They play some of the best Gospel music 24 hours a day. We listen to the different shows they have…read moreon the station. I have seen them at a few events.

I'm Byron Pierce. I won the whataburger whatawedding contest. I got texts and calls. Notified…read morefamily, friends, coworkers and my girlfriend. A couple hours later. I get a call saying sorry but in Texas you have a 72 hour rule. It's now 48 hours before the ceremony. My girlfriend is crying her eyes out. I'm totally embarrassed. And I get offended festival tickets, instead of $8000 value of whataburger food, a catered wedding, a venue, a band and a photographer. Yall should never be allowed to host contests, tell people they won, and then call and I'm sorry. No big deal to the radio station. It just changed my relationship forever I'm sure. Like a bad April fools joke iheart radio and the mix are.

I think these guys do a good job with playing the pop(ular) stuff and mixing in the odd 80s and 90s…read morehits. I like the fact that ads are minimal and you can expect good songs any time of the day.. I like to do late night drives and this station makes for great company when I'm driving alone. Its not the kind of music everyone's probably going to like, I am pretty sure I'll grow out of it someday too just because of how repetitive some of the songs are.. Till then, it will be the one fixed station on my car radio!

KSKY (660 AM "The Answer") of Dallas is owned by the Salem Radio Network, which syndicates talk,…read morenews and music programming to approximately 2,400 affiliates. The network is owned by Salem Communications, which also provides Internet content and magazine/book publisher "targeting audiences interested in Christian and family-themed content and conservative values." (Wikipedia) Well, I wouldn't say that social-conservative values are the answer for much of anything unless you're a fan of the Taliban, but the station has the hugely entertaining Dennis Miller in the evenings for the small-L libertarian-leaning listeners. That earns it a middling score from me. Whoops--Dennis is gone and with him any reason to tune in to these bores.

Love the shows, but one commercial has got to go!!!!! For the LOVE OF GOD!!!!!! Please get rid of…read morethe Dan Franklin commercial. It hurts my ears to listen to it. It is poorly written, boring, stupid, and make me want to change the channel. Seriously, the program director should be fired for even putting it on the air. I listen to 660 a.m. all day and I have to hear this piece of garbage commercial over and over and over and over. Can someone? Anyone? I don't care if it's the janitor throwing it out with the other trash, but please make it go away NOW!!!!

I grew up in Texas so got a daily regular dose of what they now call traditional country. Everyday…read moremy mom listened to Buck Owens and the rest of that crew. While not my music of choice now, I do have a deep appreciation of it now. My 8 the grade gym coach knew Charlie Pride and I still remember the day he paid a visit to our class. That Dallisite Charlie Pride recently passed but,as I just heard on " the Possum" his music lives on because of these great small niche stations. Is anybody goin to San Anton or Pheonix Arizona? I've got a tiger by the tail it's plain to see....who doesn't like some Buck Owens?

To sing with, to wash away blues; just listen to 92.1 fm. Old country music for the young but my…read morekind of listening for the seniors. I'll hunt for eggs w you!

Not to be confused with PMS which is way less enjoyable…read more PBS is a great service, although it has to be said that every station should be like PBS and should be providing the public with a service, rather than just trying to make profit and sell commercial spots. Nevertheless thank goodness they exist, and long may they continue. We love some of their wildlife shows a little too much, even though they can be harrowing AF. In a supposed free country like America, PBS should be everything... instead of an afterthought.

The jazz is great and I understand they're broadcasting on a shoestring budget but, I would really…read morehope someday broadcast would in be stereo instead of mono. I would give five stars if broadcast were in stereo!

Jazz in D-FW, as commercial free as a radio station can get. When my other favorite music stations…read morestart throwing endless ads at me, I push the KNTU-FM 88.1 button. They are very good about announcing jazz events in the metroplex. The play list can be a bit repetitious (only a little bit), and the student-announcers make occasional beginner's errors. (I thought I had made a mistake once, but I was wrong.) KNTU is run by University of North Texas on a shoestring budget. They broadcast all UNT's sports events. The 5:30 p.m. news hour is the most comprehensive offered in the D-FW listening area. (Except maybe "All Things Considered" on PBS, which is in a class by itself.)

I want to take a minute to say THANK YOU to DFWiRadio and the team at DFWiGospel.com for hosting me…read moreand the non-profit for which I am employed on the show on 9/8/2018. Mass incarceration, the barriers of reentry and cumulative disadvantage are prominent bi partisan issues that deserve attention. Stephanie, Donna and the team at the station were kind enough to give me the platform to share this importance with their listeners, and offer solutions. The location: It can be a bit difficult to find. Your GPS will take you to a shopping center with many strip malls, and this place is on the back. They don't have a sign on the billboard, but you can see CB Furniture fairly easily. It is right next door. Once inside: when you first walk in it is dark, ans looks kind of like you walked into a living room. It looks small. There is an old creeky door, and you can hear radio shows going on. You get impression that you are going to walk in a session if you open that door. You won't! Just push on in. There is a long hallway with many different room, all with doors. I would suggest that if you are going on a show, get the hosts phone number so that they can come and get you up front if you have never been. All of the staff I encountered (including the owner) were very kind. It was a great experience, and I would absolutely return, and will listen along.

The best local internet station that is hear on a global scale. The various genre's offer listeners…read moregospel need to sports 7 days per week. Keep up the awesomeness Raquel, Tuhran, and the entire radio team.

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