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WUMB-FM
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| WUMB | |
| City of license | Boston, Massachusetts |
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| Broadcast area | Greater Boston |
| Branding | WUMB Folk Radio |
| Frequency | 91.9 MHz (Also on HD Radio) |
| Format | Folk |
| ERP | 660 Watts |
| HAAT | 63 meters |
| Class | A |
| Facility ID | 66578 |
| Callsign meaning | University of Massachusetts Boston |
| Owner | University of Massachusetts Boston |
| Webcast | Listen Live |
| Website | www.wumb.org |
WUMB-FM (91.9 FM, Boston, Massachusetts) is the radio station of University of Massachusetts Boston, and broadcasts exclusively folk music. The station has received many awards for its outstanding programming.[1]
WUMB can be heard throughout Massachusetts on repeater signals owned and operated by the UMass in Worcester (WBPR 91.9 FM), Newburyport (WNEF 91.7 FM), Falmouth (WFPB 91.9 FM), and Orleans (WFPB 1170 AM). WUMB-FM can also be heard on the Internet and through the iTunes radio tuner service.
WFPB was originally a sister station of WKPE-FM until it was donated to UMass in 1999 by its then-owner, Grancam Communications.
WUMB-FM is noncommercial and operates as a United States-style public radio station, and also carries some NPR programming.
Each year since 1997, WUMB sponsors a live folk festival held at the University of Massachusetts, Boston called the Boston Folk Festival.[2]
- WUMB Folk Radio official website
- Query the FCC's FM station database for WUMB
- Radio Locator information on WUMB
- Query Arbitron's FM station database for WUMB
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| By AM frequency | 580 · 760 · 830 · 940 · 970 · 1230 · 1310 · 1440 |
| By callsign | WAAF · WBPR · WCHC · WCRN · WCUW · WEEI · WESO · WGFP · WICN · WNEB · WORC · WORC-FM · WSRS · WTAG · WVNE · WWFX · WXLO · WYCM |
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| By AM frequency | 1170 · 1240 |
| By FM frequency | 89.5 · 90.1 · 90.3 · 90.7 · 91.1 · 91.5 · 91.9 · 92.1 · 92.7 · 93.5 · 94.3 · 95.1 · 96.3 · 99.9 · 101.1 · 101.9 · 102.3 · 102.9 · 103.9 · 104.7 · 106.1 · 107.5 |
| By callsign | WCAI/WNAN/WZAI · WCCT · WCIB · WCOD-FM · WFCC-FM · WFPB · WFQR/WFRQ · WGTX · WKKL · WKPE-FM · WMVY · WNCK · WOCN-FM · WOMR · WPXC · WQRC · WRZE · WSDH · WXTK |
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Massachusetts Radio Markets: Boston • Cape Cod • New Bedford-Fall River • Springfield • Worcester Other Massachusetts Radio Regions: Pittsfield
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| Stations | Amherst WFCR · Amherst WPNI · Boston WBUR · Boston WGBH · Boston WUMB · Falmouth WFPB · Great Barrington WAMQ · Harwich WCCT · Nantucket WNAN · Orleans WFPB · Sandwich WSDH · W. Yarmouth WBUR · Westfield WNNZ · Woods Hole WCAI · Worcester WBPR · Worcester WICN |
| See also List of NPR stations | |
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