KZZH-LP 96.7

KZZH-LP 96.7 从 Eureka CA、United States 在 Tuninga Radio 上直播。

这家电台专注于 Classical, News, Talk, Educational 音乐。

The station operates as a non-commercial, community-based radio broadcaster, originating from the Community Media Center studios at College of the Redwoods. Its programming focuses on providing a platform for local talent and fostering a vibrant media ecosystem. Content includes original programming created by school-age youth and other community members, encompassing local news, information, and music programming. The broadcaster also features broadcast audio from county and municipal meetings, alongside public domain classical music selections. A significant portion of the schedule is dedicated to disaster preparedness, response, and recovery programs, delivering emergency news and information related to events like extreme weather, wildfires, tsunami warnings, and earthquakes. The station also provides special event coverage, broadcasting live from various locations, and incorporates local, regional, and national radio shows into its programming. The station’s programming includes a Community Calendar, which broadcasts non-profit events submitted by community members. The Community Audio Collection offers a repository of audio content, and a reporting mechanism is available for abuse. The broadcaster actively seeks to empower individuals through media literacy initiatives and provides opportunities for local news and information dissemination. Support for the station enables the creation of educational programs and contributes to the development of local talent. Contact information for the Station Manager, Matt Knight, is provided for those seeking further information or wishing to offer support. The station’s history is rooted in a collaborative effort involving Common Frequency and the Prometheus Radio Project. Access Humboldt received approval from the Federal Communications Commission on August 22, 2016, for its “license to cover.” The broadcaster’s service area encompasses multiple communities and adjacent areas within Humboldt County. The station’s operation is a direct investment in the development of local talent and the creation of a vibrant media ecosystem. The station is sustained through community donations and support. Technical information regarding live listening is available on the website. The broadcaster encourages community engagement and provides a mechanism for submitting non-profit events to be included in the Community Calendar. Contact can be made via email or telephone to connect with the Station Manager for inquiries or assistance.

位于 Eureka CA、United States — (707) 443-9352 / [email protected]