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To: Radix

I do not even have a satellite radio in my vehicle but my cell App works just fine. The subscription gets you hundreds of choices of channels but I only listen to Channel 125.

Worth it.


Please tell us more, or give a link. Sounds like it might be worth it.

We need to continue to build alternate media to fight the establishment media.


124 posted on 12/12/2017 8:22:53 AM PST by marktwain (President Trump and his supporters are the Resistance. His opponents are the Reactionaries.)
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To: marktwain
Sirius charged me $33 Dollars last year for a 5 month subscription. I can only use 1 receiver at a time, either I-Phone or I-Pad in my case. It will work on the 2nd for a while but some auto feature requires me to log off the one that I am not using.

The renewal rates are higher but there are different packages. If you subscribe to any and then you refuse to renew because you do not like the price, they will negotiate with you. I did that 2 years ago but when I knocked the price down by quite a lot, the service only worked on my car radio. It can get tricky.

I can listen to any program just as the Cable does it. Start anytime and pause rewind, etc. The playbacks are very convenient for me, as there are far fewer commercials than in the live broadcasts, almost none.

Wilkow is one of the fastest thinkers whom I have ever heard on talk radio. He is very quick witted and bright. I like him a lot. They have other characters but it takes a bit of time to get to know them. They have a Black lady on frequently who is fantastic. She is Sonny but I forget her last name. She tells it like it is.

The Breitbart programs are largely Caller driven but the Guests are typically very good and well known.

211 posted on 12/12/2017 9:30:47 AM PST by Radix (Natural Born Citizens have Citizen parents)
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