Stories tagged with Four Corners Public Radio

Hovenweep National Monument on the Colorado Plateau.

Fri Jan 28th, 2022

KSUT and KSJD awarded collaborative news grant funding from Colorado Media Project

KSUT went on the air June 14, 1976, one of the first eight tribal radio stations in the United States. KSUT had only a 10 watt signal that could be heard for about 20 miles, and broadcast only four hours a day. Lillian Seibel, KSUT’s first station manager, recalls: “People appreciated [KSUT] right from the beginning. It was exciting for them to hear native music.”

Fri Jun 18th, 2021

KSUT turns 45, celebrates with classic music

KSUT Executive Director, Tami Graham emphasizes the multitude of benefits that each aspect of KSUT’s new facility will provide, from updated broadcasting and recording equipment to climate-controlled workspaces.

Fri Mar 13th, 2020

Tribal Council gets first look at KSUT’s new media center

Fri Aug 30th, 2019

FolkWest to turn over festivals to KSUT Public Radio

Fri Aug 4th, 2017

KSUT aims to raise $1 million for new facility

Sheila Nanaeto, KSUT Interim Executive Director

Fri Feb 19th, 2016

Nanaeto named interim executive director of KSUT

Fri May 15th, 2015

KSUT receives grants to support capital campaign

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