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KERA FM went on the air in July 1974 as the first full-time public radio station for North Texas. Today, KERA FM consistently ranks among the most-listened-to public radio news stations in the U.S.

Listen to live streams from KERA even while traveling! Start the app and your favorite station starts playing – no clicks to start listening. Integrated program schedules for both KERA 90.1 and KXT 91.7.

Starting Saturday, July 9, listeners can look forward to an exciting new weekend schedule on KERA FM. Under the new lineup, listeners will be able to enjoy beloved public radio programs and welcome new favorites, like Freakonomics and Snap Judgment, to their weekend routine.

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KERA FM live streams are down temporarily – we are working to restore services as soon as possible. KERA grows its services for North Texas; plans to break ground January 15, 2025

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