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Overview
What genres does KBKW play?
KBKW plays on these genres:News, Talk
Does listening to KBKW use internet data?
Yes. KBKW is an internet radio. Internet radio is a technology that continuously transmits streaming audio over the internet to your computer. So It uses data while you are listening to.
How much data does listening to KBKW use?
KBKW is a normal quality radio station and it uses approximately 60MB per hour.
Low quality is typically 64kbps. On average, Low-quality radio streaming uses 0.48MB per minute or 28.8MB per hour.
Normal quality radio is typically 128kbps. Normal-quality radio streaming uses 0.96MB per minute or 57.6MB per hour on average.
High quality radio is typically 320kbps. High-quality streaming radio uses 2.40MB per minute or 115.2MB per hour on average.
In which platforms can I listen to KBKW?
Listen to KBKW by myradiobox.com, MyRadioBox Android and iPhone Apps.
Reviews (4)
Doug is a bore, and has the same boring guests on every two weeks. Send him back to spinning records and give someone with a n IQ above room temperature a chance to host.
Would be the best station around if they could keep Garry and his delusional thinking off the air. But that's the beauty of the radio. I can turn it off. Thanks Doug! Love the rest of your line-up and friends of the station!
No matter what your feelings are towary President Trump I would like to clarify for you this is what President Trump said regarding "Hoax". He did not say the COVID-19 virus was a hoax. Sorry some of my comment did not work. Donald Trump said about the Democrats in Congress that this is their new hoax against him.
Way too much repetition in guests. With hundreds of possible guests, why keep bringing on the same people like the Budhist. Gary is a PhD in history but rarely ever utters an actual fact.