Interlochen Public Radio

Interlochen Public Radio is the National Public Radio member network for Northern Michigan, serving areas such as Grand Traverse, Petoskey, Ludington, Manistee, and northwest Michigan. Operated by the Interlochen Center for the Arts from studios in Interlochen, it broadcasts a dual format of classical music and news on multiple FM stations. Listeners can enjoy classical music on "Classical IPR" and news and talk programming on "IPR News Radio," featuring content from NPR, Public Radio International, and other sources, and they can listen live to these distinct services.

The station's programming includes a variety of shows such as Points North, Up North Lowdown, Intermezzo, Music By Request, and The Volunteers, alongside special projects and local news coverage. It also produces series like GAMEPLAY, which explores videogame music, and the National Writers Series, featuring discussions with authors. The station makes its content widely accessible, allowing audiences to stream online via its website, mobile app, and smart devices.

As a listener-supported service, Interlochen Public Radio provides continuous cultural and informational programming, including live broadcasts from the Interlochen Center for the Arts and archived musical performances. The station's commitment to serving its region is enhanced by modern accessibility, offering reliable live streaming and the ability to listen radio online, ensuring its classical music and news are available to a broad audience throughout Northern Michigan and beyond.