Our studios and offices are located at the southwest corner of the Missouri State University campus, in Strong Hall, Room 115. Photos by Photographic Services/Missouri State University KSMU Radio is jointly-licensed with Ozarks Public Television, the region’s PBS affiliate. Brought together in 2001, the stations formed Ozarks Public Broadcasting, licensed to and operated by Missouri State University. The work of Ozarks Public Broadcasting is deeply rooted in public service. Every effort we undertake is in service to – and made possible by – our community.Īerial photos from the West Mall. Murrow Awards, and scores of honors from other institutions, including the Missouri Broadcasters Association, Public Radio News Directors Incorporated, the Missouri Bar Association, and the Missouri State Teachers Association. Murrow Awards, more than a dozen Regional Edward R. KSMU is proud of our award-winning news coverage. Our news team has been recognized with multiple National Edward R. And through local, regional, national, and international news, KSMU helps listeners stay informed on topics that affect their lives. Through a variety of programs, KSMU offers storytelling and entertainment that respects the listener’s time and intelligence. With locally-produced music programs ranging from bluegrass to blues, KSMU provides something truly unique on the radio dial. With that purpose in mind, KSMU strives to bring the highest quality information and entertainment to listeners throughout the Ozarks. KSMU, the region’s NPR affiliate, signed on the air in 1974 with the same mission we pursue today – to encourage audiences to explore ideas and to deepen our shared understanding of what it means to be an engaged citizen of our community.
Since its modest beginnings in a "charming" little house on National Avenue, KSMU Radio has been dedicated to quality.
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