WOJB Woodland Community Radio 🇺🇸

WOJB Woodland Community Radio serves the Lac Courte Oreilles (LCO) Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians and surrounding communities in northwestern Wisconsin. Owned and operated by the LCO, WOJB's mission aligns with the tribe's values and goals, functioning as a cultural institution and community hub. WOJB broadcasts on 88.9 FM, covering a significant portion of northwestern Wisconsin and streams online, ensuring worldwide accessibility. The station prioritizes Ojibwe language, culture, and traditions, featuring programs in the Ojibwe language, traditional Ojibwe music, and coverage of tribal events like powwows and ceremonies. WOJB offers a diverse range of programming, including Native American music, country, blues, and rock, alongside local, regional, and national news coverage. Public affairs programs address tribal governance, environmental concerns, and social justice, while educational programs cover language learning, cultural awareness, and health education. WOJB operates as a non-commercial station, supported by listener donations, grants, and tribal funding. Community involvement is encouraged through volunteer opportunities and a community advisory board. The call sign 'WOJB' represents 'We Own Our Jobs Best,' reflecting the station's dedication to community empowerment and self-determination. WOJB also partners with local organizations and schools to provide educational and cultural programming.