WAMC - Northeast Public Radio

WAMC - Northeast Public Radio is a listener-supported non-commercial public radio network serving parts of seven northeastern states, including New York, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Vermont, New Jersey, New Hampshire, and Pennsylvania. Its studios are located on Central Avenue in Albany, New York, and it operates a network of repeaters and translators across the region. The station airs a public radio format focusing on news and talk, with some specialty music shows on weekends, and listeners can tune in to hear a mix of national and locally produced programming, including NPR staples like "Morning Edition" and "All Things Considered," and can listen live throughout the broadcast day.

The station is a member of National Public Radio, American Public Media, and Public Radio Exchange, and it carries the BBC World Service overnight. A significant portion of its weekday schedule features in-house productions such as "The Roundtable," "Midday Magazine," and "51%," alongside other syndicated programs like "The Academic Minute" and "Earth Wise." This blend of content provides in-depth conversations on current events, arts, culture, and local news for the Northeast. Audiences can conveniently stream online to access this dynamic lineup of talk and information-based shows.

In addition to its news and talk programming, WAMC offers specialty music programs such as the "WAMC Jazz Show" and broadcasts live concerts. The station is owned by the non-profit WAMC Northeast Public Radio and is led by a board of trustees. It provides continuous service 24 hours a day, supported by listener contributions and underwriting. This commitment ensures a reliable source of public media, with live streaming available for those who wish to listen radio online from anywhere within its extensive broadcast region or beyond.