WREK Atlanta 91.1 FM

The broadcaster provides 24/7 programming on the station FM, utilizing 100,000 watts of power. It operates as a student-managed, operated, and engineered radio station affiliated with Georgia Tech. The station’s programming is characterized as diverse, encompassing a wide range of musical genres and formats. Listeners can access the station both over-the-air and online, with a 14-day archive available for specialty shows, sports programming, and public affairs content. The station aims to provide a platform for student expression and a variety of audio content for its audience. The programming schedule features a variety of shows with specific time slots. The schedule includes “The Classics” beginning at 6:00 AM, followed by “Just Jazz” at 8:00 AM. “Rock, Rhythm, and Roll” airs at 11:00 AM, with “Electronic” programming commencing at 3:00 PM. “Connections” is broadcast at 5:00 PM, and a special edition, “Velvet Connections,” is featured on Wednesdays from 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM. Subsequent Wednesday evening programming includes “100 wreks” (6:00 PM - 7:00 PM), focusing on Hyperpop, Digicore, Breakcore, and PC Music; “Mode” (7:00 PM - 8:00 PM), showcasing Video Game, Chiptune, and Instrumental music; “Destroy All Music” (8:00 PM - 9:00 PM), featuring Noise, Jazz, Avant-Garde, and Improv; “Friction” (9:00 PM - 10:00 PM), presenting Noise, Experimental, and Avant Garde music; and a final hour of experimental programming from 10:00 PM to 11:00 PM. Recent posts highlight specific musical selections, including tracks from artists like Terakaft, Sarkodie, Manu DiBango, Burna Boy, Khaira Arby, and Franco w/T.P.OK Jazz Band. The station’s history is defined by its student-led operation. It is entirely managed, operated, and engineered by students of Georgia Tech, demonstrating a commitment to student involvement and hands-on experience in broadcasting. Recent posts on the station's website indicate ongoing programming and updates, including the return of the “EREBUS” show and curated music selections like “girl rock” and “Sub Saharan Vibes.” A post from March 9, 2026, highlighted a “MELTDOWN” show featuring King Crimson, with specific references to John Wetton’s work. The broadcaster provides online streaming capabilities, allowing listeners to access content remotely. A 14-day archive of programming is also available online. Recent updates and posts on the station's website provide insights into ongoing programming, showcasing a commitment to community engagement and sharing information with listeners. The station's website also includes a blog and shop, suggesting additional avenues for listener interaction and support.