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Interlochen Public Radio is looking for a community engagement reporter.

An experienced classical and jazz radio host, Emma will host Afternoon Classical and the Well-Tempered Commute.

Stories about a brave fisherman, owl babies, a controversial prison, and old journals brought reporting honors to IPR.

A classically trained musician with a doctorate in trumpet performance, Tyler will host Music by Request.

Classical IPR will bid farewell to Nancy Deneen following her decades of service to the station.

IPR is moving the location of its broadcasting equipment in Emmet County to improve the broadcast signals. We’ll be broadcasting at a lower power during the move.

Listeners on the 88.7 FM and 88.5 FM frequencies may experience a weaker signal or occasional interference with the FM signal.

This job is ideal for a person who's knowledgeable about classical music and wants to manage Classical IPR's ever-growing library of recorded music.