Alaska Radio Online: Stations Streaming Live
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You can listen to Alaska radio online in any browser, with no download and no account: open 72FM, search for a station's name, and press play. Alaska's radio is mostly public and community stations serving towns far apart — from Anchorage and Juneau to Utqiaġvik on the Arctic coast.
Anchorage and Juneau
- Alaska Public Media (KSKA) — NPR from Anchorage.
- KNBA 90.3 — public radio from Koahnic Broadcasting, an Alaska Native media organisation in Anchorage.
- KTOO 104.3 — public radio from Juneau, with KRNN Rain Country Radio and KXLL Excellent Radio for music.
Across the state
- KBRW 91.9 — public radio from Utqiaġvik (formerly Barrow), the most-voted Alaska station in the directory.
- KUAC 89.9 — public radio from Fairbanks.
- KCAW Raven Radio — community radio from Sitka.
- KYUK 640 — public radio from Bethel, serving the Yukon–Kuskokwim Delta.
- KBBI 890 — public radio from Homer.
Music
- Radio North Pole — Christmas music, from near Fairbanks.
- XRock 95.9 — rock.
- Chet FM 93.5 — country, from Ester.
The sound of the state
Many Alaskan towns are off the road system, so a local public station is often a main source of news, weather and community notices. Utqiaġvik is the northernmost town in the United States. American radio, Seattle radio and Christmas radio go further.
Listening from elsewhere
Alaska keeps its own time — nine hours behind UTC in winter and eight in summer, an hour behind the US West Coast; the far western Aleutians are an hour further behind.
A route in
- Alaska Public Media, for news.
- KBRW, for the Arctic coast.
- Radio North Pole, for Christmas.
Down the coast, Seattle radio online is next.
Frequently asked questions
How can I listen to Alaska radio online for free?
Search for the station on 72FM — Alaska Public Media, KNBA, KTOO and KBRW are in the directory — no download and no account, with an hour a day free.
Is there Alaska Native radio?
Yes — KNBA 90.3, from Koahnic Broadcasting in Anchorage.
What time is it in Alaska for live radio?
Alaska time: nine hours behind UTC in winter and eight in summer.