Some dive right in, others just dip their toes. Come on, jump in! It’s KDUR, volunteerpowered community radio. Belly flop, float, hit rock bottom, or meander with the music. Whatever your style, KDUR has programming to match it. We’re celebrating 36 years this year, growing better with age – maybe wiser, definitely more technologically savvy, and always offering something new. Whether you are a listener or DJ, KDUR is constantly changing – from the independent music played by a diversity of DJs to our alternative news and public affairs programming. It is this biodiversity that makes KDUR as unique and nourishing as the Animas River flowing through the veins of our community, reflecting back who we are today, which may be different tomorrow. Sit by our side and listen, tap your foot, dance, be inspired or even outraged. Like the river, we’re always there for you to tune-in and pay attention. KDUR is now part of the Ballantine Media Center on the Fort Lewis College campus. The future is bright for KDUR to be collaborating with other campus media partners to produce even more diverse programming. KDUR offers a lot, and we’re thrilled to be broadcasting digitally at 6,000 watts. We’re heard in Hesperus and Bondad, from Bayfield to Coal Bank Pass. Fully moving into the 21st century, if you can’t get us on your old-fashioned radio, you can pick up KDUR online and on your smart phone. Radio is the web. We’re on it, getting with the program. Won’t you too? Tune in today.