Wyoming Public Radio

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Wyoming Public Radio
City of license Laramie, Wyoming
Broadcast area State of Wyoming
Branding Wyoming Public Radio
Frequency See Below (Also on HD Radio)
First air date 1966
Format Public Broadcasting
Callsign meaning University of Wyoming Radio
Owner University of Wyoming
Webcast Listen Live
Website wyomingpublicradio.net

Wyoming Public Radio is a public radio network licensed to the University of Wyoming and heard throughout most of the state on 23 radio transmitters and on the internet.

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[edit] Programming and Operation

From its offices at station KUWR in Laramie, the network produces local news and musical programing, as well as carries numerous news and entertainment programs from National Public Radio, Public Radio International, and American Public Media. Some NPR and PRI programing includes Morning Edition, Talk of the Nation, All Things Considered, American Routes, BBC News, and many others. Wyoming Public Radio was founded in 1966, and the station's format is similar to that of many other American public radio stations. Although licensed to the University, the network does not produce student-derived programming. Twice a year, in the Fall and in the Spring, the station conducts Pledge Drives, which is where a majority of the station's budget comes from.

It is the only public radio network produced in Wyoming, although other public radio networks (including Yellowstone Public Radio, KUER-FM, KUNC, and KUVO) are also broadcast in some parts of state.

[edit] Program Schedule

(All times are Mountain Standard Time).

[edit] Monday-Thursday

[edit] Friday

[edit] Saturday

[edit] Sunday

[edit] Wyoming Public Radio Frequencies

Wyoming Public Radio broadcasts on different frequencies depending on where in the state one listens to it. Here is the list of frequencies by town. As of February 2008, all of the affiliates are broadcasting in HD as well as analog.[1]

[edit] See also

Wyoming Public Television

[edit] External links