Comments about ‘LDS Church launches new radio network’

Wow....this is one station I will be sure to skip

A much needed service.. thank you LDS Church

But you can't just go about your business. No, you have to make sure everyone knows you're going to skip it.

I am looking forward to listening to the broadcasts.

So the Church will own KSL and this new religious station. One for the political message and one for missionary work.

Considering everything there is to listen to on the radio I wouldn't think we would need another station until I heard about this one, I will be sure to listen. It will provide a great service to the many LDS who want to listen to something uplifting throughout the day, traveling, or working. Thanks to the Church for making it possible.

If I remember right, you don't have to listen to this, or KSL, but I don't remember the chruch oficially owning KSL either.

Too John... Many people are saying they are going to listen to it, as opposed to "going about their business"... why can't john express his opinion???

I am looking forward to hearing official Church-sponsored programming. Thank you!

When we want to hear Johns opinion we will give it to him.

This is fantastic news! Now I need to get an HD radio. I appreciate the Church making the effort. Thank you!!

re: It's About Time! | 11:29 a.m. May 18, 2009

What? The 3 or 4 channels on cable TV, channel 5, & 1160 aren't enough?

To Anonymous @ 11:42. There is a world outside of your little world. We don't get channel 5 or 1160 up here and I really appreciate getting to hear things that will help me and my family. I travel a lot and HD radio is perfect since there is so much out there that I just don't want to listen to. Now I can enjoy what I like. My thanks to the Church for expanding its "Good News".

to: to krb | 11:33 a.m. May 18, 2009
Wow! When you want somebody's opinion you will give it to them? That line of thinking may work on your mormon youth, but you really shouldn't say things like that on a public forum. It just reinforces the stereotype of people in this area. If a church wants to have a radio station, good for them, if people want to voice their opinion about it, good or bad, then good for them.

I hope the internet station will allow us to get content at times other than it's regularly scheduled time. I would really like to hear Music and the Spoken Word but it normally plays at a time I can't tune in.

you might want to check out SLCC's course catalog. I believe they have a remedial course on recognizing sarcasm.

To JC: You obviously didn't get the fact that that blog was intended as sarcasm.

Lighten up, he was joking. Our kids don't listen to us anymore than yours do.

more pabulum, please. thank you.

Now there will be an alternative to Christian radio