Star 94.1 streams Top 40 and pop hits live from San Diego today, billing itself as the city's "90s to Now" station, with personalities including Jesse and Tati alongside syndicated programs from Ryan Seacrest and Mario Lopez. Press play on Radio Shuffle and it streams instantly, free, with no account or app download required.
A frequency that has changed names constantly
The 94.1 FM signal in San Diego has one of the more tangled call-sign histories in American radio, running through KFSD-FM, KOGO-FM, KXGL, KJQY, and KMSX before finally settling on its current call letters, KMYI, according to a rundown of the station's history. That frequency traces all the way back to 1948, giving San Diego listeners a station that predates almost every format it has ever run.
Rebranded Star with a legendary local duo
The station became Star 94.1 on September 19, 2005, relaunching with San Diego radio legends Jeff and Jer taking over the morning show. Jeff Detrow and Jerry Cesak had already built a reputation as one of Southern California's most recognizable morning teams before the rebrand, giving the new Star identity an established local audience from day one rather than having to build one from scratch.
A national lineup built around San Diego mornings
Today the station pairs its local hosts with nationally syndicated names, running Ryan Seacrest and Mario Lopez alongside its own on-air team, a combination that lets Star 94.1 offer both the celebrity wattage of national radio hosts and the specific, local flavor of a station that has broadcast to San Diego for more than 75 years under one name or another.
Listen free on Radio Shuffle
Star 94.1 streams around the clock, and Radio Shuffle carries the feed live with nothing to install and no subscription required. Press play for San Diego's pop and Top 40 station, wherever you are.