When I retired from AF. I came back to San Antonio. I kept watching Fox29 as I believe them to be…read moreless biased, not show political personal preference. Today day after Pres Trump was re elected Ashley Sutton reported describing Pres Trump as 1st felon to be elected. Why would you show your bias, not be mature, professional & accept voters majority, sweep. In same day interview Salazar win, with smiles, syrupy obvious Democrat lean. So disappointed in her unprofessional report. Lost my respect for the immaturity. I thought Fox 29 was fair & better than mainstream stream media vitriol. This is bad for both democrats & Republicans in Texas.

worst possible programming of any Fox affiliate anywhere in the country. When you look at the…read morelistings for Fox you can count on it being different than what the rest of the country will be seeing. The only football games they want to show in this area is the Dull-ass Cowgirls. One star only because zero is not an option.

Es muy agradable. Agradezco todo el tiempo por sus informaciones. Al público. Por qué están siempre…read moredando la información a tiempo

The new Univision studios are very nice compared to their previous location on Cesar Chavez in…read moredowntown. Despite the fact that their historic studio was torn down the new location is museumesque with artifacts, trophies and historic photos in the lobby. I'm glad to see them pay respect to their legacy as the first Spanish-language tv station in the country. The studio itself is large and bright with a nice set featuring downtown buildings for a background. Kudos to the interior designers for the earth tones and bright color pallet. This place is a nice upgrade and the station continues to support the local community by featuring local organizations in a positive light and promoting our hard work.

Appreciate all genres of the music aired. Very enjoyable. Especially after a 12hour overnight shift.read more

This the best station I've heard in a very long time! Refreshing! Songs we all love and miss…read morehearing. I love hearing the Carpenters and Herb Alpert again! Great job guys!

The 2011 SAFILM Festival it is a micro-platform concentrated release -- and because it is even more…read moretargeted, films screened at SAFILM- San Antonio Film Festivals receive an unusual amount of attention and ultimately are noticed by other bigger film festivals and film distributors, a priceless opportunity not to be missed by any filmmaker. Already one of the largest festivals in South Texas, the 11-day event garners extensive media attention and rave reviews. Industry and community leaders champion the festival for its diverse and exciting program. SAFILM has a strong reputation for uncovering cinematic treasures every year with an amazing lineup of 100 percent DIY narrative, animation, documentary and experimental shorts and even features -- with a keen eye for the idiosyncratic, the unique, and the untold. The slate of projects presented consistently pleases local audiences, visiting filmmakers, and cinema aficionados alike, and the festival has a growing base of loyal fans. With Jury and Audience Awards across several categories, as well as Best Performance, Best San Antonio Filmmaker, Best High School, and Best College Filmmaker, there are numerous recognition opps available at SAFILM. The Festival nurtures, fosters, and develops Indie filmmakers of all ages and offers an array of opportunities to showcase films to diverse audiences, including film enthusiasts, local and national media, professional film critics, and radio and television stations. Filmmakers and fans from across the country attend SAFILM, and filmmakers and enthusiasts alike find the experience intimate and inviting, and at the same time, the energy level can only be described as an uplifting, inspirational electric buzz. SAFILM Alum Carmen Marron traveled from California to participate. "SAFILM was a memorable experience for me as a filmmaker. As a Californian, it was humbling to be a visiting filmmaker and win the Audience Award from such a supportive and movie-loving crowd! The festival honors great films from all over the world. I was proud to be one of them and make great friendships while I was there," she said. "Great city, great people, great time!" she added. SAFILM MISSION AND OBJECTIVE San Antonio Film Festival is an accessible and inclusive platform for cinema artists, brings cinematic culture to a diverse audience and showcases films from around the world while educating and encouraging emerging filmmakers of all ages. Area highlights include the highly acclaimed Riverwalk, a tree-lined canal that borders countless restaurants, bars, music clubs and art galleries. The city is home to world-renowned visual artists, and several museums with amazing contemporary art exhibits as well as private collections that can only be seen in San Antonio this season. With a myriad of activities for every taste - from edgy to classical, and the chance to catch first-run Indies, Like movies - then head on down to the Alamo...and come to the San Antonio Film Festival today!

News, Traffic & Weather together. Unless you go to work at…read more3am. Since the week of Christmas, I haven't heard a weather report while driving to work. I guess weather doesn't exist that early in the morning.

Been a loyal listener of morning news program for 1200 WOAI for years. I just can't anymore. Ever…read moresince Charlie Parker left the show has gone downhill. Tim Merryman has never been good, even when Charlie Parker was there. Saying, "Amen" to everything he agrees with and his fake laugh is like nails on a chalkboard. He and Chris Duel try to be funny, but they come off as childish and silly. Charity is the only bright spot. This news show is awful. I find myself turning the volume down in between news reports, traffic, and weather. Shame.