New Mexico Radio Online: Stations Streaming Live

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

You can listen to New Mexico radio online in any browser, with no download and no account: open 72FM, search for a station's name, and press play. New Mexico streams public radio from Albuquerque, Santa Fe and Las Cruces, Spanish-language hits and a Navajo-language station.

Public radio

  • KUNM 89.9 — public and community radio from the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque, the most-voted New Mexico public station in the directory.
  • KANW 89.1 — public radio from Albuquerque.
  • KSFR 101.1 — Santa Fe Public Radio.
  • KRWG 90.7 — public radio from Las Cruces.
  • KHFM — classical music.

Music

  • Jose 105.9 (KRZY-FM) — Spanish-language hits from Santa Fe.
  • KBAC 98.1 Radio Free Santa Fe — adult alternative.
  • KNCE 93.5 True Taos Radio — rock, jazz and jam bands from Taos.
  • The Oasis 103.7 — smooth jazz.

Navajo Nation

  • KNDN 960 — Navajo-language radio from Farmington.

The sound of the state

New Mexico has its own music: New Mexico music blends Spanish, Mexican and country traditions and is sung in Spanish and English. KNDN broadcasts almost entirely in the Navajo language. Mexican radio, Phoenix radio and Denver radio go further.

Listening from elsewhere

New Mexico keeps Mountain time — seven hours behind UTC in winter and six in summer.

A route in

  1. KUNM, for public radio.
  2. Jose 105.9, for Spanish-language hits.
  3. KNDN, for Navajo radio.

To the west, Phoenix radio online is next.

Frequently asked questions

How can I listen to New Mexico radio online for free?

Search for the station on 72FM — KUNM, KANW, KSFR and KNDN are in the directory — no download and no account, with an hour a day free.

Is there Navajo-language radio?

Yes — KNDN 960 from Farmington broadcasts largely in Navajo.

What time is it in New Mexico for live radio?

Mountain time: seven hours behind UTC in winter and six in summer.