RADIO STATIONS IN LOS ANGELES AND THE INTERNET

RADIO STATIONS IN LOS ANGELES & THE INTERNET

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Radio Stations
Internet Radio Stations
Articles on Radio Business

RADIO STATIONS

Radio-Locator.com: adio station search engine
KKJZ 88.1 FM: The only jazz and blues station in Los Angeles
KCSN 88.5 FM: Cal State Northridge
KSPC 88.7 FM: Student and volunteer run 200-watt public radio station broadcasting out of Claremont
KXLU 88.9 FM: Student and volunteer run public radio station broadcasting out of the Loyola Marymount University. Saturdays 6-8pm Big Red (with Ade James filling in occasionally) brings a broad ranging mix of African and Cuban sounds in 15 minute chunks of uninterrupted music, followed by a simple listing of the songs you just heard
KUCI 88.9 FM: Student and volunteer run 200-watt public radio station broadcasting out of the University of California, Irvine.
KPCC 89.3 FM: Student and volunteer run public radio station broadcasting out of Pasadena City College.
KCRW 89.9 FM: Student and volunteer run public radio station broadcasting out of Santa Monica College.
KPFK 90.7 FM: real news radio, real talk radio, listen to this if you want to find out the truth about what is going on in the world today. Nnamdi Moweta's "Afro-Dicia" radio show airs Saturdays from 2-4pm.
KUSC FM 91.5 FM: classical radio station broadcasting out of USC, features radio show: Saint Paul Sunday
KCSB FM 91.9 FM: eclectic radio station broadcasting out of Santa Barbara, CA
Indie 103.1 FM: alternative rock radio, another Clear Channel station
KROQ 106.7 FM: concert line (818)566-ROCK, (818)843-5050, another Infinity station
KSCR 1560 AM: Student and volunteer run radio station broadcasting out of USC.
WPMD 1700 AM, Cerritos College: the fourth Saturday of each month, 9am Pacific time, there is the "The Record Show Radio" program.
TALK 1150 AM: intelligent AM talk radio.
KMZT 1260 AM K-Mozart: classical radio station broadcasting out of Los Angeles, features many live concerts, features radio shows: From the Top, Sundays Live
Your Guide to African Radio in Los Angeles
POORMAN's Anti-Radio Show: one of the best radio shows ever, RIP 1999
WBRS in Waltham, 100.1FM stereo: is booking bands play live on the airwaves. / Contact: Cos (Ofer Inbar) Producer, Free Live Music
E-TOWN: is a nationally syndicated weekly radio program that showcases AAA type bands. This might be another venue for your roster.

INTERNET RADIO STATIONS

Air America Radio: political talk radio featuring Al Franken
WOXY 97 X FM: this is probably the best rock radio station in the USA
WEQX 102.7 FM: upscale, lifestyle-oriented alternative rock station with heavy emphasis on NEW MUSIC with a sprinkling of great vintage tracks
Afrodicia: African music
Last.FM: internet radio station that you customize
WXRY FM: Independent Alternative
UCLARadio.com: a student run, internet only radio station that broadcasts 24-7 from the campus at UCLA. UCLARadio.com also gives away a ton of free stuff all the time
BBC 6 Music: great UK internet radio
XMRadio: this is the future of radio, satellite radio
Channel FM 103.1: Just as I predicted, this radio station sunk in the radio ratings and the owners changed it's format to Spanish language music. This was Los Angeles' best radio station. But it became quite boring and sounded like an easy listening station derivative of 98.7 FM. I've tried frustratingly and fruitlessly for years to get them to hire me as an assistant program director, but they were a "play-business" owned by very rich people who made a corporate product and are only interested in hiring their exclusive country club buddies. I would have made their radio station more listenable and interesting. They've went from being a boring radio station to being a boring internet radio station, WorldClassRock.com
Spinner.com: is an internet radio network
Yahoo Broadcast.com: is an internet radio network with a lot of listening options
Music Choice: Their sattelite/cable radio broadcasting network is incredible. Every record label should have a weblink to their site. I heard more new music of many different genres in 30 mins of flipping throug MC's formats than in a week of Los Angeles radio. This is the future of radio.
CD Radio: Their sattelite/cable radio broadcasting network is incredible. Every record label should have a weblink to their site. This is the future of radio.
Kill Radio: a collective organization committed to using media production and distribution as a tool for promoting social and economic justice.
Hussieskunk: punk rock internet radio
WPMD.org: internet radio
SunsetStrip.com: internet radio

Articles on Radio:

KPFK Radio Show on the Music Industry: Samm Brown's FOR THE RECORD, co-hosted by Samm Brown, Brian Spillane, and John Braheny, is the only weekly radio talk show that focuses exclusively on the $50 billion music and recording industry. The show is broadcast from 10pm to 11pm every Sunday evening from KPFK 90.7 FM in Los Angeles or on the internet. Open phone lines allow guests on the show to talk directly with the audience.
Radio Magazine: Clear Channel LA brings it all together
Radio Voice-Tracking Program: Prophet Systems Radio Software
Radio Voice-Tracking Program: RCS Broadcast Software Company
Los Angeles Times: Paid 'ads' for song plays revive payola memories, June 11, 2004
Los Angeles Times: Record labels spin cash into airplay, 6-11-2004
The New Yorker: Paying to Play, 07-05-2004
The New Yorker: The Price of Payola, 07-05-2004
Reuters/Billboard: Radio Spin Buys Spark New Debate, 07-11-2004
MTV Networks: Music Fans Tuned Into 'Pay-For-Play', April 02.1998
musicbiz.com: Radio Killed The Radio Star by Gerry Cagle, January 21, 2004
New Times: Ghost Radio, Who's behind Arizona's nonstop oddball rock time capsule?
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists: UNION REPORT BLASTS CLEAR CHANNEL
AzOz: Henley tells Congress: "I know there's payola because I get billed for it"
USA Today: Music fans find radio unsatisfying
CNN: How to kill a radio station
Washington City Paper: Same Old Song and Dance - Payola
Salon articles: Clear Channel
Salon article by Eric Boehlert: Clear Channel's big, stinking deregulation mess
Jeff Perlstein: Radio Articles, Clear Channel: the Media Mammoth that Stole the Airwaves
San Francisco Bay Guardian article: Fighting media monopoly
Future of Music Coalition: Radio Deregulation: Has It Served Citizens and Musicians?
Salon article by Eric Boehlert: Fighting pay-for-play
Salon article by Eric Boehlert: Radio's big bully
Salon article by Eric Boehlert: Payola City
Salon article by Eric Boehlert: What's wrong with the music biz?
Salon article by Eric Boehlert: Stuffing MTV's ballot box, MTV's TRL is a fraud, what is "popular" is a fraud, "popularity" is a fraud, Pop Playground - The Science of TRL
Salon article by Eric Boehlert: Washington tunes in, critics accuse Clear Channel of shady radio deals and nasty concert business. Now the government is starting to pay attention.
Salon article by Eric Boehlert: Web radio's last stand, a new ruling involving the Digital Millennium Copyright Act is set to wipe out independent online music stations
Salon articles by Eric Boehlert on the: Public radio's private seduction, As record promoters begin spreading money around the cash-starved world of public radio, will your favorite community station begin sounding like the rest of the dial?
Salon article by Eric Boehlert: Radio killed the radio star
Salon articles by Eric Boehlert on the: Music Industry
Salon articles by Eric Boehlert on the: Radio Industry
Salon articles on radio consolidation: Introducing Salon's new series on the corporate consolidation of the information industries
LA Times: Small Record Labels Say Radio Tunes Them Out
LA Times: Middlemen Put Price on Airplay
LA Times: Conyers to Press for Tougher Enforcement of Laws on Payola
LA Times: Clear Channel: an Empire Built on Deregulation
LA Times: Radio Exec's Claims of Payola Draw Fire
Article by Wall Street Journal: Think your DJ is local? Think again
Article by Washington Post: Politics Kills Web Radio's Budding Stars
Corporate Media Portal, A repository of information about Corporatized Media
What everyone should know about corporate broadcast companies
The Payoff
Keep NY Radio Live, The American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (AFTRA) in NY
Clear Channel, this is the corporate monopoly that owns most of the USA's radio stations, Clear Channel Sucks
Infinity Broadcasting Corporation, owns the rest of the stations Clear Channel does not own
100000watts.com Radio Station Directory
Friday Morning Quarterback Album Report

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