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Montana Radio Café was born out of the desire for a radio station that plays great
music that no one else plays. After around 18 years of playing music that everyone
had heard a billion times, and for purely commercial reasons, Scott Johnston seized
the opportunity to start a music driven low power station broadcasting from the
studio he built on his front porch.
You can stream Montana Radio Café live at www.montanaradiocafe.org
music that no one else plays. After around 18 years of playing music that everyone
had heard a billion times, and for purely commercial reasons, Scott Johnston seized
the opportunity to start a music driven low power station broadcasting from the
studio he built on his front porch.
You can stream Montana Radio Café live at www.montanaradiocafe.org
KGLT 91.9 fm is alternative public radio broadcasting 24 hrs a day from Montana State University in
Bozeman, with translators in Helena (98.1) and Livingston (89.5). Our programming is diverse, offering
everything from Jazz to Rock - Classical to Bluegrass.
KGLT is listener supported. The majority of our operating funds come from Underwriting and our annual
Fund Drive. KGLT's listeners are loyal supporters who share a deep appreciation for our
non-commercial, diverse programming. Recently, KGLT has been awarded the 'Best Radio Station in
Bozeman' by the Tributary Magazine - three years in a row - and is one of the most listened-to stations
in Gallatin Valley.
Bozeman, with translators in Helena (98.1) and Livingston (89.5). Our programming is diverse, offering
everything from Jazz to Rock - Classical to Bluegrass.
KGLT is listener supported. The majority of our operating funds come from Underwriting and our annual
Fund Drive. KGLT's listeners are loyal supporters who share a deep appreciation for our
non-commercial, diverse programming. Recently, KGLT has been awarded the 'Best Radio Station in
Bozeman' by the Tributary Magazine - three years in a row - and is one of the most listened-to stations
in Gallatin Valley.
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