KJZZ HD2 JazzPHX

KJZZ HD2 JazzPHX streamt live vanuit Tempe AZ, United States, op Tuninga Radio.

Dit radiostation is gespecialiseerd in News, Talk, Jazz-muziek.

The station offers a diverse range of programming, primarily focused on news, talk, and jazz music. It serves as a public radio station, supported by listeners, and broadcasts on 91.5 FM and HD, alongside a mobile app and online streaming platform. The broadcaster provides news coverage of local and regional events, including political developments, business news, and community issues. Recent news topics highlighted on the station include a potential $300 check for residents of Pinal County, a Republican plan to redirect funds from a consumer protection fund to state troopers, and a proposal to lift a bed cap at the Arizona State Hospital. The station also reports on issues such as groundwater usage during a regional drought and protests related to a former prison slated for use as an ICE detention facility. The station's programming includes several recurring segments and shows. 'The Show' features discussions on various topics, including a Tucson corporate consultant applying business strategies to her personal life and the creation of a paranormal investigation force by two retired officers. Specific episodes have explored topics like efficient business strategies, paranormal encounters, and the experiences of retired law enforcement personnel. Hosts featured include Sam Dingman, who contributes to 'The Show,' and Tim Agne, who covers politics. The broadcaster also provides coverage of political news, with reports from Howard Fischer and Camryn Sanchez, and business news, as reported by Matthew Casey. The station is a service of Rio Salado College and Maricopa Community Colleges. It is an award-winning public radio station with a history of providing news and information to the community. The broadcaster's commitment to public service is reflected in its listener-supported model and its coverage of important local issues. The station’s content aims to inform and engage the community on a wide range of topics, from local government to paranormal investigations. The broadcaster’s longevity and continued operation demonstrate its value as a source of information and a community resource. The station is accessible through various channels, including traditional FM and HD radio broadcasts, a mobile application, and online streaming at kjzz.org. Listeners can engage with the station through donation opportunities and by accessing news and program updates on the website. The broadcaster actively highlights the importance of groundwater resources and reports on community events, demonstrating a commitment to serving the public interest and fostering civic engagement. Copyright for the station’s content is held by KJZZ/Rio Salado College/MCCCD.