WTMD-HD1 FM 89.7

The station offers a curated music discovery format, emphasizing a diverse range of artists and genres. The broadcaster’s programming includes a playlist featuring artists such as Eggy feat. the Marching Ravens, showcased at the station’s First Thursday Festival. NPR Music Live Sessions and a daily “Song of the Day” are also regularly featured, providing listeners with a continuous stream of new and noteworthy music. The station’s commitment to showcasing emerging talent and unique musical experiences is a core element of its identity, positioning it as a platform for discovering new artists and expanding musical horizons. The content suggests a focus on supporting independent artists and local music scenes. The station’s programming extends beyond music, with several recurring shows and segments. Paul Hartman hosts a segment, and Daphne Eckman appears on the Evening Show with Izzi Bavis. A recurring series, “World Café Covers,” is highlighted, indicating a focus on musical interpretations and collaborations. The “WTMD Weekly” newsletter provides listeners with a recap of what’s been playing on the air and information about upcoming events. The broadcaster also presents “B-More Music Scene” in a seven-part series, suggesting a dedication to highlighting local musical talent. Further programming includes coverage of the “New/Next Film Fest” and celebratory events such as “K-Pop Demon Hunters’ Parties.” The broadcaster is a broadcast service of Baltimore Public Media, a 501(c)(3) organization. It operates alongside WYPR 88.1 FM and is governed by a local board of directors and advised by a Community Advisory Board. Information regarding these boards and their meetings is publicly available. The station acknowledges its sponsors and emphasizes its role in supporting independent businesses within the local community. The broadcaster is committed to accessibility, offering assistance to individuals with disabilities regarding access to its FCC public inspection file. The station’s website design is managed by Computer Engineering Group, Inc., and it maintains a copyright since 2011, held by Baltimore Public Media. The station provides several avenues for listener engagement. These include the option to subscribe to email newsletters, including “WTMD Weekly,” which features updates on music and events. A mobile application is available for listeners to access the station's programming on the go. The broadcaster encourages community involvement through initiatives like supporting independent businesses and providing opportunities for feedback and interaction. The station’s website also includes archives, artist interviews, countdowns, and information about its partners, further fostering a sense of community and connection with its audience.