Austin Music Source

By dude_abides

November 13, 2009 7:24 PM | Link to this

Some much deserved rest. We often take for granted when we have it so good, and Jody’s been so good for so long it’s easy to forget how long Jody’s been on the air since almost forever.

Go get some rest, Jody. I’m sure your next venture will be interesting and fun!

By Not Happy

November 13, 2009 7:30 PM | Link to this

Jody is my favorite DJ in Austin. Ever.
Please take mr. wildcard with you.

By bartender21

November 13, 2009 7:47 PM | Link to this

OMG, I will miss your ever so soothing voice Jody. God Bless You, Man!

By Bruce McDougall

November 13, 2009 7:52 PM | Link to this

Bummer, but I’m glad Mr. Denberg is doing what makes him happy. I had a beef with an on-air comment he made years ago, and he was not only responsive to my concerns, but also just an all-around helluva guy. I had heard as much through the grapevine, but now I can say it is indeed true. Good luck, Jody!

By stephen

November 13, 2009 9:02 PM | Link to this

Bring Sammy Allred back!

By stephen

November 13, 2009 9:06 PM | Link to this

Bring Sammy Allred back to the airwaves!

By just the facts

November 13, 2009 9:28 PM | Link to this

Wow, wonder how KGSR will change as a result?

Sorry to hear Jody is leaving, but I won’t miss the incessant Beatles stories.

By RH

November 13, 2009 9:46 PM | Link to this

Thanks for making Austin Radio great for 19 years and good luck - let’s hope your future plans include Austin.

By edward

November 13, 2009 9:48 PM | Link to this

pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeese get rid of andy langer…..”the 6 o clock show which is now at 12 o clock….” dude makes me sick/luckily he comes on at 8 and i am work by that time

By Himes

November 13, 2009 10:10 PM | Link to this

I never pay attention to the names of the DJ’s or voices on KGSR but it is by far the best station in Austin and this guy must be one of the main reasons why. Hope the format and station style and personality don’t change. Good luck getting you head back fella…know how you feel.

By Bill Kilday

November 13, 2009 10:28 PM | Link to this

Sad sad news. I don’t think we understand Jody’s impact on the Live Music ecosystem that makes Austin so unique. He is a unique cog in the machine that allows artists in Austin to carve out a livelihood here. KGSR (Jody) - Waterloo Records - the Venues: they are a virtuous circle of creativity that fuels Austin music. This is very bad news for Austin.

By Mustang Sally

November 13, 2009 10:44 PM | Link to this

OMG, the Sunday show is the best! Better than church. Jody is my absolute favorite DJ. His knowledge of music and music makers is unparalleled.

Take a much deserved break Jody. We will miss ya! Godspeed.

By Otto

November 13, 2009 11:26 PM | Link to this

OK…Here’s the bad about this: Jody is fantastic. He knows music. He has a definite position. And he’s passionate about music and Austin. What’s good about this? Very little. Except that Andy Langer (who some previous responders obviously don’t like) has changed KGSR for the better — big time. Instead of waiting for Patty Griffin’s gospel CD, they are playing Phoenix. And MGMT. I’m not saying losing Jody is good. It’s not. It sucks. Big time. But the future is bright for KGSR. Hopefully for Jody, too. We’ll miss him.

By James A. Cooley

November 14, 2009 12:32 AM | Link to this

One of the best radio guys I have ever heard in my life. Best wishes to an Austin icon.

By Claudia

November 14, 2009 1:23 AM | Link to this

This guy does great interviews and is always ready to answer the phone and take a request or talk about his work. He will be missed. I hope he goes over to KUT - that would be a better format for him!

By Rusty Shackleford

November 14, 2009 2:15 AM | Link to this

Please God, don’t let this mean that Andy Langer is gonna get a promotion now.

By Jeanne

November 14, 2009 3:40 AM | Link to this

I really hate to hear it. Jody is my favorite DJ, not just in Austin or Texas. His amazing passion and knowledge of music is a treasure to find on the airwaves. It doesn’t seem like “just a job” to him, especially when he has a conversation with Andy Langer. It’s like listening to a music historian(Jody) talking to a preschooler (Andy). It might be Jody’s idea to leave and I wish him well, but I will honestly miss his insight. If Andy was leaving, he wouldn’t be missed, but Jody’s absence will leave a major void. Jody is what makes KGSR so special.

By francie mojo

November 14, 2009 6:12 AM | Link to this

i vote for roger allen poulson to take over denberg’s spot

By paul

November 14, 2009 6:12 AM | Link to this

Yes! Sammy Allred!

By Jeff Dorsch

November 14, 2009 7:32 AM | Link to this

Jody Denberg is a true gentleman and a mensch. He deserves beaucoups of kudos for helping put together the “Broadcasts” collections year after year, raising so much money for the SIMS Foundation.

By Music Lover

November 14, 2009 7:34 AM | Link to this

I still miss Susan Castle. Now that Jody’s leaving, it’s going to turn into every other radio station. I have to agree with Edward - I’m not a fan of Andy Langer either. Ever notice how often he says “uh”? Drives me, uh, crazy. I guess I’d better load up my ipod and get ready for December! Sorry you’re going Jody, but happy that you’re following whatever your heart’s telling you to. Good luck and know that Austin listeners will miss you.

By Hornwise Mississippi

November 14, 2009 7:52 AM | Link to this

Thanks, Jody, for all you’ve done helping make KGSR a great station. I listen regularly on the internet over here in Mississippi. Best wishes as you go forward.

By Frank

November 14, 2009 8:19 AM | Link to this

I like KGSR better than the sister station KLBJ. At least KGSR will play music. Maybe the higher ups will get rid if “The Charlie Hodge halftime show” on KLBJ. The guy talks all the time about stuff he thinks is funny, he sucks. I cant stand it.

By digsouth

November 14, 2009 8:24 AM | Link to this

ALL THE BEST!!!

KGSR would have never been the success it is without Jody.

See you around town, out listening to some live music.

By yoyo

November 14, 2009 8:29 AM | Link to this

Maybe Jody can get a job over at KUT. Oh, wait, KUT already IS KGSR.

By Joelle

November 14, 2009 8:53 AM | Link to this

Sorry to see Jody go. I totally agree with edward - get rid of Andy Langer! No one cares to hear his obnoxious opinions which is all he talks about. Give Brian a rest from that guy. He does a great job on his own.

By bluedog78

November 14, 2009 9:27 AM | Link to this

Jody is the best dj in Austin! I will definitely miss him, but understand that he needs a break. You will be missed Jody-peace and take care!

By Yoko Ono

November 14, 2009 9:42 AM | Link to this

Sad to see Jody departing the station of which he was clearly the heart, soul and spiritual essence. Jody is the unofficial Don of Austin’s Granola Mafia, and his departure leaves a gigantic black hole at KGSR. When Emmis (based in Indianapolis) purchased KGSR from Lady Bird several years ago, this was the precise inevitability many of us foresaw… out with the good DJs and now we’re left with…?

By David

November 14, 2009 9:55 AM | Link to this

I had friends move down from Denver and they listen to this station. After a short listen I realized that the entire station could both suck and blow at the same time. Austin radio stations are the worst in the country. Live Music Capital of the world? My arse….. Maybe this guy ran out of boring ideas and needs to steal ideas from stations across the country. Don’t come back if you are going to keep the same BS playing, creativity more like boring outdated monotony.

By Jay

November 14, 2009 10:21 AM | Link to this

Has it really been 19 years? Suddenly I feel old!

Good luck in the future Mr Denberg.

By anguis in herba

November 14, 2009 10:38 AM | Link to this

The best.

By James Murphy

November 14, 2009 11:00 AM | Link to this

I listened to Sunday Night News and Sunday Morning religiously. Jody has turned me on to so much great music. My musical life would be much poorer without his influence.

By Jim Robinson

November 14, 2009 11:20 AM | Link to this

As a programmer, I’ve known Jody for most of his tenure at KGSR. I’ve seen how this business can sap a person of his passion and energy for the medium. Nearly 30 years on the air in one market would surely take its toll. One can’t really predict what his departure means to the future of the station, but, for what it’s worth, Emmis is one of the more product friendly companies out there. So we can only hope for the best. Enjoy the next year, Jody. See you when your return. Oh, and David, you’re an idiot.

By ADBIRDS.com

November 14, 2009 11:27 AM | Link to this

Great personality and intellect. We will miss Jody when he is on his sabbatical.

By Bruce

November 14, 2009 11:28 AM | Link to this

Wow, David. You have friends?

By Pancho Rey

November 14, 2009 12:23 PM | Link to this

Gonna miss him. Definately one of the best. Don’t go too far away.

I agree with “Just the Facts”, won’t miss the Beatles infatuation and the Brian Wilson love. Maybe the rotation will expand.

Thanks for all the great music and love of music.

By Erin

November 14, 2009 12:33 PM | Link to this

Jody is, to me, the voice of Austin. Through all the changes in town, through all the changes in the broadcast industry, through all the changes in his life, Jody has remained a constant source of cool in our city. Let’s hope we hear him on the airwaves again.

By Johnny Walker

November 14, 2009 12:41 PM | Link to this

Bring back Johnny Walker and the bonecrusher!!!

By Tricia

November 14, 2009 12:49 PM | Link to this

Wow, bummer. I’ve listened to Jody for the 11 years I’ve been in Austin and his voice is part of my personal life soundtrack. AND he’s raised a ton of money for Austin musicians through the Broadcasts CDs. Sad day for Austin, but well deserved rest for Jody.

By Hasta KGSR

November 14, 2009 1:14 PM | Link to this

KGSR is not a real radio station. DJs don’t pick the songs, management makes up a playlist ahead of time. KGSR djs aren’t really djs they are just announcers.

By Mimi

November 14, 2009 1:29 PM | Link to this

My congratulations Jody! It’ll be the best thing in the whole world. Everybody needs a soul-searching vacation, and there is nothing wrong with being missed. You’re gonna love it! And whenever you decide to return, and in whatever capacity you choose, my guess is so are we. It’s time to get away from all the agenda-seekers, stress and criticism, and fall back in love with music. Reconnect with what matters to you most in the end of your days.

By Don Grefe

November 14, 2009 1:38 PM | Link to this

It is a sad, sad day for Austin Music.

I remember when the station switched from cool Jazz to this “format”, which at the time was NOT a format. I remember going to Sholtz’s Garden for one of the first get togethers for fans and telling Susan Castle that their bumper sticker was the first and only I’d ever put on my car, and I displayed it with great pride.

I cannot even begin to think of all the music that I’d have missed were it not for Jody and Susan giving it a voice on KGSR, and I’m eternally grateful for all of that and his support in the Music Community.

I hope this is his decision, not rammed down by Emmis. My fears when the station was sold by Scott are finally materializing. I know it’s a business, but KGSR was so much more, and with the departures of Kevin Connor, Bobby Ray and Susan Castle, it’s not the same, nor will it ever be.

But then, neither is anything else in the world.

Good Luck, Jody and thanks.

By bluedog78

November 14, 2009 1:59 PM | Link to this

Yep between Susan and Jody leaving so close together-the station will not be the same! Bryan has alot on his shoulders now-Andy Langer needs to go or stop yapping! People who haven’t lived in Austin very long don’t know how much of an impact Jody has had in our radio industry-doesn’t have anything to do with with our deep seeded reputation of the LMC!

By Cecilia

November 14, 2009 2:12 PM | Link to this

I heard about Jody leaving KGSR while listening to Folkways on KUT-FM with KGSR alum, Kevin Connor. Whether you love Jody or hate him, love KGSR or hate it—both Jody and 107.1 FM have had a positive effect on Austin’s musical, and even social, consciousness. Neither he nor the station did it singlehandedly, of course—but I think in a very real way KGSR, and it’s original talented staff, led the charge. In the beginning, when it might take a week before you heard a song repeated, was when the station was at its best. And the spirit of community that KGSR displayed with its many events for charitable organizations in our town—such as the Christmas Bureau—inspired many of us to not only donate funds, but to also donate our time as volunteers. To survive, you evolve, and KGSR has—for better or worse— done just that. In truth, I don’t spend much time on that end of the dial anymore, but wish them well. KUT has become my first choice for Austin radio these days as it has most of what I want in a station. Nevertheless, whether Jody chose to leave, or the choice was made for him, I thank him and KGSR for the positive impact each has had on my life.

By Penny

November 14, 2009 2:19 PM | Link to this

What’s Kevin Conner up to now? He might need a steady paycheck and would make a great manager. Will miss Jody, though.

By Eugene

November 14, 2009 2:50 PM | Link to this

Good luck and Godspeed Jody. KGSR is one of the things that makes Austin, Austin. I don’t think the station would work in, say, Albany, Akron, or Atlanta, just sticking to other cities that begin with an A. When I still lived on the East Coast, I listened to KGSR on the internet because it was the one station that didn’t insult your intelligence by sounding like all the others. Whoever replaces Jody has mighty big shoes to fill.

By Eric

November 14, 2009 3:47 PM | Link to this

It will be sad to no longer hear Jody. Radio does “suck” in Austin. It pretty much “sucks” everywhere. It seems there are like 10 Programmers around the country telling ALL the stations what they should say and play. I miss radio.

By Alice

November 14, 2009 9:07 PM | Link to this

Sad to see him go, but I understand the desire to take time off and appreciate life. KGSR has been a remarkable station and I hope the loss of so many talented people is not a sign of things to come. Good Luck Jody!

By Rae

November 15, 2009 3:19 AM | Link to this

KGSR’s stuff hasn’t been that good in a while. Norah Jones, Dixie Chicks….bor-ing. There is a lot of good music out there and much of it is in our very own town. Our local musicians get NO LOVE-Except for Bob Schneider, who is in my opinion just very mediocre. I used to love when they would play old underground stuff…You’d hear that Obscure song you haven’t heard forever but loved…now that’s what makes a cool station. Now, when I turn it on it’s either a commercial, DJ’s who like to listen to themselves talk, or Norah Jones or Bob Schneider. I want them to mix it up. Play old, new, and stop talking so much. And play our local musicians, if they’re worthy. Things are not good or easy for them and they are the soul of this town.

By Jeanne

November 15, 2009 3:22 AM | Link to this

BRING BACK KEVIN CONNOR!!! I miss him!

By Pam Golightly

November 15, 2009 10:21 AM | Link to this

Jody - I tell you this every Sunday…you bring me, as well as countless others, such joy…Sunday morning is my favorite part of my week. In good and bad times you’ve reached out and touched our hearts with incredible music…your intimate knowledge…It’s been my church…I laugh, I cry, and mostly I just smile a LOT… and I get renewed for the week ahead and can’t wait ‘til next Sunday…and now it’s the end of an era…who will save our souls? We will miss you…but I know you are following your dreams and sincerely wish this new chapter in your life to be better than you could have ever wildly imagined!

By Melon Collie

November 16, 2009 10:05 AM | Link to this

Without a doubt, Jody is the nicest guy on the radio. Always polite, he seems almost apologetic when he tells you the tickets have already been won during the give aways. And I’ve won more than my share of tickets from Jody over the years, including two to the most recent ACL Fest.

Thanks Jody, take care of yourself.

By steve

November 16, 2009 1:13 PM | Link to this

Hearing Jody on the air always reminded me of what made me love radio in the first place. It also always reminded me of how seldom I hear quality like that on the air anymore. Best of luck to Jody. You’ll be missed.

By tomphetty

November 16, 2009 1:18 PM | Link to this

Does this have anything to do with the recent format changes at KGSR? It seems like they are now playing tons of 90’s hits. All of a sudden Blind Melon, The Cranberries, Edie Brickel and other 90’s artist are all over KGSR. Is KGSR the new “Classic 90’s” station? I’m all for a little nostalgia but hearing “no rain” every day makes me feel like the programming being done is formulaic and lazy. Go deeper into their catalogues and bring us some new songs! I had to check my radio to make sure I wasn’t listening to BOB FM. Jody has great taste in music and hopefully someone can step in and help KGSR get out of this rut. I’ll miss you Jody.

By Jamie

November 16, 2009 1:35 PM | Link to this

Jody:

I’ve been listening to FM radio since ‘67. You are the best, period … and you’ll continue to be, wherever you land. Thanks for everything.

Jamie

By Winchester

November 16, 2009 3:43 PM | Link to this

The handwriting was on the wall as soon as Emmis bought KGSR, a once great station already on the musical decline, doomed by bean counters. I remember the first day KGSR broadcast, and am the happy owner of all but the last CDs. Good luck Jody.

By Peter Denby

November 17, 2009 10:57 AM | Link to this

Jody was one of the best and most knowledgeable DJ’s I ever heard on air. His contribution to the Broadcast CD’s helped raise millions for the Sims Foundation. His knowledge of music history and especially The Beatles, never failed to captivate me between songs. Good luck Jody !

By Pam

November 17, 2009 12:01 PM | Link to this

Jody: This doesn’t excuse you from doing your “radio voice” at family gatherings!!!! Love you-your cousin.

By BronxGirl

November 17, 2009 4:20 PM | Link to this

Jody, The love of those you reached so well for so long flows froms these postings. This was your dream from way back when and it took you to people and places beyond your wildest imagination. Rest and restore my friend your creativity will flow as well.

By David

November 20, 2009 7:36 AM | Link to this

I’m sorry to see him go. KGSR is like no other station I’ve found in my travels. But I have gotten the sense that the content has been evolving the past year or two away from what made the station great: that special Texas definition of what a great song is, and a willingness to ignore industry categories and cater to youth. Now we have new blood whose approach to music sets off a lot of my snob alarms, and seems geared toward targeting a younger audience raised on those industry categories, and form over substance. I hope I’m wrong.

By Sherri14309

November 20, 2009 10:02 AM | Link to this

I’ve been listening to Jody for 25 years, since his KLBJ days. He really changed the landscape for Austin radio and really is a musical icon. I’ve been emailing with him for the past couple of years (just music requests or to say thanks for playing a cool tune) and he always responds and is just so fricken cool. I’ve always wanted to meet him in person to just say thanks for helping shape my own musical tastes. I wish Jody the best and just want him to know how deeply he’s respected in this community.

By Bret B

November 20, 2009 10:06 AM | Link to this

In the late 90s, I would hear Al Green, followed by Widespread Panic, then James McMurtry on KGSR. The ratings were better then, too. You can’t convince Emmis in their bottom-line mentality that this organic/semi-local approach works. Jody, you’ve fought the good fight, sir. Hope the year off does you peacefully.

By R.O.*

November 20, 2009 2:45 PM | Link to this

Jody, I don’t know why people are telling you good luck, you don’t need it. You didn’t get to be a giant figure in Austin communication by being lucky, it was your talent. I do hope that you stay here and my dream is that you go to KUT. With your talent and the great talent there it could once again be a channel I wouldn’t change. From the first time I heard Andy Langors voice on KGSR I wanted to change the station. I hope that it does not go to a Dallas sounding station. Jody, you helped me mature musically, and I thank you very much.

By Gina

November 21, 2009 10:55 AM | Link to this

Continual decline…Kevin Connor left and morning KGSR wasn’t worth listening to, Susan Castle’s exit was another decline and now Jody. Can’t get too excited about turning to KGSR in the future.

By John Walton

November 23, 2009 10:52 PM | Link to this

Good for you Jody

Hip Hip !!! A long time ago we worked at a food-type-place on Barton Springs Rd, next to Jalapeno’s Charlies. Sam, the owner fired me because I went across the street to see to Clash play, without much notice…

When I split, Im gonna go to Oregon, hunt Big Foot, and pan for gold. ” I gotta make one quick break…”

Good for you, your wife will probably be pissed, get a good hobby… wood working, with no sharp blades.

KUDOS be free, There are a ton of folks around here that would probably feed you for free.

thanks john

By Mark O

November 30, 2009 10:37 PM | Link to this

All musicians and radio listeners who appreciate creativity and originality in their music will miss Jody. I have been a one station listener since the days of “Critic’s Choice” on KGSR. Jody and his influence and direction were the reason that KLBJ, and then KGSR, were considered great radio stations by the group above. Clearly the station has changed (lost?) its direction during these difficult economic times and the management doesn’t have the strength to withstand the financial pressures, which is really a shame.

You can’t blame Andy for being Andy. It’s the management’s decision to move to more of a “talk” format and he’s very accomplished in that role. Its such a different approach than Jody’s always positve, supportive commentary, and many times when you heard them on air togther in was apparent. To me Jody’s strength was identifying and programming the best music. If he liked it, he played it - and if he didn’t like it, he didn’t play it. No need to talk about certain music being “bad” or other music being the latest buzz. It wasn’t about opinions or hype - just play the best music and you will have listeners. Whether they are the listeners station management has chosen to target for their advertising revenue is another question. And surely one Jody grew weary of compromising his values to answer.

Jody, we wish you happiness how ever you choose to find it. The Austin music community owes that to you. But if you could please come back soon we would really love to see the next incarnation of your vision! If not, I hope there is a new Jody out there who can take on the challenge of filling his shoes. You will receive the support of Austin musicians and music lovers, if not nationally and globally, as Jody did.

By JT

December 1, 2009 1:32 PM | Link to this

Almost immediately KGSR has turned into a run of the mill 90’s pop radio station. It’s all u2,Goo Goo Dolls, Matchbox 20 etc from now on. I guess they are trying to appeal to the North Austin suburbanites, which would explain why 93.33 gets better reception going North on 35 than south. Hope you guys like “Jessies Girl” playing on the hour. What a shame.

By GPierce

December 9, 2009 3:47 PM | Link to this

Cheers for the years Jody. I’ve listened to your show from under the Saharan sky to the Texas hills and it don’t get any better. Have a great journey bro, wherever it takes you.

By Billy Floyd

December 12, 2009 6:35 PM | Link to this

Big bummer. I learned so much Jody since I first arrived in’89. I think we all have seen the changes and they are not good. I hope to be able to follow Jody on his next venture. Best of luck Jody!

By Jennifer

December 13, 2009 4:19 AM | Link to this

I emailed Jody once to tell him that my little 7 year-old daughter loved the station for playing the little heard Brandi Carlisle. He immediately set it up for my little girl to get a radio tour, a t-shirt, and cd. He is amazing and will be really missed for his intelligence and love of music and Austin.

By Shea

December 14, 2009 1:30 PM | Link to this

Yep, JT is exactly right. I was wondering why I kept hearing all these boxed 90’s tunes, which I do like sometimes, but hey, I can turn the station to Bob or 94.7 and get my fill. The unique thing about what KGSR once was, was the great music that no one else in town plays. While I sometimes changed the dial - 90% of the time, I was listening to KGSR. But now, I am finding myself bored with the selection. And seriously, what is up with that awful, canned-sounding DJ that took Jodie’s place??? And where are my 501 Blues??! Uggh!! Thanks Emmis and thanks to the northern suburbia for changing a great station into mainstream.

By Kerry

January 7, 2010 11:22 AM | Link to this

Although I’m happy for Jody, I can’t help but feel some loss with his departure.

I know that a lot of us here in the NW will miss him.

Thank you Jody and KGSR…

By Susan

January 7, 2010 6:44 PM | Link to this

Kerry, you hit the nail on the head. I can’t stand the new sound of KGSR — and I live in the North Austin suburbs. I hope they come to their senses soon.

By Marysa

January 13, 2010 9:57 PM | Link to this

I am glad that I am not the only one who has noticed the change in KGSR. It’s more than the loss of a good radio station, it’s the loss of something uniquely “Austin.” The songs they play now can be heard in any city across the country. So sad!

By Dontex

January 25, 2010 5:57 PM | Link to this

Me too, the new KGSR now makes me change the station to it’s competition. At one time, all my preset buttons were on KGSR, that way no one could change the station………it was great! Now, I don’t even recognize it, thanks Scott & Emmis!!

KGSR was truely an icon for Austin music. Voted #1 for years, thats gone!

Just look back a few short years and see the great DJ’s that have left (or pushed out). Wonder when Brian B’s going to be given the “Ultimatum”…?

By doug

January 25, 2010 9:15 PM | Link to this

Corporate radio sucks! Jody knew where KGSR was heading, so as a man of class and integrity, he bailed. Right on, Jody. You have been an amazing force in Austin music and radio, and I congratulate you and wish you nothing but total success and satisfaction wherever your journey takes you next. You will always be welcome at tapings of ACL and I look froward to your next venture. One door closes, another door opens…

By rosemary

January 28, 2010 5:10 PM | Link to this

Where’s Jody??!! Someone please find him and put him back on the air. Can’t stand listening to KGSR now. Austin and all of its musicians have lost an incredible treasure. Come on up to Seattle, Jody!

By Tom

March 4, 2010 11:02 AM | Link to this

Love KGSR’s music style, which I believe it owes mainly to Jody. I’ve noticed music-choice changes that are not in my preferred direction since he left. First we lost KOKE, now will we lose KGSR as well?

By Mike Mc

December 24, 2010 10:17 PM | Link to this

Just heard that Jody is now headed to KUT. Does anyone still listen to KGSR? Not me. Their format change was so bad, they aren’t even on my trucks programmed buttons anymore. If there was ever a more clueless management team, I haven’t seen it. Glad to KUT making one of the first good decisions in the past year.