Hawaii Public Radio
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| TV channel | |
| Program type | News, regional programs, classical music |
| reception | FM, web stream |
| Image resolution | ( Entry missing ) |
| Start of transmission | November 13, 1981 |
| language | English, regional languages |
| Seat | Honolulu , United States |
| Broadcaster | Hawaii Public Radio |
| List of TV channels | |
Hawaii Public Radio (HPR) is the public public radio broadcasting company of the US state of Hawaii . In addition to a TV station, HPR now operates two radio programs and six radio stations.
history
The history of Hawaii Public Radio begins with the radio station KHPR . On November 13, 1981, the station went on air as one of the smallest stations in the USA. The workforce consists of two people: the "General Manager" Cliff Eblen and the "Music" Director "Bob Miller. The first studios were in rented rooms on the University of Hawaii campus . In 1987 HPI moved to its current studios. One year later HPI joined the US-wide public radio network of the NPR and put a second station on Maui into operation.
With the launch of KIPO in 1989, HPR expanded its program offering to include a “news and information” format.
In 2011, 65 percent of the funding for HPR came from voluntary contributions from listeners.
HPR reported in detail on the IUCN World Conservation Congress 2016 in Honolulu with over 9,000 participants.
program
HPR-1 on KHPR continues to broadcast most of the self-produced programs with in-house productions such as Morning Cafe / Morning Concert , Evening Concert , Howard's Day Off , Sunday Brunch , The Early Muse and lots of classical music. In addition, established news formats such as All Things Considered and Morning Edition as well as PRI's A Prairie Home Companion and Studio 360 are being adopted by NPR .
HPR-2 on KIPO broadcasts a “news and talk” format and has a number of NPR and PRI productions in its program, such as All Things Considered, Fresh Air , Marketplace and The World . The BBC World Service program takes over at night .
Stations
HPR produces two radio programs, which have also been streamed online since 2001, but does not use the HD radio that is widespread in the USA .
- "HPR-1" on KHPR, focuses on serious music and artistic broadcasts.
- "HPR-2" on KIPO, broadcasts NPR News And Talk , alongside blues and jazz in the night hours.
| Callsign | Location | frequency | program |
|---|---|---|---|
| KHPR | Honolulu | FM 88.1 MHz | HPR 1 |
| KIPO | Honolulu | FM 89.3 MHz | HPR 2 |
| KIPM | Wailuku | FM 89.7 MHz | HPR 2 |
| KKUA | Wailuku | FM 90.7 MHz | Classical music, news and information |
| KANO | Hilo | FM 91.1 MHz | Classical music, news and information |
| KIPH | Hana | FM 88.3 MHz | HPR 1 |
| KHPH | Kailua | FM 97.1 MHz | HPR 1 |
| KIPL | Lihue | FM 89.9 MHz | HPR 1 |
Web links
Individual evidence
- ^ History of HPR. Retrieved September 22, 2016 .
- ↑ http://hawaiipublicradio.org/post/ready-set-iucn , viewed 09/25/216