Radio Tacoma 101.9 KTAH-LP

Radio Tacoma 101.9 KTAH-LP transmite en vivo desde Tacoma WA, United States, en Tuninga Radio.

Esta emisora se especializa en música Talk, News, Comedy, Educational.

The station operates as an all-volunteer, low-power FM community radio station, designed to serve the local area and surrounding communities. Its core mission centers on fostering participatory democracy by providing a platform for local voices, news, and talent that might otherwise lack visibility. The broadcaster aims to be a venue for community engagement and a space where diverse perspectives can be shared and heard. The station’s programming is built around this principle, prioritizing content created by and for the local population, emphasizing accessibility and inclusivity. It functions as a vital resource for community members seeking to connect, inform, and express themselves. The station’s programming schedule features a variety of shows and hosts catering to diverse interests. “Straight Talk About Health and Wellness” airs on Thursdays at 11:00 AM, with this week’s episode focusing on “Breaking the Limiting Beliefs,” hosted by Mary Henderson and featuring transformational life coach Paula Taylor. Another notable program is “The Ugly Podcast,” hosted by Lore Alexander, Ashley Laufer, and Elisabeth Grace, which will be showcased with an art show at Artsi Creative on March 21, 2026, featuring interactive activities. Dave Thompson, “The Urban Farmer,” will appear on “CityLine” on April 2, 2026, discussing food rescue, urban farming initiatives like Urban Harvest Exchange, and opportunities for residents to engage in urban agriculture. Additionally, the station provides coverage of local events, such as the “Whole Washington” town hall on February 21st, encouraging listeners to participate and share their perspectives. Information sessions regarding “Running Start” at Tacoma Community College are also announced, providing valuable resources for high school students and their families. The broadcaster's history is rooted in its commitment to community service and democratic participation. As a low-power FM station, it was developed to specifically address the need for a local platform, offering a space for voices and perspectives often excluded from mainstream media. The station's all-volunteer structure highlights its dedication to grassroots engagement and community ownership. Recent milestones include promoting actions through the “TakeAction Network,” encouraging listeners to support legislation like HB 2210 (“The Protect our Voices Act”) and advocating for initiatives such as “Green Blocks,” a program providing free trees for a neighborhood. The station also actively encourages listeners to participate in the legislative process by providing instructions on how to “Sign In Pro” for bills under consideration. The station operates as a low-power FM station and utilizes online platforms to extend its reach. Community engagement is a central tenet of the broadcaster's operations, with active promotion of local events, legislative actions, and community initiatives. Listeners are encouraged to join the “Take Action Network” to receive action alerts directly. The station also highlights programs like “Green Blocks,” demonstrating its commitment to environmental sustainability within the community. Furthermore, the station provides information and resources related to local programs and opportunities, such as the “Running Start” program at Tacoma Community College, reinforcing its role as a vital community hub.