What does that have to do with free radio? Well, members of Kim’s Club get perks that no one else gets: Kim has a special offer for readers of this week’s digital life hack tip: Get 25% off your annual Kim’s Club membership. Listen to The Kim Komando Show online, anytime We reported earlier this year that Siri’s engineering team is looking to improve her abilities, so until then, your best bet is to download a free radio app, control it through your iPhone or iPad and connect through AirPlay to your Apple Homepod. Siri’s abilities, as we know, are a little lagging behind Alexa’s. Alexa has lots of untapped skills for helping you enjoy your favorite radio and television programming. You can tell it to activate your iHeartRadio or TuneIn app, but a lot of radio stations stream their content as well.įor example, you can tell Alexa, “Alexa, stream KTAR live,” and she’ll play the Phoenix-based radio station for you right from Komando’s home town. Your Alexa device has skills for listening to radio. Same deal here as with iHeartRadio: Find it wherever you get apps, and follow the instructions for downloading and setting up the app. And, yes, it works with Amazon, Sonos, Siri and Google Home. It offers access to more than 120,000 radio stations around the world. It’s great if you want to hear local sports, and you will also find music, news and podcasts on TuneIn. This app is free and has premium ad-free options. Look for the app in iTunes or Google Play, and follow the step-by-step instructions for activating it on your device. It also works with a number of smart-connected-car technologies, such as Chevy’s MyLink and Mercedes-Benz’ mbrace Connect. Yes, it plays nicely with Alexa, Siri and Google Home. The iHeartRadio app for music, radio and podcasts is free, and it works with iPhone, Android, Fire and Windows devices.

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