I start listening on 6 AM - 9:42 AM. 1. J-si: Please remove…read moreautomated part of the radio station system. It can affect the main network infrastructure. I hear a computer system voice during the top 5 with Kelly Raspberry. J-si is a positive person as well. Nice to hear when one is trying to wake up in the morning during eating breakfast. 2. My question are these top 5 here says or does Kelly Raspberry knows 100% of these actors, musicians & others in the entertainment industry? 3. Southern Florida Hotels, is this another voice computer system or is this a recorded person announcer? 4. Part Time Justin: He is a positive DJ, which is great to hear especially during the morning when I am waking up still. 5. Text 0707 is mentioned for what? 6. I noticed the new singers name or band are not being mentioned, why? 7. Traffic announcer is brief. The female announcer is good though, even though she does not have a huge amount of minutes to tell the traffic. She is still articulate. 8. American Express commercial 9. Part Time Justin & J-si: talking about snacks from Kroger, whom has decreased their prices by 4%. 10. Talking about condiments life cycle is a great idea! 11. J-si chatted about a condiment compared to a roach. I thought yucky about the insect. Adding salt & pepper on cottage cheese sounds good. I will try that as well. I eat cottage cheese with jar cold sliced peaches with syrup. 12. More automation after J-si chatted about condiments and cottage cheese. 13. Text 'Hill' to 07407, mentioned by Big Mack. To Win, what? 14. Traffic announcer is whom? She is really good. It goes by so fast, its hard to follow what her first name and the sponsors as well. 15. What is 'Kick Off', to develop credit, which one? Another automation system. 16. Please limit automation. 17. Confusing. The station states Kidd Nation, Kidd Kraddick Show, Which one is it? 18. J-si chatted about green color on jeans. It sounded like Algae to me. 19. I will spread the word about Kiss FM 106.1 hiring on ZipRecruiter.com. Thanks! I will provide to others whom are starting in the job force from the church I attend. 20. Great mentioning reading soft & hard books from Barnes & Noble, as well as the Audible. 21. Winning $1,000 that is fun! 22. J-si reminds me of my grate nephew look wise. Due to that, my nephew seems to have better self-esteem. Happy for J-si & his wife Lindsey of their successful marriage and raising 2 children in 2025. 23. Pre-recorded message from a listening about his wife having love handles. 24. Listener requesting others to say "Happy Birthday" to her son. 25. Listener requesting Radio stations not to play "Manic Monday' song on others days of the week, but instead just on Mondays. Makes sense. 26, Since this is also a family radio station. I am suggesting to play some Religious Godly songs here & there to test how Listeners take this type of music (genre). I would think Kelly Raspberry listens to these. The music has changed big time. They have similar upbeats and rhythms as well, lyrics are different. One band, that comes to my mind is 'King & Country'. 27. Automation system mentions Podcasting. My suggestion is get a live person to discuss this instead an automation computer system. Plus, it will get others to earn money, especially the new generation whom will be graduating High School in May 2025.

I love this show! I quit listening for a little while when I didn't have a commute and recently…read morestarted again. Love Kelly and J-Si. Big Al is goofy but loveable. I miss Jenna being on the show. I'm not a fan of Justin or Anna but I just turn the volume off while they talk. Thanks for being a great show overall.

It's been quite a while since we made it over to see Tom Spicer at his little East Dallas…read morestorefront, but honestly our visit was sort of formative from a food and cooking perspective. Tom is like the Willy Wonka of produce: Quirky, colorful, and extremely passionate about his products. High-end Dallas chefs have sourced from him for years; the storefront seems like more of a side project. On one trip two summers ago we were introduced to food curiosities we had never seen or tasted: sea beans, fiddlehead ferns, and an assortment of exotic mushrooms. We also noticed a big 55-gallon drum in the corner. Turns out it was filled with extremely fresh unfiltered Texas olive oil. Sampling it, we noticed an incredibly clean grassy flavor with a peppery finish. The slight burn in the back of the throat comes from naturally-occurring oleocanthal, which indicates freshness. Tom is so freewheeling that he didn't even have a way for us to take some olive oil home. "People usually bring in their own containers," he told us. We ended up carrying our oil out in a rinsed out juice bottle. So all summer the we drizzled the Best Dang Olive Oil Ever from the lip of a Pom Wonderful container. I'm rambling on, but F-M 1410 really is a unique spot. It's not your mother's Whole Foods and who the heck knows what their hours are... but if you get excited about food you should poke your head in to see what strange and wonderful things Tom has to offer.

I have only been in one time but i am a fan! Don't expect too much when you walk in the place is a…read morelittle gritty. So why go --- for quality food some grown on site. When I went (early Spring) they had some yellow tomatoes, tons of fresh wild mushrooms, and a number of other things. To give you an idea of the quality of the food --- all the top chef's in Dallas come here. The owner is a guy named Tom Spicer also a chef. Anyway give it a try it is right next to Jimmy's so even if it is not for you your trip is not wasted... By the way... not much signage so you may have to search a bit .

KNON 89.3 has as its mission statement "To be the voice of the people in the Dallas area. We…read moreprovide unique programming to reflect the diversity of the entire Metroplex of the community." They live up to that mission statement with their programming that includes: Gospel, Rhythm & Blues, Latin, Country, Rock, Reggae, Jazz, Hip Hop, and Talk formats. I first came to learn about KNON from driving past their studios almost every day. I tuned in to see what they were all about and I liked them a lot. There truly is something for everyone here and I have also learned a lot about others in the community and their cultures by listening to programs designed for the different cultures in the area. I like to say I have grown in knowledge and understanding from being a KNON listener.

KSKY (660 AM "The Answer") of Dallas is owned by the Salem Radio Network, which syndicates talk,…read morenews and music programming to approximately 2,400 affiliates. The network is owned by Salem Communications, which also provides Internet content and magazine/book publisher "targeting audiences interested in Christian and family-themed content and conservative values." (Wikipedia) Well, I wouldn't say that social-conservative values are the answer for much of anything unless you're a fan of the Taliban, but the station has the hugely entertaining Dennis Miller in the evenings for the small-L libertarian-leaning listeners. That earns it a middling score from me. Whoops--Dennis is gone and with him any reason to tune in to these bores.

Love the shows, but one commercial has got to go!!!!! For the LOVE OF GOD!!!!!! Please get rid of…read morethe Dan Franklin commercial. It hurts my ears to listen to it. It is poorly written, boring, stupid, and make me want to change the channel. Seriously, the program director should be fired for even putting it on the air. I listen to 660 a.m. all day and I have to hear this piece of garbage commercial over and over and over and over. Can someone? Anyone? I don't care if it's the janitor throwing it out with the other trash, but please make it go away NOW!!!!

Blue skies smiling at me Nothing but blue skies do I see…read moreBlue birds singing a song Nothing but blue skies from now on -"Blue Skies" by Willie Nelson Amazing that KXT reached as far down the I-35 corridor as they did, but we enjoyed them as we're in Hillsboro and heading north toward the Dallas metroplex. It was refreshing to find a station that feels genuinely curated rather than run by some algorithm. An adult format that ranged from classics to newer tunes, which we enjoyed even if many of those new tunes were unfamiliar. For as long as we listened, no commercials and it was nice. And I see that they're "New, local and legendary music for North Texas. Commercial-free public radio." "I would Die 4 U" by Prince "Buddy Holly" by Weezer "Spooky" by Dusty Springfield "Constant Craving" by k.d. lang Fabulous tunes and if you're a grownup like me and you like good tunes, find them at 91.7. [Round number review 700 in Texas - 384 of 2026 - 25569 overall]

Independent listener powered, community organized, member supported radio. Want to hear the local…read moremusic of the Metroplex? This place is a great station to get tuned in. They have a whole local program that cranks out the jams. There's no real commercials on this station, just public service announcements, and underwriting announcements. The DJs are fun, and not some corporate dudes in a booth, or some AI generated voice that pipes in endless chatter. Instead, you can get a finger on the pulse of the live music scene around, and they focus on bands who are coming through and playing at venues you can visit around town. The music is much more than just some top 40 hits station, or some corporate run Belo or Clear Channel Communications stationit has the local heart and soul of the city of Dallas. If you don't like the music, give it an hour or two, and they'll have something else on later.

Ranch FM took some getting used to for me. I like a little rock-n-roll, a little pop, and a little…read moreoutlaw and country classic. My mom and sister only listen to the ranch, so on road trips back home, I listened to it for hours. I then started occasionally started streaming it and it grew on me. In fact, I love some of the artists. I tried to listen to the new country station in San Francisco, and it is just crap. I wish I could get the Ranch in SF in my car. For a Texas girl far from home, its nice to hear songs about Texas and songs that have a special Texas flair. It's a tribute to the history of great country music. The only problem is that it makes me want to drink (in a good way), but I usually listen during the day. Artists seem to be treated like family. There seems to be a real committment to honor the fans and artists. I removed a star because the DJ's can be a little too folksy for my taste. (But maybe you will like that).

My family and I went to TBN in Irving, Texax. We had a wonderful time…read more. The staff was wonderful. And the tour was very informative. God Bless the TBN family.