Wcco Radio 830 Am

Minneapolis, United States

2.8

4 reviews

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+1 612-370-0611
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625 2nd Ave S Ste 200, Minneapolis, MN, 55402
Downtown Minneapolis
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110 ft3 Av / 2 Av S
130 ft7 St - Stop G
300 ft3 Av S
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4 reviews of Wcco Radio 830 Am

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Place rating: 2
St Paul, MN
WCCO:
You have become too conservative for me. I like news and truth about it. I don’t like it when your station comments have to be so concerned with keeping conservative folks happy.
Just report the facts, and people can make up their own minds.
I thought that Jack Rice was excellent, and you got rid of him.
I only now listen for a traffic update, then turn you off when I am driving.
It seems as if you are bowing to the higher powers. (I am talking big bucks).
There are many where I come from who agree with me.
Place rating: 4
Pleasant Hill, CA
8−3−0 WCCO. How I enjoy hearing that on the car radio as I drive near the Twin Cities.
I particularly like the State Fair broadcasts and the Metro chatter as I try to catch up with what’s going on. And at 90 years strong, it’s a comfort to still hear Sid Hartman’s voice just like I did growing up in NW Iowa. Maybe the good old days are gone and there are certainly other choices. But as a News Radio junkie anyway, I’ll keep my short WCCO fix while I’m here.
Place rating: 3
Saint Paul, MN
I’m any «oldie», but I grew up with the Good Neighbor and listening to Gopher football. My dad got me into that as a youngster.
The good old days are history at ‘cco. Most of the old names have retired or passed away and the new «personalities» can’t even compare. Having Dave Lee tell me that «this is Dave Lee» every 30 seconds is downright irritating. Keeping Sid Hartman on must just be charitable. Lastly selling out the studio to Buick? C’mon, this is not a football stadium. Tacky.
Back to my XM radio.
Big plus! — John Hines has joined the staff. Wonderful voice from KS95, WLOL, K102 still has it.
Place rating: 2
Minneapolis, MN
In reality, I am like a little old man. I love talk radio. Which is why it’s so sad to watch the downfall of WCCO. My favorite hosts, Jack Rice and Al Malmburg, are no longer on the station. The Al Malmberg show, which was on overnight, has been replaced by a much-​less-​personable Overnight America, which is nationally syndicated.
I still recommend listening to the crazy antics of Dark Star, who never fails to entertain. He’s supposed to talk about sports, and does sometimes, but mostly. haha, I have no idea what he’s talking about. It’s funny though.