is 95.4FM though there are separate freqs available for Sevilla and Jerez.

Its a software which allows you to track what you've been listening to most on your computer. A…read morepart of last.fm, this provides an amazing network for audiophiles to share their playlists. They recently added a radio feature where you can listen to music based on the playlists of people who have similar tastes. Just type in the name of a band you like on their main page ( www.last.fm ) and they'll pull up a list of similar artists (a la amazon.com 's "you might also like..."). Always a good way to discover new bands, or rediscover old ones that you used to love and forgot about due to the flood of new music.

I agree with J! Just a minor correction...it's last.fm :)…read more Most of the features of Last.fm are free, however to listen to neighbors radio or your personal recommended station you have to pay a subscription fee. I've also read somewhere that many songs and artists are not available for live listening through last.fm due to copyrights and licensing rights of the artists, i.e. you can't listen to them if you are a subscriber or not. Like J, I use it mainly to keep track of all the songs that I've listened to. Give it a try :) http://www.last.fm/dashboard/ ~ to register, download software and create your music profile

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The cable network may not be gay per se, but you don't need a Queer Eye to notice it's slightly…read morepink at its core and a little lavender around the edges. Clearly they have a particular market in mind with programming that includes the Fab Five's straight guy makeovers, 'Project Runway,' self-proclaimed D-list celebrity/fag hag Kathy Griffin's stand-up comedy concerts (I find her to be extremely unfunny, although the reality series that put her private life under a microscope touchingly exposed a complex personality beneath her nipped-and-tucked facade), and endless airings of 'The Birdcage.' Certainly 'Inside the Actor's Studio,' with egregiously pompous host James Lipton, is geared towards theatrical types (despite the questionable inclusion of subjects like J Lo and Rosie O'Donnell). More puzzling is who they hope to reach with the rest of the schedule - reruns of 'The West Wing' and 'Law & Order: Criminal Intent' (they share parentage with NBC), celebrity poker competitions, and a seasonal series like 'Great Things About the Holidays,' the type of dreck in which E! and VH1 specialize. When Bravo takes a misstep, it tends to fall off a cliff - 'Situation: Comedy' - in which two teams of writers competed to win a time-slot on NBC with comedies so dismal they made the current 'Must See TV' Thursday line-up look good - was so dreadful it quickly was relegated to Fridays at 7:00pm, and few viewers cared what 'Being Bobby Brown' was like, or to what depths his one-time pop diva wife Whitney Houston has sunk. There was a time when Bravo showed promise, but lately the infomercials for skin care products and bodybuilding programs they air during the morning hours sometimes are the best thing they broadcast all day. Update 6/23/06: Bravo actually has started advertising itself as the gayest network on TV. It's nice to see them finally come out of the closet.

Really great place with great people. DJ and Minecraft classes have knowledgeable, disciplined and…read morepatient instructors. My 7 year old son absolutely loves this place and has taken a few dj classes. I was surprised to learn more insightful information about the correlation between music education and learning especially for children. I've learned how music can change brain wave states, enhance concentration, improve memory, enhance imagination, and establish a positive learning state. In addition, these music/dj classes have provided inspiration and motivation, to my son and also provide a very powerful learning experience with a huge element of fun!

Willow Glen in Motion shares the richness of Willow Glen's neighborhoods, history, communities and…read moreour business district through the medium of television and the web to strengthen understanding, communication, Willow Glen pride and community bonds. Their goal is to bring to the community issues, activities, businesses, history and people that make Willow Glen the great place it is to live, work, shop and play. The ingredients that make Willow Glen truly "Personal, Friendly, Different". Willow Glen in Motion can been seen on CreaTV Comcast Channel 15 on Wednesdays at 9:30pm or on the web at www.WillowGleninMotion.com

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Danny "Noise Man" and his team are some of the most talented, professional and knowledgable audio…read moreprofessionals in the space. Danny not only makes sample pack libraries, beats, music and more, he also is a master electrical engineer, woodworking craftsman and cnc metalwork pro! Support your local amazing human people - JML in NYC

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My kids have had the most amazing time and mastered Adobe Premiere, video direction and production,…read moreand teamwork at the KMVT summer camp https://kmvt15.org/learn/youth/camps/. I could not expect such quality and drive from the first-time-ever movies my sons made! A huge thanks to the team: Alex, Serene, Lara and kids for making this week unforgettable! I hope more people learn about this hidden gem of a place.

As usual, before heading out of the studio I look left. I look right. I made sure my bodyguard…read morewas well positioned in front of the throngs of fans lined up as I made my sprint from the door to the car. Peering out of my smoke tinted car window, I smiled and waved as I drove off. I survived another wild day filming, but even wilder evening dodging the hoards of paparazzi, fans, and well wishers. Uhhh....actually, the only reality of this whole thing is me smiling, driving, and waving...to my co-workers. But an afternoon at KMVT can bring out the Tom Cruise in all of us. This public funded TV station is neatly tucked away in an office park that has seen better days, and that's a plus for the studio. I've been to a few studios in my life, and what made my experience here good was the quality of the staff. Although I was only in for about four hours, they made me feel comfortable with the equipment, the staging, the filming, etc. Now I know some of the tricks on how TV comes to life and some of the things that go into the making of a short story film. If you're an amateur or aspiring video artist, they do offer classes for a very minimal cost. Thanks to the staff of KMVT for making my experience a positive one. It won't make me watch more public TV, but I did find a new appreciation for the production. Oh...don't look for me anytime soon on the big screen, little screen or any screen.