AM talk radio in San Diego

[SHRED]

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A wasteland down here in San Diego.
Nothing but RW haters.

Stacy Taylor was "let go" from 1700 recently, so that is that.

You would think, in a market this big, that one progressive station is not too much to ask?
:mad:

I do have Sirius so that helps.
Don't care for Bennett or Samuels however.

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[blue sky at night]

1. Really too bad.........

a great place to live, but the folks you share that awesome place with are assholes....that sucks. I stream Nova M on the computer and use an FM Transmitter to send the signal around the house to bedroom, bathroom, etc.

here are the links:


http://www.novamradio.com/live/stream.php



c crane makes a solid unit for FM Transmitting:


http://www.ccrane.com/radios/fm-transmitters/fm-transmitter.aspx

[PFunk]

4. This is the reason why internet radio is slowly gaining popularity.

Columbus OH is now in the same boat. And I exclusively listen to internet radio because of it. What until Wi-Fi radios start comming out.

[antimatter98]

8. re: Internet Radio-- hints..

1)One of the other posters here tells of using a small FM transmitter connected to his computer audio jack to send what he listens to on the 'net to his FM radios, etc. I do the same. He suggests an FM unit from the C. Crane company. I use another brand but the effect is great if you don't want to be tied to your computer to listen.

2)There are two software products that I've found that will let you record internet radio to an mp3 or WAV file, and you can set up a recording schedule that will automatically record the programs you want as long as your computer is left on and connected to the 'net. The most expensive one is called "Replay A/V" made by Applian Technologies. A less expensive software is by the company pdmarq.com and looks similar to Replay A/V but I've not used this product. I use Replay AV. If you intend to use these softwares, you have to know the URL of the audio stream to insert it into the recording schedule. Both of these products are PC only. The recording schedule you set up is time-serial only---that is, you cannot record programs that are broadcast at the same time. Note: there may be other software products that record audio but I have not found any that will let you set up a recording schedule other than these two.

3)For public radio people, the web site http://www.publicradiofan.com lists all public radios and will give their audio URLs as well as a list of stations that carry a given program at various times during the day. So, for example, you can look up Democracy Now and see a list of all the stations that carry it at various times, with their audio URLs. The site also shows radio stations world wide with their audio URLs. This is a U.S. located, privately maintained site.

Hope some of this info is useful to 'net listeners.

[Enthusiast]

2. Two words-Fairness Doctrine. nt

[AndyTiedye]

3. The Purpose of "Talk Radio" is to Talk People into Voting Repiglickin

[BlueManDude]

5. Don't feel bad - it's the same in Boston. Wall to wall RWers...

yet our entire congressional delegation is made up of D's, all statewide officeholders are D's, our leg and state senate are 95% D's and we regularly give 60%+ of our vote to the Dem pres candidate.

I sometimes think all the RW vitriol on radio actually helps us.

[TheCowsCameHome]

7. I tend to agree. Boston is a right wing radio cesspool, but

I really believe they alienate more people than they attract.

Severin, Graham and the rest of their ilk are small pockets of hate and ignorance that play to the choir and not much else.

[ChazII]

9. If Phoenix, home of nova m, can

make progressive talk work, why can't others?:shrug:

[TheCowsCameHome]

6. Can't wait for Rush et al to be on the Endangered Feces list

Radio is overloaded with right wing scum.

[Mr. Sparkle]

10. Thats bizarre, I would have thought that San Diego was a democratic stronghold.