Frequently Asked Questions

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Questions asked. Answers you probably didn’t need.

Do people actually listen to this station?

Shockingly, yes. Thousands of them. We’re just as concerned as you are.

Is Reggae Rocks a real radio station?

Legally? Yes. Professionally? That depends on what DJ Tryce is doing that day.

Why reggae AND rock?

Because somebody had to stop Kendall County from listening to the same 14 songs forever.

Does DJ Tryce actually work here?

Technically, yes. Although sightings decrease dramatically when the surf is good.

Why are there so many surfboards involved?

We stopped asking a long time ago.

Where is the station?

Boerne, Texas. Which, as far as we know, is still nowhere near an ocean.

Is there an adult in charge?

We’re currently looking into it.

Does DJ Tryce own shoes?

Allegedly.

Why does the DJ keep talking about surfing when we live in Boerne?

Excellent question. Next question.

Can I request a song?

Absolutely. Whether we play it depends entirely on how questionable your music taste is.

Do you play the same songs over and over like other stations?

No. We have way too much commitment anxiety for that.

What kind of music do you play?

Reggae. Rock. Ska. Alternative. And occasionally something that makes everyone in the studio go, “Screw it, play it.”

Are the DJs actually like this in real life?

Unfortunately, the microphones actually tone them down.

Can I listen at work?

Yes. Productivity may vary. We accept no responsibility for spontaneous desk drumming.

Can I come hang out at the studio?

Nice try.

Why should I download the Reggae Rocks app?

Because carrying DJ Tryce around in your pocket is significantly less weird when there’s an app involved.

What happens if I hear a song I hate?

Wait three minutes. Character building is important.

Can my business advertise on Reggae Rocks?

Yes. We accept money. We discovered pretty early on that this is important for running a radio station.

What happens if I listen too much?

Possible side effects include louder speakers, questionable life decisions, an unexplained desire to buy a surfboard, and yelling “REGGAE ROCKS!” at strangers.

Do you guys take anything seriously?

Absolutely. Music. Local businesses. Our listeners.

Why doesn’t Reggae Rocks sound like a normal radio station?

That was actually the entire point.

Who approved this website?

Apparently the same person who approved the radio station.