Have been listening to KZPO for decades while driving up & down I-5 going to Southern Cal from the…read moreSF Bay Area. Great music selection. Excellent balance of commercials. For a long time, the signal was weak & faded in & out. And for a while It wasn't on the air. Found out later that a 2011 storm knocked out transmitter. In recent years, I was sure that they kicked up the transmission power because the signal stays strong and consistent from King City all the way past Buttonwillow and onto the Grapevine. However, I checked & it's still a mere 300watts. I guess locating the tower up on a 6000ft mountain works wonders. More often than not, I will listen to KZPO instead of my CDs. I hope the station will continue its present music format forever!!

"We're just like your favorite Top 40 radio station, except our Top 40 is 50 years old."…read more That's one of the station identifications used by KZPO Kings Radio (Lindsay-Visalia) that you can hear at 103.3 FM while driving through the San Joaquin Valley. And the S.I. might have been recorded a while back, because Kings Radio plays nostalgic platters from the 1940s, the bulk of its playlist from the '50s and '60s, and then will take you aback with a boss-hitbound disc from the early '70s. One KZPO sponsor: Casa Grande Senior Care, specializing in three levels of assistance. Brilliant niche advertising. It's a computerized format, but you'll be amazed by some of the inspired time-warp segues that can only be attributed to dumb luck; the monkeys-with-typewriters theory. When the house announcer (recorded) makes a rare appearance after a block of 10 or more commercial-free tunes, he names only the last record and artist played. ARRRGGGHHH!! Class...CLASS--ATTENTION PLEASE! Your homework for tonight is to listen to Kings Radio for an hour and explain the evolution of American popular music styles, if any, from World War II up to the early 1970s as influenced by the American culture and international events. (Extra credit if you can show-and-tell a 78-rpm single.)

Founded by the National Farm Workers Service Center in 1983, Radio Campesina will hook you up with…read morethe latest rancheras and community news. I practice my Spanish by listening to this station while driving on the 5. Beats Christian radio or heavy metal any day. Also broadcast in Bakersfield, Fresno, Salinas and other farming communities. Si se puede! http://www.campesina.com/kufw/

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I love the music and the encouraging announcers. They seem to talk about things happening in our…read moreeveryday lives. Lots of humor along with Bible scripture!

It has such a positive vibe it really lift my spirit. I don't listen anything else it's the best…read morestation in the valley, hands down. Great songs great variety with great messages. Sincerely, Jay p.