Vermont Public Radio

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**Vermont Public Radio**

Broadcast area	Vermont and bordering areas of Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, and Quebec
First air date	1977
Frequency	88.5 FM WVPA St. Johnsbury 88.7 FM WRVT Rutland 89.5 FM WVPR Windsor 94.3 FM WBTN Bennington 95.1 FM WJAN Sunderland 107.9 FM WVPS Burlington 88.1 WNCH Norwich (VPR Classical) 92.5 FM W223AV Manchester 94.5 W233AR Brattleboro 95.3 W237BF Middlebury
Format	Public Radio
ERP	WVPA - 290 Watts WRVT - 2,500 Watts WVPR - 1,800 Watts WBTN - 3,000 Watts WVPS - 49,000 Watts
Class	WVPA - C3 WRVT - C2 WVPR - B WBTN - A WVPS - C
Callsign meaning	W Vermont Public Radio WVPA and WVPS are variations W BenningToN W Rutland VT (postal abbreviation for Vermont) W NorwiCH
Owner	Vermont Public Radio
Website	http://www.vpr.net

Vermont Public Radio (VPR) is the public radio station covering the state of Vermont. In addition to locally produced programming, they broadcast programming from NPR, PRI, and American Public Media. VPR has studios in Colchester, Montpelier and Norwich.

1 Local Shows
2 VPR Classical
3 VPR World Channel
4 See also
5 External links

[edit] Local Shows

(does not include local new/weather)

All the Traditions with Robert Resnik
Camel’s Hump Radio
Interlude with Peter Fox Smith
Jazz In The Evening with George Thomas
My Place with Joel Najman
Saturday Afternoon at the Opera
Sunday Bach

[edit] VPR Classical

VPR broadcasts classic music throughout southeastern Vermont and southwestern New Hampshire. The main station is WNCH (88.1 FM) in Norwich, VT. Translator stations exist in the main cities throughout Vermont.

[edit] VPR World Channel

In co-ordination with Saint Michael's College, VPR programs certains blocks on the FM frequency of 88.7 (targeting the Burlington metro area) when Saint Michael's College does not have student-run programming. These VPR slots are collectively known as the "VPR World Channel", which mostly broadcasts BBC World Service programming.