St. Louis Public Radio 90.7 KWMU

San Luis, Estados Unidos

4.9

9 opiniones

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+1 314-516-5968
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www.stlpublicradio.org
Dirección:
3651 Olive St, San Luis, MO, 63108
Covenant Blu/Grand Ctr.
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
1.1 kmMETROLINK Grand
2.2 kmTaylor Ave @ West Pine
2.5 kmMETROLINK Central West End
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9 opiniones sobre St. Louis Public Radio 90.7 KWMU

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Tu valoración: 5
Saint Louis, MO
STL NPR just added a new commons/​square area that has a giant screen (exterior) on it that posts advertisements or events happening in the area. It’s a nice place to hang out in and is kept very clean.
STL NPR is basically the only radio station I listen to. I love sooo many of NPR’s programs (wait wait don’t tell me, tell me more, science Friday) and St. Louis does a great job of carrying these programs.
I’ve listened to other NPR stations across the country and STL NPR is one of the better ones! I’m very grateful to live in a city that had such a well funded NPR station! …but I’m sure they could use even more funding ;)
Tu valoración: 5
Saint Louis, MO
Always has interesting, thoughtful programming that make my commute seem a lot shorter! For anyone that doesn’t want to listen to the same Top 40 songs over and over.
Tu valoración: 5
Saint Louis, MO
As a resident of this fair city, I only (willing) listen to two stations and this is one of them.
The programing is full of primarily NPR shows as well as a few local shows. As a regular listener, I’m a fan of Tell Me More, All Things Considered and City Scape. Thought provoking shows and straight news with no fluff. Plus the station is supported by listeners so it can only be as good as you want it to be.
And if you have HD radio those are quite full of awesome as well.
This and KDHX are all I need radio wise.
Tu valoración: 5
Barnhart, MO
Kwmu 1 is great for all the above reasons, but have you trident Kwmu 2? Great music mixes.
Tu valoración: 5
Ballwin, MO
I rarely change my station from this channel. The variety of stories and multiple programs exposes me to stories I would normally never have heard of or about. The abstract items (new music, places, occupations, situations, Science Friday’s, even Click and Clack the show about cars on there, etc…) that are really interesting.
I appreciate their quality programming and love that they have an application that I can use on my iphone so I can actually get out of the car and still listen to the story that is playing. hehe.
Tu valoración: 5
San Antonio, TX
I heard NPR playing in a friends car and have not stopped listening to it since. I honestly didn’t pay attention to this station before that and now I can’t get enough.
Before STL Public radio I would read news online occasionally and never watched TV. I feel a lot more informed now because I typically listen to the 10 minute news brief on my drives. in. They have a good variety of programs — from This American Life to the Diane Rehm show.
I’ve heard great stories and feel a lot more informed about what is going on in my local community, in my country and the world.
Tu valoración: 4
Denver, CO
While on the subject of radio stations (see below for my review of Z107−7), I must profess that I am a huge «Wait Wait Don’t Tell Me» fan and try not to miss it on Saturday mornings on KWMU!
And although I’m not a bleeding heart liberal, our local NPR station, is a great source for news, information and all things St. Louis. KWMU does a decent job of keepin’ it real without a political agenda and I can appreciate that about them.
They also offer a variety of Talk programming that’s worth your time, especially if the Z107−7 songs on rotation get stuck in your head :) So yes, I’m most definitely a fan!
Tu valoración: 5
Saint Louis, MO
I don’t watch TV news. I listen to NPR and usually read the New York Times online. Yup, I’m kind of a news snob. I also don’t have cable and am not a fan of local news shows. I want to hear about local things, but not in that forum. This is why I love NPR. Well, that and shows like Fresh Air News and Notes, and, my favorite, This American Life. Science Friday is good too and – okay, there’s a lot of great shows, which is why you should tune in to 90.7 and turn off Fox 2 unless The Simpsons are on.
You can get your local updates and the weather as well as national and international news on NPR without commercials, so why would you listen to something else?
Tu valoración: 5
Saint Louis, MO
Now celebrating 35 years of broadcast history with Saint Louis.
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Really, I appreciate that St. Louis’s public radio station is nearly all talk. When I want NPR, I want news and punditry and I want them NOW. Thanks, KWMU. The local programming like STL On the Air is also superb. Keep up the good work.