Sounds like you need satellite radio.
Go to http://www.krla870.com/
And click listen live.
Uh, we don't know where you are, so how would we be able to answer your question. Are you near a city? What talk stations do you want to listen to?
Vanities are fine, IMO, but you really must give us something to work with.
Are you talking about in your home or in your car? It's difficult to get decent AM reception in your home - especially if you live in a concrete block structure.
Use the internet. You can listen to Rush on wjno, and you can listen to most any other talk show host you want pretty much whenever you want.
How to strengthen am radio reception. http://www.ehow.com/how_114031_strengthen-am-radio.html
I'm assuming that you reside in Missouri, and that your talk radio station is on the FM band.
What are the call letters of the talk radio FM station you are trying to listen to? Some FM stations have more output power than others, and others increase their broadcast power during the day and cut it back at night. Your problem could be due to any number of factors, and the only way we are going to be able to help you figure it out is to find out which FM station you are trying to listen to.
C. Crane Company has radios designed for better reception in areas of poor reception, plus AM antennas.
Move.
On an ironic note - a talk radio show in MD recently started broadcasting and their signal is interfering with EVERYTHING electronic in my house - telephone, computer speakers etc. I can't even hold a conversation on my own phone line - its like having a radio on in the earpiece.
Multiple calls to FCC. No help. Multiple calls to station. Stonewalling. I'm fed up and see only 2 options: go down to Annapolis and get my congress-criter involved, or handle this the Marine Corp way.
Station is WMET at 301-921-0093. Any ideas?
Type in your location.
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Does your talk station use an 8 watt transmitter like my college station. You could almost receive it in the more remote parking lots.
For the last 2 weeks or so in my area of the northern panhandle of WV I'm unable to pick up any of the am stations on my radio. It's very staticky. I thought it was just us. Signals were always hard to get in my valley but just lately all stations sound like I'm right near some transformer constant harsh buzzing...........tin foil vs. I wouldn't put anything past anybody anymore.
AM radio reception tips and links ... http://geocities.com/richleebruce/amradio.html
Probably just coincidence but the FM station I usually listen to talk radio on (yes it is FM talk) has been nothing but static for the last week.
I don't recall the call letters but it is 93.7, Dothan-Enterprise.
This flips me out. I have a late model American made auto. I used to get perfect AM and FM reception in the same areas I now (and for the past 8 or more months receive abysmal AM reception. This does not happen in another family vehicle (German). I kept wondering if it was a faulty AM module in my radio, interference (purposeful or otherwise in the area) or a bad connection with the AM antenna. The problem is intermittent. But sometimes (most of the time in the past six months) it's been really, really bad. So I got a NEW radio in my car. The problem still exists. Again, I never had a problem with my radio before.
No, you're not the only person to notice. My FM talk radio station has been on the blink for the past 10 days. Previously having wonderful reception, all of a sudden I couldn't even tune it in at all. After listened to AM's scratchy reception for a while and checking the FM channel daily, it finally came back on this morning. The two local commentators stated specifically that it was not a nefarious democratic plot, but offered no explanation other than something was down. Sheesh, I'm a member in good standing of the VRWC and know a dirty dem ploy when I see one ;-).