94.7 The WAVE

like that Liz has been focusing on the the pets.since losing my pet realize how important.great job

Good morning.

Our sons who have friends affected by the recent LA fires wrote a song called "Palisade", released yesterday on all major music platforms, for all the victims of all the recent California fires. The band's intent is for the song to be used to raise attention and funds for the victims. Please consider this song for any and all efforts to aid those affected by all the fires in the last 3-4 months in the greater LA area.

Give it a listen.

Our sons, Samuel and Levi are 17 and 15 respectively.

Here’s an iTunes link and it can be found on all other major music platforms.

https://music.apple.com/us/album/palisade/1793024731?i=1793024734.
music.apple.com

I have been a long time listener and love the play selection; however recently politics have entered your air waves and that is extremely disappointing to me. Ms. Hernandez cannot hide her political views and her apparent bias'. Please ask her to refrain from inserting her political views into your broadcasts. I am on the verge of not listening any longer and that would not only be a loss for me, it would also be a loss for you. If you want particulars I can share them; however, I am sure if you listen to her broadcast with a discerning ear you will notice what I am talking about. Today, just may have been the final straw. Thank you for your time.

Long-time listener. You had the best programming in town for years. I know advertising pays the bills, but the obnoxious California DeLuxe Windows guy almost every hour for months has become intolerable. Then some angry-rap music you started playing recently over and over again was the last straw. What happened? I have a feeling you're going to lose a lot of listeners. Good bye.

Keep playing the good music. Everything is great.

I was a fan of The Wave, a unique and cutting edge radio of the late 80s. I moved to London/Europe permanently in 91. The Wave was the best radio I ever listened to. They were "Eclectic Jazz" back then. Many of us were first introduced to Michael Franks, Vollenweider, Evans, Ella Sarah and Billie, Miles, Al Di Meola, Tyner, Arkerstone, Webster, Coltrane, Basia, Montgomery, Shadowfax, Benoit, Hiroshima, etc.... Like many others, we know those names because we all went mad and bought all their CDs.
I listened to "The Wave" online yesterday, nostalgic again for that beautiful and brilliant unique sound - alas, seems today you're just another lost LA station doing the same tired shite. I'm sure much of the old crew and presenters are long gone, for what it's worth, I send my heartfelt warm regards and appreciation to them. Gone but not forgotten. Cheers lads.