I'm an average listener, and like many of them commercials are at times an annoying necessity of free radio. My wife and I moved to the Dallas area nearly 7 years ago and have grown to trust WBAP and it's advertisers. It's started with D&M Leasing, we' on our third vehicle with them and couldn't be more satisfied. Second, I found out why there's a soaker hose around my house, who knew you had to water your house in north Texas! Well, Structured Foundation to the rescue. And tomorrow we're having all of our windows replaced by Clarity Home Improvements, and I have to say the entire process has been easy and pleasantly affordable. My wife and I thank you so much for having for having advertisers that are genuine and true to they're word. WBAP is a trusted friend. Phil & Anita Rockwell read more

Neil Sperry on WBAP is a total waste. All he does is talk about his book & himself. He takes very few calls & isn't very nice to his callers. read more

The new woman host on the Morning Show has moved me onto a different radio station. I've listened for years and years and years but not now . I'm so sad. read more

I have listened off and on to 820 from the days when it was a music format. (I describe myself as an independent conservative libertarian). The inane blabber from the online staff has gotten to the level where the only programs of value to me are Rush and Roberts. In 47 minutes of non-commercial airtime this morning, all I heard from the staff (with or without an interviewee) was "me this" and "me that". For example, the ex-chief of Murphy was on discussing Austin. The questions were never questions. Instead, leading with the answers such as "I think" or "I feel" and then the guest has a few seconds to agree with the prepositions and pseudo-analysis just stated by the segment 'host'. At this point, these people need to just retire and go away. There is no journalism. Except for the syndicated talk programs (which I expect to contain nothing but op-ed); it's 24/7 WBAP personalities talking about themselves: from their most recent weight loss experiments (Hal Jay) - as segues into the 12 to 17 minutes of commercials every hour; to the fake "I used these advertiser's services and so should you" crap-ola. The down home Southern drawl flap is as old and tired a stereo-type as any other ancient artifact as you can imagine. If I thought Sirius was an better, I'd pay for it just to have a real news program with intelligent commentary. Alas, there is nothing there either. The irony to me is that WBAP holds itself out as a conservative bastion of real news and op-ed; when it is easily demonstrable that WBAP is a NINO - News in Name Only. WBAP is just another part of the swamp with a red coating of algae on top. Underneath, absolutely no structural or performance difference from the Dems, Leftists and other hand-wringers they complain about daily. read more

Kroc show swings violently from informative to unhinged. Never have called in myself-- I always suspected that those calling in-- who might bring some intellectual content to the discussion-- are put -off by the host's immaturity. Sounds like the producer and/or call screener is also unpleasant. Somebody needs to be on manic depressive meds. I'm also curious how many advertisers "comp" the host for his endorsements of mediocre products or services....(transparency) read more

I hate the stoppage of tv programming when bad weather alerts come on. Go back to the scroll line. I guess I have to go to the governor to get it to stop. read more

Early show- 5-9am is a Texas talk show covering national, state, and local topics largely through a traditional Republican lens. Constitutional conservatives will be disappointed as the show reflects the current trend of math challenged talking heads proffering short sighted touchy-feely infotainment. Good humored banter. read more

Hal Jay is the most unbiased, but with little differentiation from the cohost, overall the radio station and shows are all right wing biased talking points, there is no fair and balanced news here, only a right wing echo chamber. Hosts will whine about media all the while ignoring THEY are part of the same biased media of which they speak, only, they agree with their bias. In short this is news with a hard slant, this is perfect is you want "news" and "opinion talk shows" that are right wing biased this is the new home for you, otherwise if you want thoughful fair balance news, not a lot of news going on here just some old people talking about their old people points of view, conservatives being crotchety old conservatives. read more

The Krok show needs to remember when screening calls to use simple manors. I, more than you know, realize the need for a screener. He could stop acting like a college kid who thinks everyone is running a scam. (He sounded like a pi$$ed of Hillary or Bernie when chalked with truth.) If it isn't interesting or off topic...ok. Maybe a thanks for calling, or would that offend your "safe space?" read more

I would think twice in asking kasey bartholemew to sub for any of your talk shows. I listened yesterday and couldn't believe that a station that has quality intelligent people discussing events would have such a condescending rude and insignificant person on for Rick Roberts. He couldn't bring intelligence to a topic concerning pit bulls. I can't imagine him discussing something of substance. A gentleman that called said he was going to call the station to discuss his disappointment so I'm not alone. Disappointed! Gave you two stars just because you tried. read more

WBAP today added a second broadcast signal on the radio dial - 96.7 FM! You can listen to 820 AM or 96.7 FM for the same programming.

I listen to your station every morning. For the most part I enjoy the show. The only complaint/suggestion is to please change one of your advertisers; Cordell And Cordell. Check out their reviews; not good. Their company slogan is lame. Surely there are better companies to get advertising dollars from. By the way, every time you play their advertisement, I change the radio station off of WBAP. read more