Family day at KCRW was held this past March 8th, 2025 and it was a heap of fun. Personnel were…read moreincredibly welcoming given the chaos of so many children and parents involved. They had stations for weaving and a badge/story telling set up. In addition, there was a full day of scheduled music events that were hands on and allowed children to use the musical instruments! My child's favorite was the pie making station activity. He bow wants to make pies every day!!! This one is in for the books and highly recommend this event to all families!

This is truly The Best Radio Station On Earth! Starting my day with Novena Carmel (*swoon!*)…read morehosting the kick-ass music show "Morning Becomes Eclectic" is guaranteed to pick me up and set my spirit dancing! (And now the second hour of her show is LIVE on YT! SWEET!) MBE has been my morning jam since the days of Nic Harcourt, and I've discovered so much new music! The technical staff at KCRW does EXCELLENT work, and the locally-oriented and produced shows are always a treat, since I'm geographically convenient to Los Angeles! The NPR content is fantastic, the night-time music programming is perfection, and I am a monthly contributor to KCRW going on a couple of decades, now! GREAT WORK, PEOPLE!

What was once groundbreaking and must watch viewing for music fans became a bad joke with nothing…read morebut horrible reality shows repeated over and over. All music disappeared, no more fun videos, and somehow they still do the MTV Music Video awards (why bother?) I remember sitting on our couch waiting for the station to come on the air. It was so exciting, even though The Buggles "Video Killed The Radio Star" was a horrible song as it was first to come on. But the 80's and 90's had awesome music videos, fun shows, and terrific VJ's. MTV was once a force and changed TV culture. It was surely innovative. Now, it's a dead carcass of something which was once great and just programs poor reality TV shows. Headbangers Ball. Remote Control, AEon Flux, Daria, Yo MTV Raps, MTV Unplugged, The Real World, and the original Beavis & Butthead how we miss you.

Considering MTV hasn't played a music video in twenty five years, it's amazing to me that they have…read morethe cash to put on the ridiculously anachronistic MTV Music Video awards. What are they celebrating? And, who has even seen any of the videos "nominated?" Sure, Taylor Swift showed up while her private jet was down for repairs but again, why? MTV as a cultural force has been an exercise in necrophilia for decades. They might as well give a statue to Milli Vanilli just for grins. Zero stars.

Bored of your eclectic record, CD, cassette, and MP3 collection? Cubicle mates pleading with you…read moreto aim your staple gun at their faces? Want to listen to/buy a whole bunch of pleasantly familiar and obscure music, but don't want to suffer the audiophiles in your local record shop nor spend an entire paycheck in one go? Don't fret, your solution to mediocrity is a website away from you. Don't buy, listen. Devil's Night Radio. Listen to amazing music at any time of your long day. It's like the world's best juke box in the best BYOB dive bar. House of Bamboo-Leigh Harline She Loves You (Yeah, Yeah, Yeah) in German I Walked with a Zombie These Boots are Made for Walking-Nancy Sinatra Good Ol' Boys-Waylon I turned into a Martian-Misfits Gimme Shelter-The Stones Hong Kong Garden-Siouxsie and the Banshees Window Shopping-Hank Williams You're Nobody until Somebody Loves You-Dean Martin Those are some of the songs in the last hour that reminded me of what awesomeness aurally personified is. Rockabilly, long lost surf rock, Punk, New Wave, 60s rock, 50s beat, Long lost 80s tunes, Blues, 70's Country. Just a few genre's that this station can cover in an hour. Thank you Devil's Night. I heart you.

Devil's Night Radio is my favorite music related thing ever! It's as if they raided my own weirdo…read moreobscure wacky record collection and pulled out all of my old favorites. Every time I listen to it I feel as if they are playing songs directly for me--- seriously, it's that good! I love playing DJ as much as the next music geek, but sometimes you just get tired of trying to figure out what to listen to next and this is the cure for that. No mediocrity here. I never turn it off!

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I found printland through yelp and I'm so thankful I did! I needed wedding signs and flyers printed…read moreand Printland was able to turn it around in less than a week! It's easy to communicate by email and they can send an online invoice to submit payment, so you can stop in just the one time to pick up. Jana and Amy have been super helpful during my multiple wedding printing needs.

Fave show ever!! Best music. Best vibes. Period…read moreLived in LA 20 yrs and this and Breakfast with the Beatles were staple

I want Garth Trinidad to come over and do my voicemail message. His amazing voice will compel…read moreanybody to do anything, and with a smile. Of course, I will not use this for evil. No, of course not. Mr. Trinidad is anything but evil. A sound savior, an aural conductor, a king selector. Years back, I was lucky enough to start listening to Chocolate City when it was on five days a week [clenching fists, dropping to knees]. Still, that was barely enough time to deliver all the good shit he had up his sleeve. Five luxuriously sweet nights composed of the likes of D'Angelo, Jill Scott, Black Star, Marvin Gaye, Common, Fela and Femi Kuti, Les Nubians, old jazz and soul cuts, solid hip hop that no one else played, house music, Latin rhythms, unsigned and local talent, everything on the positive tip. My favorite was when he would play oft-sampled original songs. So enlightening and edjumacational. The man can also relate to guests like no other. Genuine like smiling eyes, warm like cocoa, intimate like he's sitting inside my own damn personal stereo. This incredible show was my first introduction to KCRW. The point of no return. Get on it: http://www.kcrw.com/music/programs/cc

No live person to talk to if you encounter any problem. Your best bet if you are lucky enough they…read morerespond to your e-mail. Dont fall on a trap for free trial subscription. Good luck for cancelling your subscription....Bad..Bad... No customer support !

I did a trial period and I canceled after the trial But they continue to bill me .i email then…read moreand they said I didn't cancel and said I couldn't verify my account so they would continue to bill me. Horrible!

I really enjoy watching all the different games both older and newer but you all blew it with the…read moreNEW match game. I enjoy the game shows to forget about the terrible political happenings around us BUT Baldwin ,Rosie and the rest of the panel blew it by having a question calling out Donald Trump and the rude disrespectful comments they ALL made. I know I am just one person but I won't be watching the NEW match game ever again !!!! By the way I haven'..t even decided on who I want to vote for yet . BAD CALL GAME SHOW NETWORK

I appeared as a contestant on a Game Show and have emailed multiple multiple times to find out if…read moreand when my episode would air and I've gotten no response quite disappointing as I was excited to share it with my friends and family

Just got combat rating 60 in endgame then my game crashes and I lost everything. In my opinion that…read moreis just straight stupidness and Treyarch should give me my stuff back and change how that system works. I am really pissed off

Terrible. Especially B04. Inconsistent hit markers and terrible matchmaking. I'm constantly paired…read morewith terrible people.

Amazing customer service. Issued a name change. Way cheaper than the LA times, and much easier to…read moremanage. Ensured we had our proof of publication. Several people at the court used the LA Times ($400) and they didn't because the Times didn't tell them. The observer did.

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My experience with this company was most disappointing. I am a professional recording artist and…read morehave been for over 15 years with a good amount of success at radio. I hired this company to work a pop project at CHR radio. They did a great job at selling their company promotional campaign to me over the phone. We decided to focus on pop radio, small to medium markets. They chose 150 stations to promote to and in Bryan Farrish' own words, "these stations are very responsive, a few will pass but generally we have great success with them". Encouraging I thought. His salesperson insisted on the entire fee up front . This was a bit of a red flag to me as I usually stagger payments so you can call a promotion off after a while if it's not working. Still, this was a new relationship and I wanted to trust them. This was a BIG mistake on my part. I sent out 150 packages using labels they had sent me. This is usual practice. But I noticed that each label was addressed to "Attention CHR promoter". This was my second red flag. Traditionally, a radio promoter is hired because they have individual relationships with each radio station program director, so for a package not to be directed to a specific person made me very nervous. I called him and expressed my concern. "That's not a problem, if we don't know them yet we will get to know them quickly. Besides it's really all about how much they like the promoter, it has nothing to do with how they like the music" he said. Hmmm. very odd. This is a world I have not been in, I thought.... So after 3 weeks and 3 adds at radio stations, I called Farrish to push him to tell me exactly how he was promoting and why so few adds were coming in. Now I should say that there are no guarantees in this game, but being in the business for a while, I have always done due diligence before I release a project and usually know whether something is 'radio ready' ahead of time. In this case we had a very strong song so I expected a pretty good response. So when Farrish started dancing around trying to avoid my questions, I finally got him to admit that they were "on track for 17 adds". Well no, we were clearly far from that, but then he went on to explain that the way they get radio adds is not by selling the song to stations on its own merit, but by offering radio stations promotions and giveaways. These promotions are not to do with the artist but things like "American Express gift cards" etc etc, things the radio stations can offer their listeners as freebies. So in return, they sometimes add a song that that radio promoter is promoting. So when he told me that 'they are limited by their promotional giveaways', I was aghast! And he admitted that they could not get more than 17 adds as they have no more promotions left. Well, I thought about this over the next 2 days and sent an email saying "You explained to me that we had 150 responsive stations, you didn't mention to me that out of all those stations it would be impossible to get more than 17 adds!" I was furious. This was exactly half way through the campaign and I sent an email asking his company to immediately cease promotion and to refund 50% of my money. I received one email from him saying that they were doing what I paid them to do. I sent 3 more very firm, yet reasonable letters explaining that this was not the campaign I set out to do and had I known that this was what I was getting into, I would absolutely not have hired him to promote. Well, I never heard from him again. Nothing. Furthermore, I found out that practically nobody listens to the radio stations he was promoting to. It really was a complete waste of time. The bottom line is, I was way too trusting, and I should have known better. This is the music business after all, but I believe in professionalism. Big disappointment. If a wealthy amateur artist simply wants some vanity airplay, this company will happily take their money. Professional recording artists would do better with a company with strong personal relationships. They are more expensive but trust me, you get what you pay for. Finally, what I was so disgusted about was not that he refused to refund 50% of my money, but that he refused to communicate at all once I expressed disappointment! I am a reasonable man. Had he called me up and said something like, "It's really not our policy to refund, but I see that we clearly did not communicate well at the start, let's see what we can do to step up this promotion for you", I might have been somewhat pacified, but he clearly wasn't interested in keeping the customer happy. This is the number 1 rule in business. And don't tell me the music business shoud be any different!