KOTZ 720 Kotzebue Broadcasting, AK

KOTZ 720 Kotzebue Broadcasting brings the authentic pulse of Alaska's northwest straight to your speakers. This isn't just public radio – it's your lifeline to Arctic stories, weather updates that matter, and NPR programming that resonates with local realities. When other stations fade into static across the tundra, KOTZ's signal holds strong, carrying everything from breaking news to the gentle hum of Native Alaskan voices sharing their heritage.

Tune in right now to hear what's playing across Alaska's remote communities. Our online stream delivers crisp, clear audio whether you're in Kotzebue proper or connecting from thousands of miles away. No registration walls, no subscription fees – just hit play for uninterrupted public service broadcasting. The current playlist blends nationally recognized NPR shows with hyperlocal content you won't find anywhere else, updated throughout the day as conditions change in the Bering Strait region.

Check our real-time feed to discover what's airing this exact moment – maybe it's Morning Edition with Arctic-specific forecasts, or perhaps an Iñupiaq language program. Unlike commercial stations cluttered with ads, KOTZ respects your ears with meaningful content from sign-on to sign-off. The HD-quality digital stream ensures you catch every word of special features like "The Frozen Footprint" documentary series or live coverage of the World Eskimo-Indian Olympics.

This is community radio that actually serves its community, whether you're a bush pilot checking aviation weather or a teacher in Anchorage wanting to stay connected to rural Alaska. The KOTZ experience goes beyond predictable playlists – it's about hearing the ice crack in a fisherman's voice as he discusses climate change, or catching traditional drum songs during the midnight sun. Press play and let Alaska's northwest coast come through loud and clear.