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KGNU Broadcast Live On-Air
KGNU Music 24/7 Music Station
You can listen to KGNU on your radio by tuning into 88.5 FM (Boulder), 98.7 FM (Ft. Collins), and more.
Did you know we have our very own App? Download for iPhone and Android at the app store.
We offer various ways to listen to KGNU online via computer, mobile phone, smart devices, and more.
The KGNU mobile app for iOS and Android makes it easy to tune in to KGNU wherever you are. Listen to KGNU live and KGNU Music, our all-music stream, News and Music Archives on demand, toggle between programs and more. New features include quick access to KGNU Podcasts and quick access to our social media channels. Also find links to information on station events and special offers.
We offer various ways to listen to KGNU through your device. We have provided specific instructions on listening through each popular device/system.
Just say “Listen to KGNU Radio.” (Siri, Alexa, Google Home, etc)
Copy and paste URL below. Station = KGNU.
https://kgnu.streamguys1.com/kgnu
This works with other media players as well.
Audio stops playing
If the web player stops after a short time on your mobile device or browser, you can play the stream in your music app. Copy/paste the URL above. Web players may stop playing depending on power and sleep settings. We recommend KGNU’s mobile app if you experience this issue on your mobile device.
Can’t find KGNU in Apple Music?
Try searching for ‘KGNU Community Radio’.
Our FM and AM signals reach thousands of listeners in Boulder, Denver, Aurora and many other metro area communities. If you haven’t been able to hear KGNU clearly on 88.5 FM, we encourage you tune in as we’ve expanded our FM signal power and range.
Our FM signal is produced by a transmit power of about 4 Kilowatts, that is a significant increase over our previous power, but lower than other commercial FM signals.
An indoor or outdoor FM antenna attached to your receiver may improve your reception.
In the daytime, KGNU’s AM signal covers the Denver Metro area and beyond.
At nightime, to avoid interference to other radio stations at the same frequency in other areas, the FCC ordered us to reduce our power. Then, many people outside of our main coverage areas find it difficult to tune in. Therefore, we would like to suggest some options for improving KGNU AM reception at home.
MAKE SURE THERE’S AN ANTENNA:
If your radio has a connection in the back for an AM antenna (often a loop antenna) make sure there is one connected.
TURN THE ANTENNA:
KGNU’s AM transmitter is in Englewood. Turn the radio’s AM antennas so that it faces our transmitter.
MAKE YOUR OWN ANTENNA:
If you want, you can make your own AM antenna with a long piece of wire. If your radio has a connection for a loop antenna, use two wires, one on each terminal.