NPR Finder - Instant NPR Station Locator

Name: NPR Finder - Instant NPR Station Locator
Rating: 3.2 (138 reviews)
Author: Villegas Ventures LLC

Reference

Only for iPhone

Free · Designed for iPhone

138 Ratings
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Reference
Developer

Villegas Ventures LLC
Language

EN
+ 2 More
Size

25.3
MB

iPhone

Never lose your NPR Station again. NPR Finder helps you instantly locate the best National Public Radio (NPR) stations near you, so that you won't miss any of your favorite shows. NPR Finder is an NPR station locator that gets straight to the point. Just open the app, and the correct NPR station for your location will be displayed. Whether your craving is NPR News, NPR Music, NPR: Wait wait... don't tell me! or NPR: fresh air, never lose out again, while you're on the road. NPR logo, name and trademarks owned by NPR. Not affiliated with NPR One. Please, be responsible and do not use NPR Finder while operating a motor vehicle.

Ratings & Reviews

3.2

out of 5

138 Ratings

Needs to work with Apple CarPlay
09/24/2019

FHS Hot Dog
I listen to NPR whenever I am driving. Recently had the newly-issued Apple CarPlay installed in my car. Found out that the app is not programmed to work with Apple CarPlay. Would really love it if your company would update app features to include Apple Carplay access.
Needs to work with Apple CarPlay
09/24/2019

FHS Hot Dog

I listen to NPR whenever I am driving. Recently had the newly-issued Apple CarPlay installed in my car. Found out that the app is not programmed to work with Apple CarPlay. Would really love it if your company would update app features to include Apple Carplay access.
Why only one station? Very incomplete.
08/13/2018

JNGaffney
I just put 2,700 on the road for vacation and was continually frustrated with the limits of the app. It only lists ONE station for any and all geographic areas, when I know for a fact many of the areas I was in have two or three stations. Many times it was the NPR classical station presented, but a quick radio scan makes it pretty easy to find a classical station on my own. With so many variations of NPR news stations’ schedules, especially on the weekend, to not list THAT station made the app almost worthless. A good idea with poor execution.
Why only one station? Very incomplete.
08/13/2018

JNGaffney

I just put 2,700 on the road for vacation and was continually frustrated with the limits of the app. It only lists ONE station for any and all geographic areas, when I know for a fact many of the areas I was in have two or three stations. Many times it was the NPR classical station presented, but a quick radio scan makes it pretty easy to find a classical station on my own. With so many variations of NPR news stations’ schedules, especially on the weekend, to not list THAT station made the app almost worthless. A good idea with poor execution.
Ok, but...
07/15/2017

Odiedavis
Works quickly, but only shows one station. In a given area, it brings up the closest station. But, if there is a news station in addition to a classical station, you'd never know it. I'd like to see the top 2 or 3 with a word or two on its preferred genre. Thanks!
Ok, but...
07/15/2017

Odiedavis

Works quickly, but only shows one station. In a given area, it brings up the closest station. But, if there is a news station in addition to a classical station, you'd never know it. I'd like to see the top 2 or 3 with a word or two on its preferred genre. Thanks!
Little to none information
04/22/2018

Lies eel
It only shows ONE station, and no information about it. And it’s not necessarily the best and clear reception. Disappointed and would suggest to work out the lack of features. How about you make it “open source “ and let the listeners add information, not unlike WIKIPEDIA?
Little to none information
04/22/2018

Lies eel

It only shows ONE station, and no information about it. And it’s not necessarily the best and clear reception. Disappointed and would suggest to work out the lack of features. How about you make it “open source “ and let the listeners add information, not unlike WIKIPEDIA?