I agree with BBC6. It's a great station. Indie 103.1 in L.A. now streams exclusively online. If you like that kind of music. Sent from my iPhone On Feb 8, 2011, at 5:41 PM, Daniel Carlson wrote: > BBC6. Only station on in this house for the last few years. > > On Tue, Feb 8, 2011 at 8:36 PM, Mike Sheehan wrote: > >> Well, if you dig jazz, do yourself a favor and add KUVO 89.3 out of Denver, >> Colorado. Publicly owned, hosts make their own playlists, and the Sunday >> show lineup is copacetico. >> >> >> On 2/8/2011 6:14 PM, Michael Coxe wrote: >> >>> Began using an Android app called TuneIn, owned by a radio aggregation >>> service called RadioTime, which re-casts terrestrial radio via the internet. >>> I've played with apps like this before but like this one. >>> >>> I only have 3 local presets, KSCU (my daughter & Jeff Shelton have shows), >>> KNBR (sports), KGO (news). >>> >>> Their aggregation appears worldwide & on the hunt for the best-of-best to >>> add to my presets. So far I've only 3 local stations, KSCU (daughter & Jeff >>> Shelton have shows), KNBR (local sports), KGO (local news). What's your >>> favorite? AM or FM. They might even have shortwave tho I haven't looked. >>> >>> Ideally, you'll list the name/call sign & city &/or country. Maybe why >>> it's so great. The frequency would be nice but not needed. >>> >>> Sadly the once great San Francisco / San Jose / Bay Area radio market is a >>> shell of its former self, so other than KSCU, I cannot recommend much else >>> here - KPIG? (tho not my style). KSCU is funded by the local private >>> univerity, and is subject to DJ whims, but has has more hits than misses. >>> >>> Cheers, >>> >>> - Michael >>> >>>