AIROS

The American Indian Radio on Satellite (AIROS) network is a national distribution system for Native programming to Tribal communities and to general audiences through Native American and other public radio stations as well as the Internet.

Listen to NAPT AIROS Programs Via Real Audio- 24 hours a day!

Press Release

Daily Distribution: The AIROS network offers distribution seven days a week on the Public Radio Satellite System. Native America Calling, AIROS's flagship program, is a live one-hour call-in show, now distributed to 27 Native American radio stations and the National Public Radio system, Monday through Friday at noon Central Time.

Check out our program schedule to find out when your favorite programs are on!

Alter Native Voices features Native American music, live interviews, and news reports relevant to Native American issues. Alter Native Voices is produced and hosted by Z. Susanne Aikman (Eastern Band Cherokee/Scot) and originates from KUVO-FM in Denver.
Different Drums is a Native American music program produced and hosted by Tricia King at KBBI in Homer, Alaska.
Native Sounds-Native Voices is a music service presented in two 60-minute modules, back to back featuring traditional and contemporary Native American music. NS-NV is produced in two formats, the National Edition with host/producer John Gregg, Sr. (Hopi/Inupiat) and regional producers from across North America.
New Letters on the Air, produced and hosted by Angela Elam, provides interviews with authors who are, or write about, Native Americans.
Oyate Ta Olowan (Songs of the People) features two different Native American musicians and their music every week. It is produced by Milt Lee (Cheyenne River Sioux) and Jamie Lee of Rapid City, South Dakota.
Spirit Line is showcase for contemporary and traditional Native American poetry and music Host/producer is Laurita Fowler (Navajo) of KGHR-FM in Tuba City, Arizona

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