About WNAN - Cape and Islands NPR Station 91.1 FM Radio
WNAN - Cape and Islands NPR Station 91.1 FM Radio keeps islanders informed about regional news, weather, and storytelling across Nantucket and the surrounding Atlantic waters. Operating as a critical broadcast service under the regional WCAI listener-supported network, this station serves year-round residents and seasonal visitors alike who depend on up-to-date coverage from National Public Radio and local journalists.
Connecting the Cape and Islands
Living on an island comes with unique communication challenges during severe winter storms and changing tourist seasons. WNAN - Cape and Islands NPR Station 91.1 FM Radio utilizes its high-power Nantucket transmitter to send crisp public radio audio straight to home receivers, commuter cars, and local workplaces. And while national news shows bring global events to local ears, specialized regional programs highlight coastal conservation efforts, maritime history, and town council debates.
Radio matters here.
Listeners count on the daily broadcast schedule to stay updated on everything happening around Cape Cod, Martha's Vineyard, and Nantucket Sound. But public radio offers much more than basic emergency alerts and municipal government coverage. It provides a shared civic space for residents separated by stretches of ocean water.
- In-depth journalism focused on local economic and environmental issues.
- National Public Radio shows offering trusted global news analysis.
- Community features spotlighting local artists and island historians.
Managed in partnership with the WGBH Educational Foundation, this essential broadcast signal ensures every corner of the island stays connected with dependable non-commercial programming. From morning commute reports to evening commentary, the 91.1 FM signal remains a trusted voice across the region.
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