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  KUNM Santa Fe/Albuquerque, NM

  Alternative radio from the University of New Mexico campus.

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  KSFR Santa Fe, NM

  THIS IS OPEN-MINDED, UNINTIMIDATED PUBLIC RADIO. That's what we believe Public Radio should be. Especially here in Santa Fe, "The City Different." KSFR demonstrates this commitment 24 hours a day, with programs that reflect the independent, thoughtful perspectives of our own community, as well as those of other critical thinkers around the world. You'll hear opinions that don't toe the line, from all corners of an issue. Santa Fe Public Radio's insistence on diversity extends to the music we play. Nearly every musical genre is represented in the course of our broadcast week. We pay special attention to local New Mexico musicians whose talent often finds an appreciative audience among KSFR listeners. KSFR News covers Northern New Mexico with the largest radio news team in the capitol city. Reporting on the international scene, we count on our partner, BBC World Service, the largest independent news organization in the world.

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  WOMR/WFMR Provincetown/Orleans, Massachusetts

  Volunteer-driven, listener-supported community radio for Cape Cod and beyond.

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  KUOI 89.3 FM Moscow, Idaho

  KUOI is a free format radio station that has been blessing the airwaves of Moscow, Idaho since 1945. We are in our 73th year and hope to double that! Thank you to all the loyal listeners who have stuck with us through the years and all of those that tune in around the world!

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  KMRD Madrid, NM

  We are a freeform, non-commercial, volunteer-run, low power radio station for and by the Madrid, Cerrillos and 87010 community, in Santa Fe County, New Mexico, USA. KMRD will grant the tools of media to the members of our diverse community, comprised of artists, youth, veterans, storytellers, historians, old-timers, music fans, and everyone in between. The radio station will serve Madrid, Cerrillos, and the surrounding areas, and will contribute to democratizing media across Santa Fe County and beyond.

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