KJZZ 91.5 live

KJZZ 91.5 is Phoenix's NPR station. It broadcasts on 91.5 FM, is licensed to Phoenix and is owned by the Maricopa County Community College District through Rio Salado College. On this page you can listen to KJZZ live online, free.

News and talk

KJZZ is an NPR member station airing public news and talk, with programs from the Public Radio Exchange and American Public Media, along with blues. Its HD2 channel, "Jazz PHX", plays jazz.

Studios

KJZZ operates from studios in the C Building on Rio Salado College's campus on West 14th Street in Tempe, in the heart of the Phoenix metro area.

History

The station signed on on February 25, 1951, as KFCA at 88.5 FM. It was KMCR from 1972 to 1985 before becoming KJZZ — "Jazz".

Sister station

KJZZ's sister station is KBAQ, the Phoenix area's main classical music station, so the two public stations cover news and classical music for the Valley.

Supported by members

As a public station, KJZZ depends on its members across the Valley.

Phoenix news, anywhere

Press play and KJZZ starts in seconds — on the Loop 101, at work or far from Arizona. The stream on this page carries the same programming you hear on 91.5 FM.

How to listen

You can hear KJZZ on the radio on 91.5 FM across the Valley, but you do not need a radio at all: this page plays the live stream in any browser, on a phone, tablet or computer. Press the play button at the top, wait a second or two for the stream to connect, and keep browsing while it plays — the player stays on as you move between pages. It is ideal for the morning news or the drive home, and it costs nothing: no account, no subscription and no app to install.

Below the player you will find KJZZ's frequency and home city, the genres it plays, answers to common questions and a list of similar stations, so when you want a change you can jump to another station in the same format or the same area with one click.

• 100% free, no sign-up
• Live stream, 24 hours a day
• Listen from anywhere
• Works on phone and computer