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How Do I Listen To 105.3 The Fan?

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Here are two quick ways to start listening right now:

Quick Fix: Open radio.com/1053thefan in any browser, or grab the Audacy app (Android/iOS) and tap “105.3 The Fan.”

What’s the deal with 105.3 The Fan?

105.3 The Fan is the Dallas/Fort Worth sports-talk flagship on KRLD-FM.

As of 2026, you can catch the live broadcast through a web browser, mobile app, or smart-speaker skill. The station also simulcasts on FM 105.3, AM 1190, and the Radio.com platform.

How do I actually get this station playing?

You have three main options: web browser, mobile app, or smart speaker.
  1. Web Browser (any OS)
    1. Open your browser and head straight to https://radio.com/1053thefan.
    2. Click the big play button—on most connections the audio kicks in under three seconds.
    3. Save the page as a bookmark so you can jump back anytime.
  2. Audacy App (Android 11+ or iOS 15+)
    1. Grab the free Audacy app from the Google Play Store or Apple App Store.
    2. Open the app, tap “Browse,” then “Sports.”
    3. Scroll down to “105.3 The Fan” and hit the play icon.
  3. Smart Speaker (Google Assistant or Alexa)
    1. Try one of these voice commands:
      • “Hey Google, play 105.3 The Fan on Audacy.”
      • “Alexa, play 105.3 The Fan on TuneIn.”
    2. You’ll hear a quick confirmation chime and the stream will start.

I tried the steps above and still can’t hear anything. What now?

Fallback options are available if the main routes fail.

Any tricks to keep this from happening again?

Quick habits can save you time and headaches.
  • Pin the Radio.com or Audacy link to your phone’s home screen so you’re never hunting for it.
  • Turn on “Download for Offline” in the Audacy app—great for those dead-zone drives.
  • Set up a smart-speaker routine (“Hey Google, start my sports morning”) that fires up 105.3 The Fan at 6 AM sharp.
  • Follow @1053thefan on X for instant outage alerts and alternate stream links when storms roll through.
Edited and fact-checked by the TechFactsHub editorial team.
Maya Patel
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Maya Patel is a software specialist and former UX designer who believes technology should just work. She's been writing step-by-step guides since the iPhone 4, and she still gets genuinely excited when she finds a keyboard shortcut that saves three seconds.

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