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.

I get spam text messages from froggy 92.9, They sell your personal information as well if you ever…read morecall in. Do not call froggy, or give them any info about you.

Great music but the best part are the DJs. Dano in the afternoon is the absolute best combination…read moreof wit and charm. Splash during mid day is funny, and Rob and Joss are by far the best in all of Sonoma county, if not the entire Bay Area. Highly recommended

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!

This used to be a country station but now it is not their playing Beyoncé which is not country…read moremusic. I do not enjoy it. And I have been changing the channel when she comes on. I may have to find a new station.

I listen to KWVF almost exclusively. I get good music and local news. What else is there?read more

If they wold stick to music instead of propaganda I'd keep listening. Across all their stations…read more Constant ads for why everyone should get vaccinated. It's annoying. Stay in your lane! Music not medicine. Of course getting money from Pfizer and BioNtech to run ads for them probably pays well. Sellouts!

KOIT FM - Sonoma County style…read more Lite Rock - Less Talk. When there is talk, it's cheerful & light hearted. Just like when your mom has taken one too many Paxil tablets.

http://www.krcb.org/…read more KRCB-TV 22 has on-going Wine, Food and Travel Auctions throughout the year, and always gives you a wonderful opportunity to bid live while each auction airs. In San Francisco, the North, East and South bays, it is usually channel 22 on the dial. It's a fun way to participate and get wonderful wine, food and travel items, and to also support public broadcasting. Take a look at their website for on-going televsion and radio programming.

It's a mixed bag, like most low-budget small town efforts. Kudos for the standard NPR/PBS offerings…read morelike Fresh Air, This American Life and of course, Morning Edition. I'm also a fan of Outbeat Radio! Some of the promos for local shows are OK, while others are abysmal. "Ric on the Radio" is fun and engaging. On the other end of the spectrum is "Lady Spins the Blues." The promo is so unappealing that I actually change the station when it comes on. Her words and delivery remind me of an Indiana librarian trying to excite us about a newly-released children's book. Totally not in keeping with the subject matter, and completely uninspiring. The AM spot, "Sonoma Spotlight" is even spottier. The regular host sounds ancient and he does a pretty poor job of interviewing folks. Lastly, the Friday morning Real Discovery/At the Movies Review is unlistenable. It gets a D minus.

For hometown newspapers, this is pretty good. They're a little rough around the edges sometimes,…read morebut that's sort of endearing in a local paper. They've got a good variety of information on nightlife, high school sports, town politics, and local farmers, artists, festivals, and misc. I love the "Toolin' Around Town" feature that profiles cool long-time Petalumans - gives an interesting piece of history and place, and makes me happy to live here.

This is a really good little local paper. A little secret: it's owned by the New York Times, but…read morethe down-home feel is very cool and they always profile interesting local folks.

The Sonoma County Gazette is a helpful, free, local paper. If you want to know about an array of…read morecommunity events, this is the paper to consult. They often highlight local businesses, post their hours&locations- even reviews and recipes. They discuss local issues from the wildfires, to legal cannabis, homelessness, you name it. It's much thicker&less pretentious than the North Bay Bohemian. There are editorials based on specific communities, highlighting their concerns- Penngrove, Cotati, Sebastopol, Geyserville, Graton, Camp Meeker, Cazadero, Jenner- you name it. You get a sense of Sonoma County's diversity. The Sonoma County focuses primarily on "West County" (essentially, communities west of 101, tho they have Cotati&Penngrove) It's thick, colorful, with personable editorials, comprehensive calendars of local events. The only downside is that it's monthly rather than weekly. A great way to catch up on local events, activities, dining and shopping.

This is truly a community newspaper, whereas the unbohemian has just turned into an ad rag. The…read moreGazette is about 4 times as thick as the unboho, but only comes out monthly. Sure there's ads in here too, but at least there's some substance to it. We always find more things we want to do in 1 issue of the Gazette than we ever do in 4 issues of the noboho. I think that the Gazette is a much better reflection of all the communities in sonoma county than the boho is. Besides the events, we really enjoy the editorials too.