Carve AM 850

The broadcaster primarily delivers news, sports, and analysis programming, with a selection of music interspersed throughout the day. The station’s content focuses on political, economic, agricultural, and international affairs, alongside coverage of societal, business, cultural, and entertainment topics. Programming also includes segments dedicated to health and a feature called “Nuestro Canto.” A significant portion of the schedule is devoted to informational programming, with multiple iterations of “Informativo Carve” airing throughout the day. The station also presents “Todo un País,” a program examining national issues, and “Así nos va,” which provides updates on current events. Music is featured in segments like “Entre Mates y Guitarras” and “Entre Mates y Otras Yerbas.” The daily schedule is structured around a series of named programs and hosts. “Hermandad de la Fe” airs Monday through Friday from 3:00 AM, followed by “Punto de Equilibrio” with Juan Dellapiazza and Ruben Silvera from 5:00 AM. Nicolás Lussich, Miguel Nogueira, and Patricia Martín host “Informativo Carve” from 6:00 AM, while Patricia Madrid presents “Valor Agregado” at 11:00 AM. Martín Olaverry hosts a segment of “Informativo Carve” at 1:00 PM, and Alejandro Acle and Juan Andrés Elhordoy contribute to both “Todo un País” at 3:00 PM and “Punto de Equilibrio” at 6:00 PM. Roberto Spoturno hosts “Con Buen Gusto” at 9:00 PM, and Eduardo Monteverde hosts “Entre Mates y Guitarras” at 9:30 PM, with Gustavo Arias presenting “Nuestro Canto” at 10:30 PM. The broadcaster has a history of supporting cooperative ventures, as evidenced by its coverage of Incubacoop, which has been active for a decade. Incubacoop has supported over 200 initiatives, with 43 projects entering the incubation process across diverse sectors including technology, ecoconstruction, and green economy. The station also provides a platform for discussions on important societal issues, such as education, as highlighted in a recent report featuring Filgueira’s concerns about the future population and the need for increased investment in education. The station’s commitment to informing the public is further demonstrated through its reporting on legal proceedings, like the investigation into the former Comcar facility. The broadcaster actively engages with the community through its programming and streaming availability. “Así nos va” provides a regular roundup of news, and the station simultaneously airs with Canal 10 during the “Subrayado” segment. Recent coverage includes reporting on preparations for the Fiesta de las Aparcerías in San José and the return of the Fiesta del Río y la Convivencia to Santiago Vázquez. The station also shares updates on initiatives like Incubacoop’s new call for innovative cooperative ventures, demonstrating a commitment to promoting local development and providing a platform for diverse voices and perspectives.