WNUC 96.7 FM

Broadcasting on 96.7 MHz, this nonprofit community radio station operates on the principle that local communities require an independent media platform separate from corporate ownership structures. The station positions itself as a counterpoint to mainstream media consolidation, emphasizing minority representation and equitable journalism practices as core editorial values. Programming is produced and hosted by community members, with local residents invited to develop and broadcast their own shows. Featured programming includes "Civic Cipher," a talk program focused on empowering Black and Brown voices and fostering direct community engagement, hosted by Quinton Ward and co-host and producer Ramses Ja. "Memories of Motown" traces the history of the iconic Motown sound through artist interviews and archival recordings. "My Block, My Hood, My City" examines neighborhood-level issues and events affecting local residents, hosted by Reverend Joan C. Ross. The station sustains operations through listener donations, community sponsorships, and volunteer participation rather than traditional commercial advertising. Members of the public are encouraged to submit programming proposals, reflecting the station's participatory model of community broadcasting.