WJWV 90.9 FM

The station offers a curated selection of classical music programming, broadcasting a 24-hour stream of Classical music. Beyond music, the broadcaster provides a diverse range of news, public affairs, and cultural content, aligning with the mission of public broadcasting. News coverage includes reports on political developments, such as the race to replace former U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, and the crowded field of candidates vying to succeed Gov. Brian Kemp. The station also reports on issues like concerns regarding unpaid security officers impacting airport lines during the spring break travel season, and legislative actions, including a gas tax suspension proposal. A focus on Georgia-specific news and events is evident through reporting from the Georgia Recorder and coverage of events at the Capitol. The station’s radio schedule features several distinct programs. Listeners can tune in to “Morning Edition,” “All Things Considered,” “Serendipity,” and “Fresh Air,” alongside “City Cafe.” A dedicated Classical 24 stream provides continuous classical music. Television programming includes a mix of children’s programming like “Arthur” on PBS KIDS, educational content, and cultural offerings such as “American Masters,” “Talking Pictures With Neil Rosen,” and “Table for All with Buki Elegbede.” The television schedule also includes sports programming, specifically Boys High School Basketball, and music programming such as “’60s Pop, Rock & Soul (My Music Presents)” and “The Rolling Stones: GRRR Live!” A variety of podcasts are also available, including “Manufacturing Danger: The BioLab Story,” “Peach Jam Podcast,” “Georgia Today,” “Robbery, Inc.,” and “Salvation South.” The broadcaster’s commitment extends beyond broadcasting, as demonstrated by the 2026 PBS KIDS Writers Contest, encouraging young audiences to participate in creative writing. The station also provides a donor benefit called GPB Passport, granting access to on-demand streaming of programs like MASTERPIECE dramas, NOVA, Ken Burns documentaries, and “Finding Your Roots,” allowing viewers to binge full seasons and access episodes before they air on television. This initiative underscores the broadcaster’s dedication to providing a comprehensive and accessible public media experience. The station’s programming reflects a commitment to informing, educating, and entertaining audiences with a focus on quality content and community engagement. The station offers both live audio and video streaming capabilities, accessible through the website. The website provides a schedule of radio and television programming, allowing listeners and viewers to plan their viewing and listening experiences. The broadcaster also utilizes social media to share news, promote programming, and engage with audiences. The platform emphasizes accessibility, offering a “here’s your ticket to stream” option for those seeking on-demand content through GPB Passport. The station’s online presence supports its mission of providing a broad range of public media content to a wide audience.