The Age-Old Mystery: Catching the Super Bowl on Los Angeles Radio (Without Asking Your Annoying Neighbor)
Ah, the Super Bowl. A time for questionable snack decisions, questionable wardrobe choices (looking at you, guy in the full football uniform), and cheering (or crying) so loud your neighbors think you're being murdered by a particularly enthusiastic squirrel. But what if you're stuck braving the great indoors, devoid of a television (gasp!), and yearn for the dulcet tones of play-by-play announcers? Fear not, intrepid radio adventurer, for this trusty guide will lead you to the promised land of AM waves and gridiron glory!
Hold Your Horses (or Hot Dogs): It's Not Currently Super Bowl Season
Let's be honest, with all the excitement of the game, it's easy to lose track of time. Unless you're living under a rock (darn good reception down there, by the way), you might have noticed it's April, not February. The Super Bowl won't be gracing us with its presence for another glorious six months or so. But hey, that gives you plenty of time to perfect your touchdown dance (or your dramatic fainting cry, depending on your team's performance).
But When it IS Super Bowl Time: Your Radio Lifeline
Now, back to the real hero of this story: the radio. When the Super Bowl finally rolls around, Los Angeles listeners won't be left in the audio dust. Buckle up, because we're about to delve into the wonderful world of Westwood One.
Westwood One? More Like Westwood Awesome!
This radio network is the knight in shining armor for NFL fans nationwide, and Los Angeles is no exception. Westwood One carries the national broadcast of the Super Bowl, meaning you'll get all the heart-pounding action, witty commentary, and questionable puns you can handle.
Finding Your Frequency: Not a Quest for the Holy Grail (But Almost as Exciting)
Alright, so you know WHO to listen to, but WHERE? Here's where things get a tad location-specific. Traditionally, several Los Angeles radio stations have carried the Westwood One broadcast. Stations like KLAC-AM (570), KIEB-AM (1150), and KNX-AM (1070) have been known to be your Super Bowl audio hookup. However, radio lineups can shift, so it's always best to do a quick search closer to game day. Pro tip: Use a handy dandy search engine like "[search engine]" to find the most up-to-date info on Los Angeles stations carrying the Westwood One broadcast.
So there you have it! With a little planning and this trusty guide, you'll be a radio-wielding Super Bowl champion (metaphorically speaking, of course. Unless you plan on throwing your radio in excitement...not recommended). Now go forth, conquer those radio waves, and prepare to yell "TOUCHDOWN!" at the top of your lungs (because apparently, your neighbors already think you're weird).
