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HD Radio™ is a new, digital format now broadcasting from WKSU's towers. Find out more in the video above.

HD Radio™ digital technology provides radio listeners with additional channels and a clean, crisp sound without the typical noise associated with analog radio. Even better, digital signals enable listeners to instantly access details like artist and song titles and, in some cases, mark music for future downloading.

WKSU fans with HD Radios can effortlessly move between the station's popular mix of music, news and classical music programs and two new music-centered side-channels - one all folk and the other aimed at the classical music listeners. Along with WKSU, WKSU HD-2 - Folk Alley, WKSU HD-3 - Classical, and WKSU HD-4 - News content, HD Radio listeners will have access to a wide variety of radio programming from other stations broadcasting in HD. And, unlike satellite radio with its monthly subscription, it's all completely free. HD Radio offers you even more of what you love about WKSU - a true diversity of high-quality programming.

Program Schedules for WKSU's HD channels:

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WKSU HD2 - Folk Alley
WKSU HD3 - The Classical Channel
WKSU HD4 - The News Channel

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