Native languages need radio, which is at risk of being lost As public media is threatened after cuts from the Trump administration, Indigenous radio also faces threats to how it preserves and grows language.

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We talk about Rural Alaska energy costs.
So, www.kyuk.org has an FM transmitter, 4 channels of digital TV, and a 15,000 watt AM plant. The station is fortunate to have recently built new towers and new transmitters.
The power bill?
$150,000 a year.
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Public Radio stations serve many indigenous communities. This list from Native Voice One lists locations and websites. Many have live streams for your enjoyment.
Give some of them a listen, and support them if you can!
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KSKO 89.5 FM| McGrath Alaska's local radio station On July 1, 1981, in the small town of McGrath Alaska the Kuskokwim Public Broadcasting Corporation, as an am station. Now it is KSKO, 89.5 fm.

Good question, Rick!
Regional clout is certainly one measure. KYUK has a bunch of FM repeaters across the Delta as well as the stream so it's got substantial coverage.
But the small ones like www.kskopublicradio.com in McGrath are sure worthy, too! (And they stream.)
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KYUK - Homepage Public radio for the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta

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Alaska has a network of locslly-owned and operated Public Radio Stations, several with programming in the region's Indigenous languages, and all are anchor institutions in our communities.
If you want a taste of life in Bethel, Alaska, check out www.kyuk.org