Patriot 1090 KPTR, 950 KJR and 93.3 KJR FM Now Separate Programming

iHeart has finally put the distinctive programming of each station in place. Now, the much needed new Conservative talk station in Seattle, KPTR 1090, can be enjoyed by all. That gives Libs at least five stations to listen to to learn the truth.
570 KVI
770 KTTH
1090 KPTR
1300 KKOL
1590 KLFE

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KJR 950 is now Fox Sports/CBS, as 1090 was prior to this switch. 93.3 FM is now the place to get chat from the likes of Dave ‘Softy’ Mahler and Dick Fain.

6 thoughts on “Patriot 1090 KPTR, 950 KJR and 93.3 KJR FM Now Separate Programming

  1. Ratings are out. Haven’t seen target demo numbers yet.

    KJR FM 0.6
    KJR AM 0.2
    KPTR N/A

    KIRO AM 3.9

    Looks like it’s time to put music back on the FM frequency and put talk back on AM where it belongs. Yes 97.3 should be music too. That talk stuff belongs on AM.

  2. KJR Programming guy on Twitter “yes, we were on FM before, on a very small signal that didn’t cover a large area”. Referring to 102.9 FM. Haha, that signal is by far one of the biggest in the market, arguably, much better in Downtown Seattle than 93.3, especially along the waterfront. The gap for that frequency is Auburn, Kent, east slopes of hills etc. We shall see how the ratings are.

  3. Standby for the angry listener on the east side who’s listening to 1090 when it switches to the night pattern and that Mexican sports station takes over. Darn them, taking over everything!

    1. Perhaps that listener will switch over to the Internet feed. I listen to stations through the Alexa device in my living room, when not driving around town.

      1. Who do they protect at night now anyway? Little Rock powers down to low power these days and whoever else on the east coast realistically isn’t going to be getting interference from Seattle. These protection contours are out dated. Umatilla station on 1090 went toast a few years ago. IHeart should be able to fatten up that eastward lobe a bit now with KAAY going low power at night. Or maybe not. ?

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