Kentucky Radio Online: Stations Streaming Live
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You can listen to Kentucky radio online in any browser, with no download and no account: open 72FM, search for a station's name, and press play. Kentucky streams Louisville's three public stations, college radio from Bowling Green and Lexington, and mountain community radio from Appalachia.
Louisville
- WFPL 89.3 — news from Louisville Public Media.
- WFPK 91.9 — independent and adult alternative music.
- WUOL 90.5 — classical.
- ARTxFM (WXOX 97.1) — community arts radio.
Across the state
- WKU Public Radio (WKYU 88.9) — NPR from Bowling Green, the most-voted Kentucky station in the directory.
- WUKY — the University of Kentucky's station in Lexington, with a rock stream.
- WMMT 88.7 — mountain community radio from Whitesburg, in eastern Kentucky's coalfields.
Music
- D93 (WDNS) — classic rock from Bowling Green.
- Nash Icon 103.7 — country.
- Hot 96 — top 40 from Owensboro.
The sound of the state
Bill Monroe, the father of bluegrass, came from Rosine, Kentucky, and named the music after his band, the Blue Grass Boys. WMMT in Whitesburg keeps the mountain tradition on air. Bluegrass radio, Nashville radio and country radio go further.
Listening from elsewhere
Eastern Kentucky, including Louisville and Lexington, keeps Eastern time — five hours behind UTC in winter and four in summer; the western half, including Bowling Green, is an hour behind on Central time.
A route in
- WFPK, for music.
- WMMT, for the mountains.
- WUOL, for classical.
Down the road, Nashville radio online is next.
Frequently asked questions
How can I listen to Kentucky radio online for free?
Search for the station on 72FM — WFPL, WFPK, WUKY and WMMT are in the directory — no download and no account, with an hour a day free.
Is there bluegrass radio from Kentucky?
WMMT in Whitesburg plays mountain music, and bluegrass is named after Kentucky's Bill Monroe and his Blue Grass Boys.
What time is it in Kentucky for live radio?
Eastern time in the east, including Louisville; Central time in the west, including Bowling Green.