Category talk:Jazz radio stations in the United States

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Just curious, what is (or what should be) the threshold for inclusion in this category? Quickly glancing at these articles, I know a few of them to have either 24-hour jazz programming, or at least all of their music programming (besides news) is jazz. I am wondering whether stations like KUT or KAZI would merit inclusion, as both have numerous jazz-specific timeslots. In a broader sense, perhaps too broad, a lot of college radio stations would qualify (e.g. the DJs are free to play what they want, which may include jazz). -- Gyrofrog (talk) 20:11, 29 January 2010 (UTC)[reply]