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JOY 94.9 is an independent voice for the diverse lesbian and gay communities listened to by 216,000 people in Melbourne and more online. Access podcasts, blogs and listen online to award winning music & talk, news & current affairs, arts & cultural programs.The station provides over 450 free Community Service Announcements on behalf of organisations that serve and support our community. The station is fuelled by the dedication of over 200 volunteers and only a handful of paid core staff. JOY 94.9 is proudly self-funded through on air sponsorship and most importantly membership.

4MBS Classic FM has been broadcasting classical music since 1979. Australia’s Community Radio Station of the Year in 2004 the station has a strong focus on making the great classics accessible to all from Renaissance to modern. The daily programs include symphonies, concertos, opera, chamber music and more, features on composers, performers and a wide range of related topics. 4MBS Classic FM also supports local classical musicians through recording and broadcasting local concerts, using only local classical musicians in the annual 4MBS Festival of Classics (annually since 1993), student music competitions and commissioning local composers. The station also produces the annual 4MBS Brisbane Shakespeare Festival (annually since 2007) presenting professional productions of Shakespeare’s plays.

KOOP is a community radio station owned and operated by its members. Any member of the community can apply to produce a radio program, and KOOP provides facilities and training. KOOP has about 60 different locally-produced programs airing every week, in time slots of 30, 60, 90, or 120 minutes. Each of these programs is produced by an individual member or by a collective of members. KOOP provides a diverse array of programming, emphasizing programs that deal with local issues and/or serve communities which are under-served by the mainstream media. We generally schedule music programs during the day, and news/public affairs programs in the late afternoon.

Noosa Community Radio is a not for profit, independent community broadcaster founded in 1994 and run by volunteers. They began broadcasting 24/7 in 1997. Each of their programs is unique, with all their presenters playing their own choice of music that they love and enjoy, so you’ll be sure to get a wide variety of music, news and views with their programs. They also tell you what’s going on locally, airing news and views on what’s happening in the communities forming their audience.

As a free-form radio broadcaster, we are committed to providing quality alternatives to the mainstream commercial programming that dominates the radio. Our DJs, Public Affairs hosts, and other staff members are not only Carnegie Mellon students, staff, and faculty, but also community members from the Pittsburgh area, some of whom have more than 30 years of radio broadcasting experience under their belts. We pride ourselves in our substantively diverse programming. So whether you’re interested in West African rock, kitchen sink recordings, local independent news programming or Latin American culture, WRCT has a program for you.