Usually, I find them strong when they sign on (around 0800-0900 UTC) until sun here has been up for a few hours here. Around 1400 UTC, they start to slowly fade until they're completely in the noise. Usually gone by 1500 UTC.
They're also booming in here on 12085 and just slightly weaker on 12065.
According to
short-wave.info, they're on 12085 0930-2058 UTC (same hours for 9580 & 12065).
MDK2- I agree. I'm not a country music fan, but I do listen to their music on Sat mornings. Its much like how I don't like the classical music that NPR plays. Back around 2002, I was listening to Deutsche Welle and they had a weekend classical music program and it was fantastic. Made a point to be around on Sunday afternoons(I think) to listen. Asked a friend about this (he's into music) and said that NPR plays boring classical.
Today, I still don't listen to NPR's classical music, but if R Prague plays classical on their Sunday night music program (which airs US Monday mornings on WRMI 9955, 1200-1230 UTC), I'm glued to the station. Every Monday morning on my way into the office, I try to make it into my car by 1200 UTC, so I can catch the full music program on R Prague. Its mostly music, with just a bit of commentary about the music.