StarDate Broadcast Underwriting
Broadcast
KSGC funding of the StarDate program provides for increased awareness and knowledge of the science of Astronomy throughout Kansas.
Underwriting
The KSGC has underwritten statewide the StarDate radio program since 1997. StarDate, the longest-running radio science feature in America, is broadcast from the McDonald Observatory, which is a research unit of The University of Texas at Austin and one of the world’s leading centers for astronomical research, teaching, and public education and outreach.
Message
Stations air this statement following each StarDate segment: “This segment of StarDate was provided in part by the Kansas Space Grant Consortium, a program sponsored by NASA whose mission is the enhancement of math, sciences, and technologies education for Kansans of all ages.”
Cities
The following Kansas stations air StarDate. Select a city to see call letters, frequency, air times, and station contact information.
StarDate airings cover the following cities and towns in Kansas: Russell, Hays, Great Bend, Salina, Abilene, Lindsborg, Pratt, Manhattan, El Dorado, Hutchinson and Wichita
KSNP FM |
95.3 |
Burlington |
Sun - Sat 8:30A |
KLOE AM |
730 |
Goodland, KS |
M - F 6:20A |
KKCI FM |
102.5 |
Goodland, KS |
M - F 6:20A |
KVGB AM |
1590 |
Great Bend, KS |
M - F 6:27A, 5:35P |
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Hutchinson,KS |
Daily |
KANU FM |
91.5 |
Lawrence, KS |
M - F 12:04A, 8:04P
Sun - Sat 3:56P, 8:00P |
KBCU FM |
88.1 |
North Newton, KS |
Sun - Sat 9:00A, 7:00P |
KCAY FM |
95.9 |
Russell, KS |
Daily |
KFH AM |
1330 |
Wichita, KS |
Sun - Sat 7:30P |
This initiative will greatly aid the awareness of the science of Astronomy throughout Kansas.
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