This is the big reveal - my secret favourite radio station is CISL 650 AM. It's so good. Their…read moretarget audience is retired baby boomers, so they seem really oblivious to the fact that all my friends under 30 listen to it regularly. It's probably because all their music has been vetted by decades of time, which means they're digging up some real oldies gold. Be prepared to discover a world of classic pop that will blow your mind. Impeccable song writing and performances that far exceed that British Invasion of the 60s. They're tagline is "smooth and easy." Their talk programs are really funny to listen in to, although a bit too commercial-oriented in my opinion (they really want to sell old people some stuff!). The promos for them are hilarious though, hearing people with thick accents talk about how old people have NO IDEA how to save their money. I also regularly perform karaoke songs I hear on this station for the first time. All hits!

Just what Vancouver needs .. another elevator program station .. we've already got "CHQM" and have…read morehad it for quite some time. Your previous programming format was (at least) entertaining ... however, now your new programming format is a rather pathetic choice. At least, FM 101 is not an elevator music station. Presently, there's absolutely no station playing music from the '50s (or earlier) - '70s' .... I assume all radio program management personnel assume that nobody over the age of 65 listens to the radio OR either that they just don't care or matter. With the demise of AM 600 (a few years ago) and AM 650 late in 2018 ... (just what Vancouver needs, another redundant sports 'talk' show). For any potentially viable (& 'listened to) radio station .... a lot of senior management would do themselves a tremendous favour by listening to and paying attention to KIXI light (AM 880 - Seattle). Virtually all radio stations in the Vancouver lower mainland really don't measure up and pale in comparison. I'd certainly like to see some sort of reply or comments from a senior programming executive from your organization. M. Richards

It's good that Larry is back on the air and they do play some nostalgic songs, however, they play…read morethe same songs over and over when there is so many other great timely classics. I listen to this station once a day for no more than 30 - 60 minutes otherwise it gets very repetitive. My Ipod has a better rotation of classic songs.

Yesterday morning onthe 18th of February Nira and Holly had the first contest tickets for the…read moreSevens Rugby games I called got through one of the producers took my name information where I called from told me to hold the line asked me who I was taking and who I was routing for than when they came back online I thought they would call my name cuz I was through and told to hold when they called someone else's name I was so upset because it was made to sound like I had won that was not fair at all you do not raise people's hope and get them excited about something only to not follow through I always listen to you guys I love the station but am very disappointed and upset by the whole situation sincerely P. Kumar

I know they have to get up really early, but that is still no excuse for the time will never get…read moreback if you spend your mornings listening to the Kid Carson show with Nira Arora & Amy Beeman. The ladies aren't so bad, but Kid, true to his name, is like listening to the class clown who constantly interrupted the Grade 10 English teacher. This morning they were trying to convince the single people of Vancouver that they should pay $60 to go to Pop Opera (http://www.yelp.ca/biz/pop-opera-vancouver#hrid:r2CPtB9SNfVEe6h3wnjppg) for some singles night to hook up with a "snuggle buddy" before Valentine's day. Gag. Do people listen to this crap? Really? They followed up by playing some top 40 dance anthem. Lady Gaga, Rihanna, Beyonce, Britney Spears and Kevin Rudolf f/ Lil Wayne are the current "Top 5" on their playlist and Miss Spears features twice in their Top 10. I do have to give props to the staff member who has to decide what's going to make "the worst of Kid Carson" clips. They have a LOT of bad commentary to review.

This is the first in my series of radio station reviews. I'll listen to a station for a period of…read moretime, and detail my impressions. Sunday August 25, 2012 2:00pm Some guys talking about barbecuing. Apparently this station doesn't play music. 2:15pm Advertising, advertising advertising. Apparently this station doesn't play music. 2:20 Finally some songs: David Crosby - Long Time It's been a really long time since I've heard this song. Pretty cool. April Wine - Roller Pretty standard classic rock, kind of dated. Journey - Don't Stop Believin' A song that almost everyone on this planet knows, but surprisingly don't know who sings it. Steve Perry is a great frontman. I once saw a 12 year old boy belt out this song at Talent Time, it was amazing. Odds - It Falls Apart Local boys, which obviously is the obligatory CanCon. Kind of stretching the classic rock boundaries. 2:38 Back to advertising. I'm going to have to stop, the ads are hurting my ears.

I find it funny that this is considered to be classic rock when they won't play anything beyond…read more1982 (sometimes on the rare occasion). Guess what...the 90's are now classic....by 20 years yet they are not heard on this station. Why not just call this the 70's rock station?

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Is a Canadian FM radio station based out of the University of British Columbia's Student Union…read moreBuilding in the University Endowment Lands, just west of the city limits of Vancouver, British Columbia. CiTR is operated by UBC students and community volunteers under the ownership of the Student Radio Society of the University of British Columbia, an entity closely affiliated with UBC's Alma Mater Society. Shortly after high school I started contributing directly and indirectly to CITR. I have them to thank for really pushing me into writing about music and exploring what is beyond mainstream. I met some awesome DJ's, participating in working with some of the most awesome people, and even worked on air a few times. It was a very welcoming club on campus that allowed me to be a part of something that wasn't a sport. I did write for Discorder before branching out and doing my thing.

Drive with Rich Terfry, always leaves me in a better mood. Drive and Saturday night Jazz are my…read morefavorite programs. I have the radio on all day, even when I am out, the cat could enjoy CBC radio 2. Thank you for being the best radio station!!!!!

Ever since the Harper government got rid of the late night new music/alternative programming like…read more'Brave New Waves', and replaced it with bland fare with no hosts, and axed Jurgen Goth's Disc Drive in the afternoons, and replaced it with programming that sounds like a dull adult contemporary station, it just isn't what it used to be. The AM side in the afternoon with Stephen Quinn is preferable to me. I went online to BBC 6 Music after the death of Brave New Waves. It reminds me of what the indie/alternative music programming used to be like on CBC Radio 2, with live bands in to play and the on-air people programming their own music.