Sirius users: Can you listen to AirAmerica online?

[rocktivity]

Looks like I'll have to get serious about Sirius--my local hard rock station has gone emo/wuss-punk, and Air America would be icing on the cake.

I signed up for the three-day test drive, but Air America is not among the choices. Susbcribers can listen online, so what I want to do know is, can Sirus subscribers listen to AirAmerica online?

:headbang:
rocknation

[TheWizardOfMudd]

1. Does not compute

Anybody can listen on line, Sirius or no.

[Maat]

2. I listen to Air America on Sirius everyday on #125.

The header says 'sports' or something, but trust me, Air America is there 24/7.

[rocktivity]

3. Thanks

Now all I have to do is figure whether to get a radio or a receiver and car kit!

:headbang:
rocknation

[Maat]

4. I got the mobile plug-n-play unit.

Then I got the home unit, that I plug into a stereo system in my office. So, I carry the unit upstairs, plug it in and listen, cart it downstairs to the car when I'm ready to drive, etc. I would never go back.

Good liberal hosts on 143, and Air America on 125. I alternate and listen to most broadcasts, with the help of repeats.

I think that the whole thing cost my hubby about $150-$175 (it's come down since then). It is the best birthday present!

Plus, I like #19-Buzzsaw-classic stadium rock. I'm 46 (probably old enough to be your grandma). But I enjoy Sirius very much.

It's like my satellite TV. Once you have it, who wants to go back to regular broadcasts.

[loftycity]

5. I have to check that out

Law Student Mom, so it's portable? I have to go to their site.
I had DMX years ago hooked up in my office.
It is so much better than and TV. I'm off to the Sirrus site.
Thanks,
Lofty