Best overall music station in Sonoma Co! Lots of new and old favorites plus local music featured as…read morewell, and don't forget the best local Vj Mackenzie!

I love Wine Country Radio Group and KRUSH in particular. I get to listen to all the great music…read morefrom the 60's, which is my favorite era. What a shame that people give it low ratings just because they changed format on Funny 95.5. Old resentments just keep you stuck in the past. Time to move on!

The djs on this station are so unprofessional, only good thing is the shows they play from other…read morestations and in between they have their own show which is the bad part of the day. They never have the songs ready or they don't know what to say they just draw a blank.

I would have given 95.5 five stars when it was a classical music station. It was all I listened to;…read morethe dial on my car was set for 95.5. It suddenly turned into a Latino music station. Too bad. The last thing we need in Santa Rosa is one more Latino music station. It was so lovely having our own local classical music station, and now it's GONE! Forget Wine Country Music!

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.

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!

A small group of 60 people (elementary school kids- elderly community members) have gathered…read moretogether for a fundraising event. Tonight there's a free showing of a Cesar Chavez film series coupled with the sale of a homemade tamales dinner, drinks, and snacks. I look forward to the movie and discussion afterwards because I enjoy being in a bilingual community. I gained knowledge about farmworkers and working conditions then and today in 2016. Tonight's film: Cesar Chavez, stars America Ferrera, Rosario Dawson, and Michael Peña. It retells how Cesar Chavez migrated with his family as farmworkers and organized change in Delano in 1962 by establishing UFW. I met Maggie and Kendra, representatives for " A Season of Nonviolence" modeled after the works of Cesar Chavez, Gandhi, Martin Luther King Jr, and the Dalai Luma. Lizbeth Valdez will be directing a march for workers rights bill on April 3, 2016 at 2pm. Radio station KBBF 89.1 FM is the first bilingual station in America! After thought: I wish I could have learned about him, this organization, and the struggle sooner rather than later in a Chicano and Latinos Studies class back at Sonoma State University years ago.

It's hard to rate this radio station because I am no longer a listener but when I was a listener it…read morewasn't half bad and to be honest it was the highlight of my day. Every single day a week they have a different point of interest to focus on talking about. Monday's was usually sports talk, Wednesday's were wine talk, Thursday's they would talk about local businesses and Friday's were about movie reviews and music. I will say that the host, Steve Jaxon never failed to make me laugh with his one of a kind sense of humor. The producer, Mike DeWald, who has been there for 8+ years never failed to pull off a very well organized show and always brought in the coolest guests. Even though I no longer listen, it is the coolest radio station in Sonoma county and this means a lot coming from a person who never listened to radio in the first place! Tune in and you'll see what I'm saying!

The Morgan and sidekick throw-up morning show is getting pretty old. Same old bashing people crap,…read moreand cackling about it. So, its KNEW or KCBS until 9 A M then back to KSRO.