WRTI-HD2 Temple University - Philadelphia, PA - Jazz Program

Over 300,000 listeners tune to WRTI each week on the radio, and an ever-growing number of people listen online via our two 24-hour web streams, on Internet radio, or on the WRTI Mobile App. The station has 14 frequencies. Our broadcast signal in Pennsylvania extends west to Harrisburg and north to Scranton and Wilkes-Barre. We reach listeners as far south as Dover, DE, and east in Atlantic City, NJ.

WRTI-HD2 Temple University: Philadelphia’s Premier Jazz Destination

WRTI-HD2 Temple University, a distinguished member of the WRTI family of radio stations, offers Philadelphia a vibrant and diverse jazz experience. Operating from the campus of Temple University, this station is dedicated to celebrating and promoting jazz music in all its forms, making it a cornerstone for jazz enthusiasts in the region.

Broadcasting a rich array of jazz genres, WRTI-HD2 plays everything from traditional jazz and swing to bebop, Latin jazz, and contemporary jazz. This eclectic mix ensures that listeners are treated to both classic and cutting-edge sounds, providing a comprehensive view of jazz's evolving landscape.

In addition to its broad musical offerings, WRTI-HD2 also enriches its programming with interviews featuring prominent jazz musicians, live performances, and educational segments. These elements not only enhance the listening experience but also foster a deeper appreciation for the art form and its rich history.

The station’s commitment to jazz extends beyond Philadelphia, reaching a wider audience through its broadcast signal. With over 300,000 listeners tuning in each week via radio, online web streams, Internet radio, and the WRTI Mobile App, WRTI-HD2 makes jazz accessible to fans both near and far. Its signal covers much of Pennsylvania, including Harrisburg, Scranton, and Wilkes-Barre, and reaches into Delaware and New Jersey.

WRTI-HD2 Temple University is more than just a radio station; it’s a vital cultural asset that celebrates the diversity and depth of jazz music while engaging with the community and educating listeners about this dynamic genre.