Odessa, I have Sirius radio in my car and really like it-its all we listen to when driving. But don't have it at home. Now it appears people like my grown children with their fancy I-phones and my teenage grandchildren could listen to their music on these with no charge-not true with Sirius. So if I'm following you correctly ( sorta hard to do when you're from the black and white TV generation), STTK would be about as close to Sirius as one could get without forking over a charge. I know this probably sounds laughable to you, but this is all new technology tome. I think the bottom line is we are in a good spot with STTK. Hope I got this figured right.
Also, my wife and I have sirus radio in our family van. But that doesn't help me at work, inside the house, or when I'm out jogging- my iPhone and radio loyalty works everywhere and is free.
I recently mentioned to my wife that we could save $15 a month by plugging in our smart phones into the vans radio system and use radio layalty.
We may be a bit different than most. We don't listen to the radio for talk or sports much. Just music- so radio layalty works for us.
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