KQED 88.5 and 89.3 FM
KQED 88.5 and 89.3 FM is a prominent public radio station based in San Francisco, California, serving the Bay Area with a focus on news, culture, and education. Known for its high-quality journalism, KQED offers in-depth coverage of local, national, and international news, along with insightful talk shows and interviews. The station is a trusted source for NPR programming, including "Morning Edition" and "All Things Considered," as well as original content like "Forum," a live call-in show discussing current events and issues. KQED also emphasizes arts and culture, featuring music, literature, and storytelling programs. Committed to public service, it provides educational resources and community engagement initiatives. With a mission to inform, inspire, and empower listeners, KQED fosters informed civic participation and cultural enrichment. Its dual frequencies, 88.5 FM and 89.3 FM, ensure broad accessibility across the region. The station is supported by members, grants, and sponsors, maintaining its independence and integrity. KQED’s digital platforms extend its reach, offering podcasts, live streaming, and on-demand content. A cornerstone of public media, KQED remains a vital resource for diverse audiences seeking thoughtful, reliable, and engaging programming.