anybody still listen to AM radio?
 

i have to because i like to listen to sports talk radio and that's where they are - but sometimes i turn the dial up and down to see what else is on AM radio ......... NOTHING! everything is aimed at old people, every ad is for healthcare, funerals, retirement - i guess nobody under 50 listens to anything on the AM dial.

of course

every day

coast to coast am is the best talk show on the radio on all night long for one

also during the day it's good to listen to news and talk

haha that's kook radio. how can you take that seriously? i once heard Lucifer, yes the Devil, call in to that show and the host didn't even laugh, he acted like it was possible he was talking to the Devil. :1orglaugh

oh god, if Franck could listen to Coast to Coast, he'd literally have a stroke.

If you're ever driving cross country, you have to listen to AM radio. It's like tripping on acid.

But I listen to it still for the sports like you said. I still enjoy listening to a baseball game on the radio every once in a while.

If you look at the ratings for major markets, you'll find at least one AM station in the top five in almost every market, often the marlet's heritage news/talk station at #1.....some markets like San Francisco usually have 3-4 AM stations in the top 5 (partially due to the topography of the area).
Of course, if you're a media buyer and looking for listeners in the 18-34 demographic, AM "doesn't exist" lol.
(Can you tell what industry I spent most of my life in? :1orglaugh )

Before I used to. For now I'm fond of listening to FM online.

Sirius > AM > FM

Listen all the time mainly because I hate today's fagrock music

tune around at night you'll get a lot more stations :)

if you want real fun get a short wave radio and listen to stations all over the world :)

Yes I do! Actually in my country AM radio it's the best...

Only when I listen to a local team play football.

Damn...there's a really long time I dont listen to it..

Sports and news on AM. I listen to AM more than FM actually.

Who still listens to commercial radio? Maybe its just San Diego, but AM/FM radio sucks. If I'm in the car then it is iPod all the way. If I'm at home, its internet radio.

no am, no fm, just xm here

just for sports

I listen to AM radio in the car in the mornings for news or some good talk radio. On the way home I listen to FM, but not for much longer. I'm waiting on XM Radio and an Ipod/Bluetooth setup in my car so I won't be locked down to local programming anymore.

At home at at work I'm listening to Internet radio such as iTunes, 1.fm, etc.

KTCK - The Ticket is sports talk radio covering Dallas' local pro teams - Cowboys, Mavs, Rangers, Stars - and Big 12 conference teams like Texas, OU, Texas A&M, Texas Tech.

You can listen live on the net.

Just for sports talk out here. The rest is worthless to me with the exception of one financial channel which isn't to bad.

I listen to either XM or AM.. ( coast to coast, Jason Lewis and many others.. love talk radio)

I listen to AM everyday, far more than FM.
AM is where talk and sports radio are. There are about 6 solid english speaking stations and about 15 spanish language AM stations in my market, tho most of them originate in Mexico.
we have 4 -5 local talk shows on various AM stations I listen to ..and you can't get that with satellite radio.
personally I wouldn't mind if they did away with AM and moved all non-sat radio to FM, strictly for the cleaner signal and because all the MP3 players only have FM tuners now.

Sports talk all day and CNBC

only 1010 wins somtimes

Yes, there are particulary two programs in AM that I like to listen, so...

Only on the web... www.coasttocoastam.com

I do. Mostly for news and commentary. FM here is all music with very small "news breaks" in between.

Coast to Coast AM fan here.

I used to occasionally fiddle with AM radio to pick up interstate stations on good nights...

Now I have the Internets to keep me occupied

oh shit i remember listening to that one show ... :1orglaugh

yeah some talk radio and one station i found with cool old classic rock songs. just in the car.

I only listen--and just to sports stations--if I'm driving long distance and there's a game I want to catch.

BTW, for lots of laughs, the Christian stations are great. I've pulled into restaurant parking lots and couldn't get out the car for laughing, with tears streaming down my face, at some Christian radio program "proving" that evolution is a myth.