Listening to the Saints Channel in the car

7 postsstarted by HunterWatson1 7,973 viewsoriginal topic

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Does anyone know if you can listen to the Saints Radio Channel on a car radio? If so, what channel do I need to turn the radio to?
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I don't believe it's available on FM or XM Radio. And even if it was it would probably depend on area.
Christian Rogers
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Oh how I wish we could!!!
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102.7 on am radio
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kgammell wrote: Mon May 05, 2025 10:38 am 102.7 on am radio
102.7 is not an AM radio frequency. It is an FM frequency in some cities, but not where I live.

You must live in a city with an FM radio station on 102.7 MHz. There are 96 cities in the U.S. that have stations broadcasting on that frequency, but they are all independently and locally programmed.

One of them is KSL-FM in the Salt Lake area. I suspect that is where you are hearing the Saints Channel.
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I have a car radio with HD Radio, and it shows that 102.7 FM in Salt Lake City has three channels in HD, and 102.7 HD#3 is the Saints Channel with continuous content. What I'm wondering is how to access the same content from a home PC. Sometimes I'm listening to something in the car, and I want to be able to go home and find out what book or talk it is from
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johnbytheway wrote: Sat Mar 21, 2026 9:15 am I have a car radio with HD Radio, and it shows that 102.7 FM in Salt Lake City has three channels in HD, and 102.7 HD#3 is the Saints Channel with continuous content. What I'm wondering is how to access the same content from a home PC. Sometimes I'm listening to something in the car, and I want to be able to go home and find out what book or talk it is from
You can access the Saints Channel on your home PC at this link. KSL Radio only streams their main FM channel, not the extras such as HD#3. But the Church streams that channel, which is where KSL gets it in the first place for broadcast.