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If you have pop-up windows blocked, you will need to allow an exception to listen with this option. To listen via a separate player (iTunes or Windows Media Player, for example), use the links below. To listen from a mobile device, download our station app or use the MP3 links below.

Streaming MP3

90.7 FM KWMU-1

The Gateway KWMU-2

Classical KWMU-3

Listen to St. Louis Public Radio with any player that supports streaming MP3. iTunes, WinAmp, RealPlayer, Windows Media Player and many others all supporting streaming MP3.

Please note, our FM MP3 streams are broadband quality and may require a high-speed internet connection.

Audio archives of St. Louis Public Radio programs are also available in MP3 format.

Windows Media

90.7 FM KWMU-1

The Gateway KWMU-2

Classical KWMU-3

To listen to our Windows Media stream, we recommend the latest version of Windows Media Player. The Player is a free download available for Windows as well as the Pocket PC and Solaris operating systems. Flip4Mac.com provides a plug in to listen to the stream on a Mac, or you can use the MP3 Stream below.

Audio archives of St. Louis Public Radio programs are also available in Windows Media format.

Having problems? See this guide for troubleshooting Windows Media Player.

 

 

Introducing the St. Louis Public Radio Mobile App

 

Whether you have an Android phone, iPhone, iPod Touch, or iPad, you can use our St. Louis Public Radio station application to listen to any of our streams wherever you go. The St. Louis Public Radio app is available for free, and can be accessed through the iTunes store or the Android market.

Each platform offers consumers a user-friendly interface capable of live streaming St. Louis Public Radio's three channels—90.7 KWMU-1, The Gateway KWMU-2, and Classical KWMU-3. By connecting a smartphone to the auxiliary jack of a car stereo, Classical KWMU-3 and The Gateway KWMU-2 fans will be able to listen to our channels in a car without an HD radio.

The app also includes one-touch bookmarking, a unique feature allowing users to bookmark an exact position within a stream to refer to again for a specific topic of interest or song heard during a St. Louis Public Radio program.

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