WERU Community Radio is an independent, noncommercial, educational media organization. WERU engages with the local community to provide diverse music, independent news, public affairs and cultural content that connects, informs, and inspires.

WERU Community Radio 89.9 FM - diverse and grassroots radio serving Midcoast, Downeast & Bangor, a voice of many voices! Serving Midcoast, Downeast & Central Maine

Live stream: WERU Community Radio is an independent, noncommercial, educational media organization. Our mission is to engage with the community to provide diverse music, entertainment and alternative news and public affairs programming, with emphasis on local people, issues and cultures.

2025年2月7日 · WERU engages with the local community to provide diverse music, independent news, public affairs and cultural content that connects, informs, and inspires. WERU is an independent, noncommercial, community media organization.

The WERU Community Radio App allows you to listen to WERU, pause and rewind the live audio, and view the program schedule for WERU Community Radio all at once! You can explore and listen to On Demand content whenever you want, share stories with your friends and wake up to WERU with the alarm clock!

The Maine Monitor Radio Hour is a public affairs program that airs monthly on WERU Community Radio, in collaboration with The Maine Monitor (a publication of the nonprofit Maine Center for Public Interest Reporting). In this episode, Monitor environmental reporter Emmett Gartner joins host Kate Cough (Maine Monitor Editor) to talk about his recent series

WERU Community Radio 89.9 FM - diverse and grassroots radio serving Midcoast, Downeast & Bangor, a voice of many voices! Serving Midcoast, Downeast & Central Maine

MP3 Audio Archive Recordings (aka Podcasts) of all locally produced spoken word programming from Community Radio WERU 89.9 FM Blue Hill, Maine Serving Midcoast, Downeast & Central Maine

WERU Wabanaki Windows 8.27.24 Wabanaki Windows is a monthly community radio public affairs program, hosted by Donna Loring, Penobscot Indian Nation Tribal Elder. In this episode Donna and her guests explore Blood Quantum and the influence it has played in the development of Tribal Communities, membership numbers, and their very identities.

WERU engages with the local community to provide diverse music, independent news, public affairs and cultural content that connects, informs, and inspires. Calendar weru.org