Alaska Public Media (KSKA) 🇺🇸

Alaska Public Media (KSKA), broadcasting on 91.1 FM in Anchorage, is a vital source of news, information, and cultural programming for Southcentral Alaska. Owned by Alaska Public Telecommunications, Inc., a non-profit organization, KSKA is branded as Alaska Public Media and operates from its website, alaskapublic.org. KSKA's programming includes a mix of national and local content. As an NPR member station, KSKA broadcasts flagship programs such as *Morning Edition*, *All Things Considered*, *Weekend Edition*, *Fresh Air*, *Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!*, and reruns of *Car Talk*. The station augments its NPR offerings with BBC World Service programming, providing a global perspective on news. KSKA is committed to local news and public affairs, featuring programs like *Alaska News Nightly*, a statewide news program produced in collaboration with other public radio stations. *Talk of Alaska* is a live call-in program that discusses important issues facing the state, while *Hometown Alaska* explores Alaska's history, culture, and communities. *Alaska Insight*, a weekly public affairs program, delves into current issues and policy debates. KSKA also provides local news segments throughout the day. Furthermore, KSKA broadcasts classical music and other cultural programming. KSKA plays a leading role in the Alaska Public Radio Network (APRN), sharing resources and producing statewide programming. As a non-profit, KSKA relies on listener support, grants, and corporate sponsorships to fund its operations, allowing it to focus on serving the public interest. KSKA actively engages with the community through events and partnerships with local organizations and provides emergency broadcasting services. Through its website, listeners can stream live broadcasts, access archived programs, and read news articles.