WNMU-FM Public radio 90

Our mission: WNMU-FM serves the public interest by creating and delivering, through various media platforms, diverse and in-depth content that informs, entertains, and enriches the Upper Great Lakes region and beyond. In partnership with Northern Michigan University, WNMU is a reflection of the local community, engaging businesses and listeners to create a self-sustaining service. Northern Michigan University's public radio operates from on-campus studios in NMU's Learning Resources Center and broadcasts from a transmitter located in Ely Township, southwest of Ishpeming. We feature NPR news, classical, jazz, traditional, blues and international music as well as entertainment programs and specials. We carry popular NPR programs such as Wait, Wait Don’t Tell Me, Morning Edition, All Things Considered, World Cafe, Mountain Stage and many others. We also focus on Marquette and Upper Peninsula arts && cultural events. Our live stream is on-air, 24/7 at wnmufm.org/live-stream. We are Upper Great Lakes News, Music and Arts && Culture; we are Public Radio 90, WNMU-FM.

WNMU-FM Public Radio 90: Marquette's Cultural and Informational Hub

Based in Marquette, Michigan, WNMU-FM Public Radio 90, operated by Northern Michigan University, is a key public radio station serving the Upper Great Lakes region. With a mission to inform, entertain, and enrich its audience, WNMU-FM is a cornerstone of cultural and educational broadcasting in the area.

Broadcasting from the university's Learning Resources Center and transmitting from Ely Township, southwest of Ishpeming, WNMU-FM offers a diverse range of programming. The station’s schedule includes an impressive mix of classical and jazz music, providing a sophisticated soundtrack for its listeners. In addition to these musical genres, WNMU-FM features a variety of NPR and Public Radio International (PRI) programs, such as "Wait, Wait, Don’t Tell Me," "Morning Edition," "All Things Considered," "World Cafe," and "Mountain Stage."

WNMU-FM is dedicated to reflecting and serving its local community. The station highlights Marquette and Upper Peninsula arts and cultural events, fostering a deeper connection with the region’s unique cultural landscape. This local focus is complemented by educational programming designed to benefit both students and community members, further establishing the station as an important educational resource.

The station’s commitment to providing high-quality, engaging content is evident in its diverse programming offerings. From live concerts and interviews to in-depth news coverage and entertaining talk shows, WNMU-FM caters to a wide range of interests and needs.

For those who cannot tune in via FM, WNMU-FM’s live stream is available 24/7 at wnmufm.org/live-stream, ensuring that its programming is accessible to a broader audience.

As a member of the National Public Radio and Public Radio International networks, and affiliated with the Michigan Public Radio Network, WNMU-FM continues to be a vital source of news, music, and cultural programming for the Upper Great Lakes region.