Though she only listens occasionally, she is very supportive of the station. She even has her son, a third-year student in primary school, listen, too. "It's an attitude," she says. Although her child won't necessarily learn to speak Hakka, she feels that he should at least be exposed to other languages and cultures.
前中研院民族所研究員黃美英也是寶島客家電台的聽友，雖然只是偶爾聽，但她對寶島客家電台卻非常支援，還會讓現在就讀小學三年級的兒子也聽，「這是一種態度」，黃美英說，雖然孩子不見得因此學會客語，但生活中應該要有接觸不同語言、文化的機會。