KSUT - Four Corners Public Radio

KSUT - Four Corners Public Radio is a public radio station based in Ignacio, Colorado, serving the Four Corners region of the southwestern United States. The station broadcasts a public radio format featuring NPR news programs like Morning Edition and All Things Considered, combined with a diverse music discovery format known as the Music Blend. This mix includes genres such as Americana, folk, rock, bluegrass, jazz, blues, and world music. Listeners can tune in to this unique blend of news and music on frequencies including 90.1 FM in Ignacio, 89.3 FM in Durango, and 88.1 FM in Farmington, New Mexico, and Pagosa Springs, or listen live via its official stream.

Owned by the non-profit KSUT Public Radio, the organization actually operates two distinct services. Four Corners Public Radio is the primary NPR and music service for the wider region, while Southern Ute Tribal Radio focuses on Native American programming, news, and music for the Southern Ute community. This dual service reflects the station's origins, which began in 1976 to serve the Southern Ute Indian Reservation. You can stream online to hear locally produced shows such as KSUT Conversations, alongside popular national public radio programs like Fresh Air and Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!.

The station provides extensive coverage of regional news, including Native and Indigenous news, Colorado politics, and environmental issues affecting the Mountain West. Its live streaming service ensures that whether you are in Durango, Farmington, or anywhere else, you can easily listen radio online to stay informed and entertained by its eclectic programming. With a commitment to serving its diverse audience through both Four Corners Public Radio and Southern Ute Tribal Radio, KSUT remains a vital community resource in the Southwest.