Pay money to listen to the radio? Lol, no thanks.This. I cant believe that people still dont have it. BRB, having 50 rock stations to choose from. No commercials.
Pay money to listen to the radio? Lol, no thanks.
Wut?Pay money to listen to TV? Lol, no Thanks. -Soccer fan around 1980
I remember when 107.5 went on the air. I think it was "the dot" or "the point" or something.
I'm not sure either why they flipped them.
Anyone remember way back when when 105.1 (now 106.3) was 107.1 and 107.5 was alternative?
Get satellite radio. You'll wonder why you tolerated those stupid commercials for so long.
I may be weird but I like the commercials and the personality of DJ's. If I just wanted to listen to straight music I would plug in my Ipod and not pay the monthly fees of satellite radio.
That's impressive I loved channel Q and I struggled to get it in 20 miles away from Ames in BondurantThis sucks because I could get 105.1 from just south of Clear Lake to Des Moines without hearing the same song 5 times.
I kind of want to know that too. Do I have to change the channel from 106.3 to listen to the Cyclones?So is 105.1 the ISU affiliate still, or has that moved to 106.3 too? I guess I can still listen on 100.3, but like other posters have stated, 105.1 has a pretty decent range compared to 106.3
I kind of want to know that too. Do I have to change the channel from 106.3 to listen to the Cyclones?
I could look it up, but I'm feeling kind of lazy right now.