KORL 107.5 K-POP

Happy to have them in HI. They need to update their website however. It is lacking information about DJs, upcoming events and cultural stuff. I say this because I want them to succeed! For a radio station to succeed there needs to be more radio ads and things of that nature. A savvy sales rep is needed for this type of success. Please succeed! Fighting!!!
HyunniK is doing a great job put sorry, but G3 isn’t doing anything for the morning show. Time for a switch but it may have happened since I haven’t heard him the past 2 weeks.

Kpop fans, rejoice! We have our first 24 hour kpop FM radio station in the United States!
I love listening to KORL 107.5 on my morning work commutes. They have a weekday morning show hosted from 7 AM to 10 AM by G3 and Hyunni-​k that I really enjoy. They talk about the latest Korean news, list the daily kpop idol birthdays, host giveaways, and best of all, they teach a Korean word every day!
There is also Sofia’s weekday afternoon show from 2 PM to 3 PM (till 4 PM on Fridays) and Remy’s weekday request block from 4 PM to 6 PM. Both are also great talk shows for the station!
My favorite part of KORL 107.5 is that they host events with local Korean establishments such as Nature Republic, Tonymoly, Pink Box, and more. I’ve been to nearly every one so far and I’ve left with many freebies! It’s always a blast to meet the down to earth DJs of this radio station.
I love listening to KORL 107.5 and I hope you will tune in too! It’s a nice change from the typical hip hop, mainstream American hits, and Hawaiian/​Reggae stations that we are flooded with in Hawaii.

I was playing with the car radio dial and came across this new to me K-​Pop radio station, KORL 107.5 FM in Honolulu which is progress for this mass media medium in Hawaii. It seems the radio are filled with adult contemporary, hip hop or Hawaiian/​Jawaiian stations. So it is nice to have a station like this to break up the predictability.
I don’t know many Korean music artists outside of the popular ones (Bigbang, BoA, Girls Generation, Psy, Rain, etc.) and couldn’t tell you the artist unless I heard it before and knew, but the playlist of songs seem to have no trouble jumping from poppier sounding fare to ballads that would fit as part of the soundtrack of a Korean drama.
In addition to being on the FM dial, the station can be listened to online via their website. It is nice to hear different music on the radio from what I am used to and good to see that there is a decent station at the end of the dial neighboring the Golden Oldies channel.