Catalunya Ràdio

Catalunya Ràdio broadcasts on 92.0 FM / 783.0 AM / 97.3 FM / 98.3 FM / 102.0 FM / 102.8 FM from Barcelona, Spain, and streams live on Tuninga Radio.

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

The station operates as a key component of a larger public broadcaster, the Corporació Catalana de Mitjans Audiovisuals (CCMA), which manages the audiovisual communication media of the Generalitat. Alongside Televisió de Catalunya, the broadcaster delivers digital content and is intrinsically linked to La Marató de TV3, a significant social awareness and scientific research initiative. The broadcaster’s core mission is to provide a public service, upholding principles of quality, independence, and the promotion of Catalan culture and language. A commitment to these values shapes the station's programming and overall operational philosophy. The broadcaster also plays a role in the Agència Catalana de Notícies (ACN), a public entity providing communication services across local, regional, and national territories. The station’s operational structure involves various governing and controlling bodies, alongside a detailed activity plan and annual budget. It actively participates in collaborative efforts with international entities, demonstrating a commitment to global engagement and the exchange of ideas. The broadcaster's involvement extends to organizations like FORTA (Federació d'Organismes de Ràdio i Televisió Autonòmics), a federation uniting autonomous radio and television stations, focused on intellectual property rights, transmissions, program exchange, and international participation. Furthermore, the station is part of the UER-EBU (Unió Europea de Radiodifusió) through Catalunya Música, facilitating musical exchange within a network of European public and private radio and television organizations. The broadcaster also associates with CIRCOM Regional, a network of public televisions from across Europe, dedicated to fostering cooperation in audiovisual content production, exchange, and the training of journalists and technicians. The broadcaster's history is intertwined with the broader development of Catalan media. Televisió de Catalunya, a sister organization, was established in 1983 with the primary goal of contributing to the linguistic and cultural normalization of the region. It has since become a primary communication channel for a large portion of the population. The broadcaster’s participation in initiatives such as La Marató de TV3 demonstrates a long-standing dedication to social responsibility and supporting scientific advancement. The station’s establishment and ongoing operations reflect a commitment to preserving and promoting Catalan identity and values within a broader media landscape. The broadcaster’s digital presence extends beyond traditional broadcasting, encompassing a range of online platforms and services. The station’s participation in the ACN ensures the provision of written, radio, and television communication services. The broadcaster’s engagement with operators of television and OTT (Over-The-Top) platforms reflects a modern approach to media distribution and accessibility. The station's commitment to transparency is evident through the publication of annual reports and a detailed outline of its operational structure and financial management.