KNTU FM 88.1 The One
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KNTU is licensed to the University of North Texas and is on the air 24 hours, every day of the year, broadcasting with 100,000 watts at 88.1 FM.
The station went on the air officially on Oct. 31, 1969, with only 440 watts at 88.5 FM. But during subsequent years as the station was allowed to increase its power it moved to 88.1 FM. Source
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| Scope | Local, Student/Alumni |
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
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| Radio Media Market | N/A |
| Radio Format | Jazz |
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Search ArticlesYour Jazz Anytime, Anywhere
There are so many ways to hear the Jazz you have enjoyed in North Texas for over forty years. First, we are still at kntu.com, on the TuneIn radio app, and on newer car stereos equipped to receive HD (High Definition) broadcasts (FREE of charge). To receive our broadcast, tune to 88.1 FM. Wait four seconds and when you see 88.1-1 or 88.1 HD 1, click or tap the tuner button one time to the right to receive 88.1-2 or 88.1 HD2.
KNTU Jazz Stream MOVING SOON TO MEDIA NORTH TEXAS
All of us at KNTU Jazz are excited to announce our new webpage! On Tuesday April 2, KNTU will be moving our online radio station stream to its temporary new page on Media North Texas. This move will still allow you to stream our full station 24/7 until our new website is up. You will be able to stream the live radio station and see the past seven days of music from the new page. Please use the new address medianorthtexas.com to stream KNTU Jazz. Thanks for listening!
Last 7 Days of Music on KNTU-JAZZ
Now Playing: 88.1 The One KNTU-FM Any current UNT student is eligible to join the staff at KNTU to help provide programming to our audience. KNTU broadcasts two radio stations 24/7/365 with state of art technology allowing both live and automated operations. To begin your path to join us, click here for an application. Fill it out, submit it, then contact us either in person (RTFP 273-277) or email (info@881indie.com).
Holiday programming
Our wall-to-wall holiday sounds have begun. We hope you enjoy the music and more that we’ve got scheduled for you. This is the time when we stretch out and include all genres since so many musicians have recorded a lot of terrific versions of holiday tunes through the years. There are even some new goodies just released this year! Some longer form programming highlights — “A Christmas Carol” one-man presentation of the Charles Dickens classic on Saturday, Dec. 23, at 10 p.m.; Sunday, Dec.
Enjoy KNTU Jazz on your mobile device
There are many apps you could use to listen to the KNTU Jazz stream online including what we’ve got on TuneIn — available free for Android, Windows, and Apple phones. There’s also a version of the app available for the iPad, Android, and Amazon Kindle tablets. If you have another favorite app you use to listen to KNTU on your smartphone or other mobile device, please send us a note at kntu@unt.edu.
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Any current UNT student is eligible to join the staff at KNTU to help provide programming to our audience. KNTU broadcasts two radio stations 24/7/365 with state of art technology allowing both live and automated operations. To begin your path to join us, click here for an application. Fill it out, submit it, then contact us either in person (RTFP 273-277) or email (info@881indie.com).
Rangers defeat Diamondbacks to win World Series
PHOENIX, Arizona (TTWN) The Texas Rangers became the World Series champions for the first time in franchise history on Wednesday, Nov. 1. Texas defeated the Arizona Diamondbacks 5-0 in Game Five of the Fall Classic in Phoenix. Mitch Garver delivered the go-ahead run in the seventh inning after the Rangers were no-hit through the first six innings. Marcus Semien helped break the game open with a two-run homer in the ninth.
Biden addresses nation on Israel, Ukraine wars
Washington (24/7 News Source) President Joe Biden addressed the nation from the Oval Office on Thursday, Oct. 19, about the wars in Israel and Ukraine. The president laid out why the conflicts are critical to the national security of the United States. This marks the second time Biden has delivered formal remarks from the Oval Office since becoming president. Biden said there is no higher priority than getting the hostages held by Hamas back home.
The Finer Things, Episode 1
By KNTU Staff on · The Finer Things In this debut episode of The Finer Things, Ereanna Williams introduces her new pop culture podcast with a look at celebrating six-month relationships, a review of the new Disney Studios film The Little Mermaid, and more. Share. Twitter Facebook Google+ Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Email
The Finer Things, Episode 1
By KNTU Staff on · The Finer Things In this debut episode of The Finer Things, Ereanna introduces a new pop culture podcast, talks about celebrating 6 month relationships, reviews The Little Mermaid, and more. Share. Twitter Facebook Google+ Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Email