KMXT-FM 100.1

A non-commercial public radio station operating at 100.1 FM, licensed as an NPR member station and affiliated with both the Alaska Public Radio Network and the BBC World Service. The station carries the standard NPR programming lineup alongside a substantial block of locally produced news, talk, and music content, with many programs hosted by unpaid community volunteers — a model that reflects the participatory character of public media in smaller Alaskan communities. In addition to its primary analog broadcast, the station operates three HD Radio digital subchannels. The first subchannel (HD1) mirrors the main analog signal, while HD2 carries a classical and jazz music format, and HD3 provides a dedicated news and talk channel. The station also streams its analog programming online. Coverage across Kodiak Island is extended through a network of five low-powered translators operating on separate frequencies, plus a single co-frequency booster licensed under the same callsign with an added numerical suffix to identify the separate transmitter site. The station's local journalism focuses heavily on the fishing industry, municipal government, education, and infrastructure issues that shape life in the Kodiak Archipelago, regularly producing original audio reports and midday newscasts for the region.