Listeners can also stream the station at and through NEPR’s app. With the addition of 91.9 FM WAIC, the NEPR News Network can now be heard on be heard on seven stations throughout the region including 89.3 FM in Hampshire County, 91.7 FM in Franklin County, 89.5 FM and 89.9 FM in Berkshire County, 88.5 FM HD-3 in Franklin, Hampshire and Hampden Counties, and on AM 640 across western New England and into New York State. The NEPR News Network was launched in 2007 to compliment the mixed format service in WFCR, and caters to listeners who prefer 24-hour news and talk programming. New England Public Radio also broadcasts news, jazz and classical music on its flagship station 88.5 FM WFCR, and translators throughout Berkshire County. The network offers fresh perspectives on the biggest stories from around the world, and a deeper connection to what’s happening locally through a diverse range of public radio programs that offer well-balanced reporting, in-depth interviews, call-in discussions with global listeners, and thoughtful conversations on diverse topics. The NEPR News Network provides a robust line up of news, talk and cultural programming that allows individuals in western New England to explore and enjoy the world around them. They will benefit academically and gain real life experience with a well-respected media organization.” American International College students will now join students from New England Public Radio’s other academic partners including UMass Amherst and Amherst, Hampshire, Mount Holyoke and Smith Colleges and Berkshire Community College in participating in NEPR’s paid internship opportunities.Īccording to American International College President Vincent Maniaci, “This exciting collaboration between AIC and NEPR will provide our students with access to New England Public Radio right here in Springfield. In addition, AIC students will be encouraged to participate in NEPR’s paid internship program which offers experience in several station departments including the newsroom, marketing, programming and NEPR’s Media Lab. These learning opportunities will be hosted at one of NEPR’s two Springfield facilities. Seminar topics may include the art of recording conversations conducting research and interviews drafting interview questions editing voice techniques and other fundamental skills and journalistic practices. NEPR will work with the College faculty to design course curriculum that complies with AIC standards for academic credit. New England Public Radio’s programming partners include NPR (National Public Radio), American Public Media, and Public Radio International among others, presenting programs like Morning Edition, Here & Now, All Things Considered, Fresh Air, On Point and The BBC World Service.Īs part of its agreement with American International College, New England Public Radio will offer educational seminars on media to AIC students each academic year. Beginning on July 1, 2016, WAIC 91.9 FM, will become the newest station to join the NEPR News Network, providing Hampden County with a 24-hour public radio news service on the FM dial.
SPRINGFIELD, MA - American International College (AIC) and New England Public Radio (NEPR) are pleased to announce a new partnership that will benefit students at the College and enhance news network coverage for NEPR. Listeners can catch STARFM on 91.9 FM and online.American International College and New England Public Radio Announce Partnership I’m confident that our STAR team will fast become the firm favourite in the radio firmament,” said Du Preez, as quoted in MediaUpdate.
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“We aim to be different, inclusive, hot, trend-setting, authentic, professional and, more importantly, we want our listeners to feel like they are truly a part of this amazing journey. STARFM 91.9’s programme manager Caren Du Preez is eager and excited about the new station, which she believes will become a firm favourite in no time.
The 15:00 to 18:00 slot is taken up by the North STAR Drive when STARFM’s Justin and Sibs take to the airwaves.The show airs from midday to 15:00, Monday to Friday. Next up is Star Lunch with Mantsoe Pout.From entertainment to informative and inspirational topics, Mzi will bring a different dynamic, ensuring listeners feel like they have a companion in radio that understands their needs. This is followed by Mzi from 09:00 to 12:00. The show aims to be to be humorous, inclusive and real. The week kicks off with Greg and Lucky in the Mornings, from 06:00 to 09:00.The station also welcomes stand-up comedian and entertainer Mark Mdluli to its line-up.
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