What
is KBIA?
KBIA is a public radio station broadcasting out
of Columbia, Missouri. KBIA is a National Public
Radio member station, and carries programming from
Public Radio International and other providers.
Where are KBIA's offices?
KBIA is located at 409
Jesse Hall on the campus of The
University of Missouri at Columbia in Columbia
MO 65211.
Does KBIA have another frequency?
KBIA currently broadcasts as KKTR at 89.7 FM in
Kirksville and at translator K210AU in Osage Beach
at 89.9 FM.
How can I get in touch with KBIA?
To get in touch with KBIA, please follow this
link to go to our contact page. There you will
find e-mail links to our personnel. In general,
you can reach KBIA by calling 573-882-3431 or faxing
573-882-2636
How
can I find out the name and artist of a piece of music
I heard on KBIA?
Please call us at 882-9136 or 1-800-292-9136 or email
kbia@kbia.org.
What affiliation does KBIA have with MU?
The KBIA facilities are owned by the University of
Missouri. KBIA is, however, a public entity. The station's
funding comes primarily from our listeners and underwriting
support.
What is KBIA's relation to NPR?
KBIA is a member station of NPR which means it is
licensed to broadcast shows that NPR produces. KBIA
also broadcasts specific programs from PRI and other
program distributors.
What should I do if I want to get
a copy of a show that I just heard or heard a while
ago?
To get a copy of a program broadcast on KBIA, click
here. You can can also go directly to the website
corresponding to that program. KBIA programs, such
as Global Journalist and Views of the News, are available
online in Real Audio
format.
How do I donate money to KBIA?
Until KBIA's secure pledge capability becomes available,
you can go to the Contact
Us webpage and e-mail, call or write us so we
can send you a pledge form.
How
do I make kbia.org my homepage?
If you are using Internet Explorer 4+ click
here and kbia.org will automatically be set as
your homepage. If you have a different Web browser,
like Netscape or AOL, click
here for instructions on how to make KBIA.org
your homepage.
What browser do you recommend for viewing KBIA's
website?
When running an older browser (e.g. Netscape 3.0),
some of the functionality KBIA's webpages will not
be available to you. We recommend that you use Netscape
or Internet Explorer version 4.0 or later. To download
a browser that is capable of running the KBIA website,
we recommend the latest versions of either Netscape
or Internet
Explorer.
I clicked on a link, but I got
a different page that said "The Page Cannot Be Found".
What does this mean?
This error, commonly called a "404 Error", means that
the webpage you are trying to access cannot be found.
The most common cause for this is a misnamed link.
If you followed a link and received this error, please
report this problem with the time, date and your name
to custert@missouri.edu
