Wisconsin Public Radio, located in Madison, WI, is a civic and cultural resource that aims to enlighten and enrich the lives of its listeners. With 38 radio stations and seven regional studios, WPR provides high-quality programming through three content networks: the Ideas Network, the NPR News and Music Network, and the All Classical Network. Listeners can enjoy a wide range of shows and programs, including The Morning Show, The Larry Meiller Show, Chapter A Day, and Central Time on the Ideas Network, as well as trusted and timely news programs like Morning Edition and All Things Considered on the NPR News and Music Network.

For classical music enthusiasts, WPR offers soothing programs such as Morning Classics, The Midday, and Classics by Request on the All Classical Network. World music and folk can also be enjoyed on shows like The Road to Higher Ground with Jonathan Overby and Simply Folk. In addition to its radio offerings, WPR provides a digital platform where audiences can access fresh news, live streams, podcasts, music interviews, and engage in discussions on current issues.

The website offers an extensive archive of programs and news stories, searchable by guest or topic. With bureaus located in major cities across the state, WPR connects communities through local presence and statewide service. The organization also supports the next generation of journalists through fellowships focused on early career journalists, investigative reporting, and diverse perspectives.

WPR relies on the support of its listeners, along with funding from the Educational Communications Board, the University of Wisconsin-Madison, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, business sponsors, and foundations. Donations from members make a significant impact in allowing WPR to continue delivering the news, talk, music, and entertainment programs that audiences rely on. To contact Wisconsin Public Radio, visit their headquarters on the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus or reach out by phone or email.

They are committed to providing an open exchange of ideas and information, fostering lifelong learning, and building communities throughout Wisconsin and beyond