WMRA
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WMRA is a public radio formatted broadcast radio station licensed to Harrisonburg, Virginia with a Crozet translator, WMRY, that broadcasts in Charlottesville on 103.5 on 280 watts. [1] [2]
The network broadcasts primarily NPR news and talk programming, with classical music weekday evenings, and folk and blues on the weekends, along with programs such as Car Talk and A Prairie Home Companion. WMRA is owned and operated by James Madison University.
It went on the air in 1969[citation needed] and also carries programs the BBC World Service, Public Radio International, and American Public Media.
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References
- ↑ Web. WMRA-FM 90.7 MHz, Radio Locator, retrieved November 8, 2016.
- ↑ Web. WMRY-FM 103.5 MHz, Radio Locator, retrieved November 8, 2016.
External links
| Radio stations in the Charlottesville-Albemarle market | |
| AM | 840 • 1070 • 1260 • 1400 • 1450 |
| FM | 88.5 • 89.3 • 90.1 • 91.1 • 91.9 • 92.7 • 93.5 • 94.1 • 95.1 • 97.5 • 99.7 • 101.9 • 102.3 • 103.1 • 103.5 • 104.9 • 105.3 • 106.1 • 106.7 • 107.5 |
| Callsigns | W285EF • W294AJ • WBNN-FM • WCCA-LP • WCHV • WCNR • WCYK • WHTE • WPVC • WINA • WJMA-FM • WKAV • WKTR • WMRY • WNRN • WPVA • WQMZ • WTJU • WUVA • WVAX • WVTF-FM • WVTW • WWTJ • WWWV • WZGN • WXRK |
| Owners/Operators | Base Communications • Monticello Media • Piedmont Communications • Saga Communications • Virginia Radio Coop |