Missouri Radio Online: Stations Streaming Live

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Title card for the guide: Missouri Radio Online, in amber on black with an equaliser motif

You can listen to Missouri radio online in any browser, with no download and no account: open 72FM, search for a station's name, and press play. Missouri streams public radio from St. Louis, Kansas City and the Ozarks, a line in classic rock and one of the internet's biggest families of Christian rock channels.

Public and community

  • St. Louis Public Radio (KWMU 90.7) — NPR from St. Louis.
  • KKFI 90.1 — community radio from Kansas City.
  • Ozarks Public Radio (KSMU 90.1) — NPR and classical from Springfield.
  • KJLU 88.9 — smooth jazz and blues from Lincoln University in Jefferson City.

Rock and hits

  • Megarock Radio — classic and hard rock, the most-voted Missouri station in the directory.
  • St Louis Classic Rock — 60s and 70s rock.
  • KLOU 103.3 — 70s, 80s and 90s hits from St. Louis.

Internet channels

  • ChristianRock.net and its sister channels — Christian rock, hard rock and praise music.
  • HPR1 Traditional Classic Country — old-school country.
  • Positively Baroque — baroque classical.

The sound of the state

Kansas City jazz grew up in the clubs of 18th and Vine, where Count Basie's band played and Charlie Parker learned his trade; St. Louis has its own blues, and Chuck Berry came from there. Jazz radio, blues radio and classic rock radio go further.

Listening from elsewhere

Missouri keeps Central time — six hours behind UTC in winter and five in summer.

A route in

  1. St. Louis Public Radio, for news.
  2. KKFI, for Kansas City community radio.
  3. Megarock Radio, for rock.

Up the river, Chicago radio online is next.

Frequently asked questions

How can I listen to Missouri radio online for free?

Search for the station on 72FM — St. Louis Public Radio, KKFI, KSMU and Megarock Radio are in the directory — no download and no account, with an hour a day free.

Is there jazz radio from Missouri?

Yes — KJLU 88.9 plays smooth jazz and blues from Jefferson City.

What time is it in Missouri for live radio?

Central time: six hours behind UTC in winter and five in summer.