KMYZ FM 104.5

The station broadcasts a Rock Alternative format, primarily featuring live music event announcements and concert information. A significant portion of the content revolves around performances at Cain's Ballroom and the Tulsa Theater, highlighting a focus on supporting and promoting local and touring musical acts. The broadcaster also provides updates on artists such as Wilco, Shakey Graves, John Mulaney, Badflower, St. Paul & The Broken Bones, Drew & Ellie Holcomb, Big Head Todd & The Monsters, The Wallflowers, and others, with details on ticket availability and on-sale dates. The station’s website serves as a hub for concertgoers to stay informed about upcoming events and purchase tickets. The Edge also promotes other forms of entertainment, including stand-up comedy performances, as exemplified by the announcement of John Mulaney’s tour. The station’s programming includes several recurring features. “Win Lunch With Josh & Chuck” offers listeners the opportunity to dine with the station's DJs, Josh and Chuck. “Karaoke Thursdays” is a weekly segment on “The Morning Edge” with Josh & Chuck, encouraging listener participation through karaoke. Another recurring segment is “Free Gas Friday,” a contest offering a prize related to fuel. The broadcaster also maintains an “Edge Newsletter” distributed via email, providing updates on concerts, contests, and other station-related news. A “Music Survey” allows listeners to influence the music selection played on the air. The broadcaster actively engages with its audience through various channels. The station encourages listeners to follow its Facebook page to stay informed about current events and promotions. The website also features a copyright notice indicating ownership by Stephens Media Group. The station emphasizes a sense of community, referring to listeners as “The Edge Family” and highlighting the importance of celebrating birthdays. The station’s commitment to transparency is reflected in the inclusion of EEO Information and an FCC Public File link on the website. The station utilizes an email subscription service for its Edge Newsletter, allowing users to provide their name and phone number for updates. The website acknowledges the use of an outdated browser and encourages users to upgrade for an improved experience. The station also provides a mechanism for users to opt-out of receiving updates. The website includes a section dedicated to Tulsa concert venues, further demonstrating the broadcaster’s commitment to supporting the local music scene and providing resources for music enthusiasts.