BYU Radio, sister station to BYU Television, came to the university in 2002. Born out of Bonneville International’s LDS Radio Signal, BYU Radio reaches a large audience interested in the best LDS and BYU-centered audio programming.
BYU Radio officially launched August 1, 2002, bringing its programming to home, computers, and televisions all over the world. The BYU Radio Network continues to grow steadily across the globe. The station is available on Dish Network, the Internet, selected cable systems throughout the United States, and via satellite.
Today, the network’s library contains thousands of hours of lectures, conferences, and campus devotionals on a variety of subjects. In addition, BYU Radio features a unique mix of peaceful and uplifting music. Along with this programming, the station also features a wide variety of live broadcasts, including BYU Sports and concerts from the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. BYU Radio is an exciting alternative to “cookie-cutter” formats that dot the radio dial.
BYU Radio – BYU Radio’s primary signal includes musical, devotional, and sports programming for the whole family. A sampling of daily programming includes:
- BYU devotionals and forums
- BYU sporting events
- CES and Church firesides
- General Conference broadcasts and rebroadcasts
- BYU Education Week and Women’s Conferences
- BYU musical performances
- Music and the Spoken Word
- BYU and CES faculty discussions and symposia
- LDS-themed music and related performances
BYU Radio Instrumental – The BYU Radio Instrumental signal features instrumental LDS-themed hymns for listening. BYU Radio Instrumental is popular for computer listeners to use as background music at their place of work.
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