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WFSU radio services include four FM broadcast stations. Click on a station to view its website.

88.9 (WFSU-FM) [106.1 - Marianna | 96.7 - Apalachicola | 93.7 - Downtown]
News & Information, Tallahassee, FL

91.5 (WFSQ-FM) [92.7 - Northeast Tallahassee]
Classical, Tallahassee, FL

90.7 (WFSL-FM)
Classical, Thomasville, GA

89.1 (WFSW-FM) [91.1 - Port Saint Joe]
News & Information, Panama City, FL

 

WFSU radio provides Tallahassee, Panama City and the surrounding communities with daily up-to-date news and information on both 88.9 FM and 89.1 FM. Programs include l National Public Radio news favorites such as All Things Considered, Talk of the Nation and Marketplace as well as entertainment and documentary like Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me, Prarie Home Companion and This American Life.

WFSU also produces local radio news, information and programming. Perspectives, a weekly local affairs talk show that airs Thursdays at 11 a.m., 411 Teen (weekends), and Capitol Report (weekdays).

Click for complete radio schedules.


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radio webcasts
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radio services
THE RADIO READING SERVICE
The Radio Reading Service of the Public Broadcast Center provides a service to people in the community who are unable to use printed materials due to visual impairment or physical disability. Funded by the Florida Department of Education, the service employs community volunteers to read local newspapers, magazines and other printed material over a special radio station.
FLORIDA PUBLIC RADIO NETWORK
Established in 1975, the Florida Public Radio Network is the oldest publicradio network in the United States. Its mission is to provide public radio listeners with in-depth coverage of the Florida Legislature, state government and issues that affect the state. FPRN serves thirteen public radio stations across the state. Each week these stations provide public radio services to over one million listeners and these stations span Florida from Pensacola to Miami, leaving virtually no Floridian out of reach of the FPRN signal.