Radio Indígena

Radio Indígena is a Low Power FM station broadcasting on 94.1 FM to Ventura County, California, owned and operated by the Mixteco/Indigena Community Organizing Project (MICOP). Founded with support from hundreds of indigenous volunteers and leaders, the station launched its online stream in 2015 and began terrestrial broadcasting in 2017. It serves as a vital communication tool for indigenous, immigrant, and farmworker communities, offering programming that listeners can enjoy and listen live, featuring topics from community organizing and healthcare to wellbeing and indigenous music.

The station's programming is primarily in Spanish and multiple indigenous languages, including several variants of Mixteco, Zapoteco, and Purepecha. It hosts 17 hours of weekly live programming across 13 distinct shows, such as "Desayunando Con Mi Gente," "Con Amor Se Puede," and "El Campesino y Sus Derechos," hosted by communicators like Alma Mendez, Tere Santos, and Jorge Toledano. Listeners can stream online to access this mix of talk and musical content designed to educate, inform, and celebrate indigenous culture and values.

Radio Indígena provides a platform for community voices and indigenous journalism, with a schedule that includes music and public service announcements during weekends. The station's live streaming service ensures its content reaches a broad audience, allowing anyone to listen radio online and connect with the station's mission of supporting and empowering indigenous migrant communities on California's Central Coast.