Tulsa Radio Station (Oklahoma City, Howe: car, drive, bedroom)

[wbarnes]

I usually leave my car radio on "scan" to try to find the station that is playing a song I like.

However, a friend of mine told me that 93.5 was playing music without the interruptions of commercials.

I set my dial and sure enough, I have not heard a commercial while in my car for 3 days now.

However, what I particularly like is the music is 50's and 60's, my formative years, so the songs are fantastic from my perspective.

I don't know how long it will last, but I am having fun for awhile during my drive times.

[Synopsis]

Interesting. How are they funded?

[DOUBLE H]

Every time I think of Oklahoma radio I think of two great stations; KOMA in Oklahoma City and KVOO in Tulsa. Both had 50,000 watts and I can listen to them on my bedroom radio 850 miles away.

50's and 60's music-YES!! If they are on the net, I'd love to tune in.

[Synopsis]

The station is called Chrome 93.5, but interestingly they have no Internet presence. I googled them and there's a lot of chatter on the Internet but the station itself has no website.

[Okiegirlfriend]

Tulsa has NO good oldies stations like you are wanting. The Baby Boomer generation is SOL. We have to listen to crap for music or talk radio. I would rather listen to something that is intellectually stimulating than to listen to music that tears down our morals and positive attitudes. I haven't liked the messages in the music for the past 30 years. I hope someday we can return to the "Americana" of our childhood.

You can try this site on your computer.

Playa Cofi Jukebox - Our Musical Heritage

[sgrizzle]

HD Radio stations get secondary channels like the HD TV stations have now.. you're listening to KOOL106-HD2.

http://www.kooltulsa.com/cc-common/hdradio/

[Okiegirlfriend]

Thanks, sgrizzle, I'm listening now! Got my daughter's attention too.