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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.

We are the capitals award-winning radio station, broadcasting a variety of music tastes, local and national news and community interest programs, every day. Each week, over 100 volunteers share their passion for music and the communities that make the ‘Diff. You’ll hear us on the street, in coffee shops and down the local. The ‘Diff is our sound, and we loves it!

KNTU is licensed to the University of North Texas and is on the air 24 hours, every day of the year, broadcasting with 100,000 watts at 88.1 FM. The station's format is primarily jazz, but also includes Tejano and classical music programming Saturday and Sunday mornings, respectively. KNTU also offers educational and special interest programs, including news, sports, locally produced information/issues programs, and features.

XRAY.FM is an independent, not-for-profit radio station which supports the Pacific Northwest’s music and arts communities. It fulfills its educational mission through airing local public affairs programs featuring voices seldom heard on radio, and broadcasting a diverse array of music, with a focus on new, local, independent, and experimental recordings. XRAY.FM also serves as a resource for training community members in radio, broadcasting, and digital media.

KJZZ is the Valley's source for award-winning public radio news and entertainment programming. KJZZ serves up local and national news during the day, jazz at night, and unique entertainment programming on the weekend.