Louisville Public Media 4+

Name: Louisville Public Media
Rating: 4 (49 reviews)
Author: Louisville Public Media

Louisville Public Media

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설명

The LPM App allows you to listen to 89.3 WFPL News, 91.9 WFPK Music and 90.5 WUOL Classical, stream local and national podcasts, view the program schedule, stay up-to-date with news and events and wake up to Louisville Public Media with the alarm clock.

App Features
* Listen to the live stream from LPM from wherever you are
* View on-air schedules for all three stations
* Stay up-to-date on recent news from LPM News and LPM Investigations
* Send the station a voice or video message via the Talk to LPM feature
* Listen to LPM and NPR podcasts on demand
* Sign up for an email newsletter, follow us on our social channels and learn ways you can support LPM

The LPM App is brought to you by the great people at Kentucky Public Radio, Inc. and Public Media Apps. We work to provide our valued listeners with great mobile solutions.

2024년 8월 22일

버전 6.2.14

Performance enhancements and bug fixes
Your feedback helps us make our app better for everyone. Please send us your suggestions via the "Settings & Help" section of the app!

4.0/5

49개의 평가

Kentuckiana NPR access

Recent app redesign is huge improvement. Story headlines now fully available and not truncated. LPMs local news and reporting is outstanding and is the star of this app. The only addition would be to access NPR national programs like Weekend Edition Saturday and Sunday, Morning, Edition, and All Things Considered in the Podcasts section.

Better Local Focus, but....

I really like the redesign that highlights the radio stations under the Louisville Public media umbrella. Local news stories are highlighted and easier to access. That said, it seems more difficult to use this app as a portal to NPR programming. That results in me accessing this app less frequently. Rather than using this app to listen to morning edition or all things considered (which I often listen to at a time other than when aired) I go to NPR's instead.

Love it

Been fan of the radio for nearly 20 years, love the alternative selection of songs that take you to a different direction of feelings, a delight for a music person like me. Plus there’s something about the frequency, mood it gets you, ambiance, etc. keep it up guys, love your work.