Marfa Public Radio

Marfa Public Radio, a nonprofit noncommercial public radio station, is the voice of the Transpecos region of far West Texas. Broadcasting from the Kay Burnett Studios in Marfa, Texas on 93.5 FM, the station serves the Big Bend region with listener-supported public radio that informs, educates, and entertains.

Striving to promote cultural enrichment, Marfa Public Radio underscores the importance of art to education, the local economy, and quality of life. The station is committed to presenting regional history programs and providing community outreach through its network affiliations.

Among their key services are news and information programs that are not only relevant but also invaluable to their listeners. Their unique positioning in the industry is built on their established partnerships with leaders in education, business, arts, and community causes. These collaborations allow the station to deliver a rich and diverse range of content that reflects the region's unique cultural identity.

Marfa Public Radio stands out as an essential community resource, offering a platform for local voices and a window into the soul of the far West Texas region. By fostering engagement and dialogue through quality programming, Marfa Public Radio captures the heart of its community and remains a key player in the public radio sector.

Broadcast Media Production and Distribution

Marfa, TX

2006