Minnesota Public Radio, Public radio network in Saint Paul, United States
Minnesota Public Radio is a radio network operating 46 stations across the upper Midwest, broadcasting news, classical music, and contemporary programming through three separate services. The network reaches listeners via FM frequencies, digital streaming platforms, mobile applications, and podcasts.
The network began in 1967 as KSJR-FM at Saint John's University in Collegeville under William H. Kling's leadership. From that single station, it grew into a major regional broadcasting system serving millions.
The network features regular classical concerts and performances from local musicians, bringing Minnesota's arts scene directly to listeners. This musical focus has become central to its identity and draws people who care about the arts.
Listeners can access content through FM radio, streaming platforms, mobile apps, and podcasts for flexible listening options. Most content is freely available, and the regional network is receivable across the broader area.
The network has an exceptionally engaged listening base, with more monthly recurring donors than any other public radio network in the country. This loyalty reflects how deeply people value the programming and mission.
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