KANW-2 🇺🇸

KANW-2 is a supplementary service of KANW (89.1 FM), a public radio station owned and operated by the Albuquerque Public Schools (APS). KANW is a long-standing institution in New Mexico, known for its diverse programming and community engagement. KANW-2's primary mission is to provide programming that reflects the culture, language, and interests of Native American communities in New Mexico and the broader Southwest. As part of APS, KANW-2 also has an educational component, featuring programs related to Native American history, language revitalization, and contemporary issues facing indigenous communities. KANW-2's programming includes Native American music, featuring traditional music, contemporary Native American artists, and genres that blend indigenous sounds with modern influences. The station broadcasts programs in various Native American languages spoken in the region, such as Navajo and Pueblo languages, to preserve and revitalize these languages. It carries news and public affairs programs that focus on issues affecting Native American communities, such as tribal governance, environmental concerns, healthcare, education, and cultural preservation. Cultural programs explore Native American art, literature, history, and traditions, including interviews with artists, authors, and cultural leaders, as well as documentaries and storytelling programs. KANW-2's broadcast area likely focuses on Albuquerque and surrounding areas with significant Native American populations. It may offer online streaming, allowing listeners to access its programming from anywhere. KANW-2 is likely broadcast as a subchannel of KANW's HD Radio signal. More information can be found on the KANW website (kanw.com) and the Albuquerque Public Schools website.