KBIA
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| Radio stations ( Public Broadcasting Act ) | |
| Program type | Information, culture, music |
| reception | FM 91.3 MHz with three HD channels (100 kW) and as an internet live stream |
| Reception area | Central Missouri United States
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| Start of transmission | May 1, 1972 |
| Broadcaster | The Curators University of Missouri |
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KBIA is a freelance public radio station on the National Public Radio network in Columbia , Missouri. The program consists of locally produced news shows, self-produced talk shows and NPR news programs such as All Things Considered and the Morning Edition .
The station is owned by the University of Missouri and operates its own independent newsroom. It also serves as a training facility for radio and radio students for the Missouri School of Journalism. The studios are now located in McReynolds Hall, while the transmitter and the transmission technology for KOMU-TV are outside the city.
KBIA-FM won two "National Headliner Awards" in 2017. The award was first awarded in 1935 and was then introduced by the Press Club of Atlantic City. Today the award is one of the most important radio journalism awards in the USA and is awarded for productions by both commercial and non-commercial stations.
Programs
KBIA uses the HD radio to transmit additional programs
- KBIA analog and HD1: KBIA main program with news, talk and music programs
- KBIA2: KBIA is broadcast on the channel, but changes to classical music for news broadcasts
- KBIA: transmits an AAA format
Web links
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- ↑ https://radio-locator.com/info/KBIA-FM
- ↑ KBIA-FM Wins 2 National Headliner Awards - Missouri School of Journalism . In: Missouri School of Journalism . May 3, 2017 ( missouri.edu [accessed July 15, 2017]).