C band has a better channel selection than any cable or pizza pan provider. It's a secret world up there that only a tiny fraction of the population has knowledge that it exists. Normies have no idea what they are missing out on. Take a look at Lyngsat, everything from 43W to 131W.
58W, 101W, 125W, 127W, and 131W in particular are packed with a high density of channels in better quality than any cable or satellite provider.
Say WHAT? I watch a LOT of C-band and I have not found anything really interesting on
any of those birds, but then again I don't have the ability to blind scan so I have to rely on what's posted in places like Lyngsat (which I realize isn't always accurate or up to date) and the WUT forum here. In all fairness I can't get 58W due to trees, but without getting too specific here's what I'm seeing on each of the others:
101W - Religious channels and a bunch of standard definition channels, mostly showing old TV shows. Which if you like that would granted be in higher quality than what your local TV station subchannel shows, due to not being so heavily compressed. The two exceptions I see are NASA UHD, a news channel, and ONE high def feed of a station that's typically carried on a local TV subchannel in all but major markets (but it still carries mostly old TV shows).
125W - Religious channels and some obscure standard def stuff. Only HD feeds shown appear to be a music channel of some kind. a shopping channel, and some other channel I never heard of (I'm not counting religious HD stations because I have less than zero interest in those, I'm also not considering Digicipher 2 stuff because I'm not paying anyone to watch standard def stuff, if you can even still do that).
127W - Some NASA channels, and an entertainment/movie trailer channel??? in HD (and NASA UHD). This actually used to be a decent bird but one by one the interesting services have all encrypted in the last few years.
131W - This one would be very difficult for me to get due to trees at the present time (I could move a dish a few feet if there was anything really appealing there) but according to Lyngsat all that is there now is a regional sports channel and a shopping channel. I suppose if you like sports and especially if you live in that area you might find it interesting, but otherwise I really don't see anything there.
If you know of something else that I missed on those birds that's in high definition and is not a religious channel (and of course in on C-band), please feel free to post it in the WUT forum. I do have a dish pointed at 127W because of what used to be there and because once in a blue moon I may look at NASA for a few minutes if something really significant is happening (I tuned in during the last big eclipse). I would have loved the NASA channel when I was a kid but I kind of outgrew that interest (partly I'm just hugely disappointed that space exploration pretty much stalled out after the moon landings; when I was a kid I'd hoped we'd be on Mars before I die - and yes I'm aware that some fringe types claim we already are as part of a "secret space program" but I think they are probably just spinning a fantastic tale while trying to make money off of appearance fees and videos, and in any case I mean in a publicly acknowledged way).
IMHO the prime satellites for C-band are currently at 91W (if you like the channels there) and then from 97W to 107W inclusive, although as I said above I'm not too interested in anything on 101W (but some might be, particularly if you are into old TV shows). Also 103W has become a lot less interesting lately as signals have either disappeared (encrypted) or become too weak to view (ION and PBS East in particular, but you can still get PBS East and West on Ku band). About the only thing left there is the English language service of a German TV network (it's actually a decent channel, I just never seem to find much of anything there I really want to watch). I may just repoint the dish I have pointing there to point at 101W at some point, that's how uninteresting 103 has become.
I saw the other post about the Luken channels moving to 113W but again those are mostly standard def and older shows. For whatever reason I have a strong preference for shows in full high definition. Unlike some folks who are nostalgic for the older stuff, there are only a couple of shows I liked so well that I'd maybe watch them again even though they are in standard def. I'm not at all into foreign language channels, religious channels, or sports so someone who is into those things would obviously have different preferences from mine. I know a LOT of people do like the older shows and in that case you'd probably want to add 113W to the list once the Luken channels move there.
and those are video not radio channels 
