Here's what WRKF is up to in the studio, on the air, behind the scenes, and in the community— all thanks to generous support from our community members.
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We recognize Earth Day this year with special programs that honor stories of environmentalism and conservation and explain efforts to address industrial carbon monoxide emissions. -
In honor of National Financial Literacy Month, WRKF brings you special programming about money from a variety of angles. From federal funding for the CPB and teaching kids about money to navigating a time of unprecedented economic disruption, we'll be talking about money on WRKF. -
Join WRKF for radio that looks into historical achievements in gender equality, suffragists, and women in leadership roles, scientific roles, and more. -
Listen with us as we recognize Black History Month this February, with special programming exploring representation in history, landmark court battles, and poetry as a vehicle for expression. -
WRKF presents a free financial literacy conference aiming to help residents from all backgrounds and income levels gain the financial skills needed to meet their present, future, and emergency needs. The conference focuses on improving families' lives through better financial planning. WRKF is committed to delivering reliable information from knowledgeable financial professionals and providing impartial education that doesn't promote any company, product, or service. -
We present these programs remembering the legacy of former president Jimmy Carter, including his political career as well as his post-presidential humanitarian work. -
WRKF celebrates the holiday season with music, tradition, and storytelling. Join WRKF as we observe the Winter Solstice, Christmas, Hanukkah, and the new year. -
Taylor Caffery, longtime host of the Saturday night music program Hootenanny Power on WRKF, will join the Folk Radio Hall of Fame at the 2025 International Folk Music Awards (IFMAs) in a Folk Alliance International Conference ceremony on February 19, 2025, in Montréal, Canada. -
We welcome the holiday with programs about food, cooking, thankfulness, forgiveness, humanity, community, and even holiday mishaps. -
As we digest the results of the 2024 elections, we offer special programming that addresses democracy and other forms of government, division and working through differences, the role of the press, and the anticipated impacts of the second Trump presidency.
