FM NewsTalk 97.1

I have been listening to FM News Talk 97.1 for several years now. I was the morning “drive time” news host on WCTG AM/FM Radio in Northern New York quite a few years ago (prior to digital, when everything was manual and we used cartridges!). The station mostly served the huge military population at Fort Drum, NY, and we ran a pretty tight schedule; but my AM-drive show was pretty creative, and had a large audience. Having been in radio, and “knowing the drill”, I have to say that I am VERY impressed with the quality of your programming and on-air talent. Your production and marketing teams are truly impressive! And yes, I listen to all your ad traffic. I know that radio stations operate in a continual state of flux; but your operation is professional and as good as it gets. Kudos to your management, production, advertising and on-air staff. Even though you guys don’t do music, you guys (and gals) really do ROCK! Chuck Ruggiero Watertown, New York

I’ve listened for years Love Marc Cox and Annie but I have to turn it off at 3 o’clock when adults who act like children come on and they have conversations about going to the bathroom and using toilets Way too liberal for me and their conversations do belong in the toilet too bad they have to do a rerun of the show I’m sure there are more talented people out there that would like to do the rerun hours at least trying to be funny is not being disgusting

It's wonderful & I get clear reception in areas where radio reception has static. I can listen while walking everywhere.

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As far as the app goes it's really hit or miss if I can get on to the app, I never have a problem with Npr. I can say the same for on the radio, the Npr station always comes in nice and clear, I have problems on all three of 97.1 stations, but no problems with any other stations.

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I’ve nearly reached a point where I refuse to use this app at all. Recently I’ve experienced 20+ minutes and 15+ minutes of continuous looped commercials, as the app doesn’t go back to the radio show. It’s hard not to be cynical about the reasons.