KNDH (96.7 FM) brings Colorado Public Radio’s Indie 102.3 to the Roaring Fork Valley from Carbondale. If you’ve driven between Aspen and Glenwood and kept the indie rock going, this is likely the signal doing the work.
History
The station started out as KUUR, “Your Radio,” serving the Aspen area with translators on 101.1 and 107.7. It was the first digital-capable station licensed to Carbondale, and in December 2012 it made international news by teaming up with Radio Mawwal 101.7 in Bethlehem to broadcast Christmas programming.
In 2021 its owner traded KUUR and its translators to Colorado Public Radio for a Pueblo AM station CPR no longer needed. The station started simulcasting Indie 102.3 on May 26, 2021, and became KNDH the next day.
Call sign timeline
- KUUR (2005–2021)
- KNDH (2021–present)
The signal
- Frequency: 96.7 MHz
- City of license: Carbondale
- Branding: Indie 102.3 (since 2021)
- Owner: Colorado Public Radio
- FCC facility ID: 162283
If you worked at KUUR or listened to “Your Radio,” we’d love to hear from you.
Sources
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FROM THE TIMELINE
Moments in KNDH-FM History
CPR’s Indie 102.3 comes to the Roaring Fork Valley
May 26, 2021 — Carbondale's KUUR started simulcasting Colorado Public Radio's Indie 102.3 and became KNDH the next day, after CPR traded a Pueblo AM station for it and its translators.
KUUR becomes KNDH
KUUR becomes KNDH: the 96.7 FM station in Carbondale changed its call letters from KUUR to KNDH on May 27, 2021.
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