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91.1 WEDM is a student operated radio station in the Walker Career Center at Warren Central High School. ED91 has been serving the Warren community since 1970 and continues today with a staff made up entirely of students and managed by member of the Walker Career Center staff. With several state awards and several graduates serving in various media markets across the United States, WEDM is dedicated to providing the Warren community with quality programming while allowing Warren Central/Walker Career Center students a glimpse of a professional work environment in a classroom setting. WEDM is proud to be among a great group of student run radio stations in the Indianapolis area.

We are Brisbane’s Youth Community Radio Broadcaster providing opportunities to young people and students seeking experience in the media industry. Our volunteers are of all ages and abilities, who develop great self-esteem and communication skills whilst also serving the community. We provide engaging and empowering opportunities for young volunteers and prepare them for future career opportunities in media and business. Over the years, Brisbane’s Youth Radio has seen a number of its volunteers go on to both commercial television and radio positions all around the country such as with the ABC, Southern Cross Austereo, Nova Entertainment and Channel 7 just to name a few. If you’re studying Journalism, Marketing, Media, Music, Audio Engineering, I.T, Business, Law or Accounting, Brisbane Youth Radio is where you want to be to gain real world experience and meet like minded people.

Baton Rouge Magnet High School is one of the few high schools nationwide to offer two radio stations on campus. Baton Rouge High publicly broadcasts jazz on WBRH 90.3 FM, which serves the Baton Rouge area. In 1997, KBRH 1260 AM, a sister AM station, was added. KBRH specializes in classic R&B and local music. Both stations are run by students and have been student operated since 1977.

KMIH Radio is heard in the Seattle area at 88.9 FM. The programming is proudly generated by the students of Mercer Island High School. Thanks for listening!

"To provide quality community radio while educating area high school students and volunteers in the techniques of broadcasting."