Inland Northwest Broadcasting

05/17/2024

We're hiring!

01/26/2024

We're in the hart of ag production here on the Palouse. Here's an interesting take on how one of the nation's top ag insurance agencies feels about the future of AM radio...

'A recent Katz Media Group study found that 81% of agricultural workers use radio while on the job, heavily outweighing streaming audio, podcasts, or satellite radio.'

The American Farm Bureau Federation concluded its 2024 Annual Convention in Salt Lake City by committing to the fight to preserve AM radio.

12/28/2023

Are you above average? That's 4+ hours of audio daily. According to research, audio time-spent-listening is maintaining about that for people 13+ in the U.S.

https://www.insideradio.com/free/average-time-spent-with-audio-remains-unchanged-from-a-decade-ago/article_59ddee42-a557-11ee-a0c7-07a9046462b4.html

08/17/2023

Would you listen to more local radio if it was streaming on your smart phone or tablet? You are still in the minority but a growing audience of Americans who are tuning in through non-traditional devices.

Edison Research's Share of Ear survey, updated to reflect Q2 2023, reveals that AM/FM radio remains a robust force in audio listening space.

07/27/2023

We're fortunate to have a partner like The Ag Information Network for our weekday ag-related programming for our wheat, pulse-crops and canola producers around the Palouse.

A year of research has produced positive results for agricultural radio, including farm-related reports and commentary, weather, and national and world market news. Surveys conducted for the National Association of

07/25/2023

https://radioink.com/2023/07/25/am-fm-consumption-found-to-be-way-higher-than-anticipated/

New research shows we're still underestimating the true amount of media consumption - even when it comes to over-the-air radio.