Movimento FM 98.9

Movimento FM 98.9 streams live from Curitibanos SC, Brazil, on Tuninga Radio.

This radio station specializes in News, Talk, Educational music.

The station operates as part of Rádio Coroado and Rádio Movimento, focusing on delivering news, information, and community-focused programming to the surrounding region. The broadcaster's content primarily serves as a platform for local news and regional updates, covering topics ranging from municipal affairs to state-level initiatives. A significant portion of the content is dedicated to reporting on local events, including the assembly of Sicredi, regional health seminars, and deadlines for municipal tax payments. The station also highlights cultural and agricultural aspects of the region, such as the recognition of the Cavalo Campeiro (Champion Horse) as a regional heritage and reports on initiatives related to it. Additionally, the broadcaster provides information regarding housing projects for families affected by natural disasters and recognizes the contributions of women who have served as councilors. The station features a variety of audio programs, including podcasts such as “Semana do Rádio - Podcast Saúde Física e Mental” (Radio Week - Physical and Mental Health Podcast), and “Semana do Rádio - Podcast Jogando Verdades” (Radio Week - Podcast Playing Truths). A short audio segment, “Campanha 'Diga Sim à Vida!'” (Campaign 'Say Yes to Life!'), promotes a message of hope and resilience, suggesting that solutions exist for challenging situations. The station also produces short audio segments with the hashtag #pensegrande #penseradio #pensetv, indicating a broader media presence. The website provides timestamps for these audio programs, suggesting a regularly updated content schedule. The broadcaster’s history is intertwined with Rádio Coroado, operating as a combined entity. The website’s institutional section references both Rádio Coroado and Rádio Movimento, implying a long-standing presence in the region. The station’s coverage of local events and initiatives, such as the recognition of the Cavalo Campeiro and the delivery of new homes, demonstrates a commitment to documenting and celebrating the community’s milestones. The station also provides a platform for reporting on developments related to local government and infrastructure, such as the announcement of funding for stadium renovations. The station utilizes a website portal (portalcoroado.com.br) to distribute its content, including news articles and audio programs. The website includes a section for user feedback and contact information. The broadcaster also appears to be engaged in community outreach, as evidenced by the “Campanha 'Diga Sim à Vida!'” and the coverage of initiatives benefiting local residents. The website also includes weather forecasts and a disclaimer regarding the copyright and redistribution of its material, indicating a professional and legally compliant operation.

Located in Curitibanos SC, Brazil — +55 (49) 98409-2566 / [email protected]