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Mark the spot, Nashville! WXNA-FM “Low Power, High Voltage” Radio is here! Broadcasting at 101.5 fm from the urban core of Music City, WXNA is radio made in Nashville, for Nashville.

On December 4, 2014, the FCC granted a construction permit to WXNA with a completion date of no later than June 4, 2016—and that is the date we went live.

WXNA can also be heard at wxnafm.org and via the TuneIn app.

The station features a freeform radio format similar to the former WRVU-FM Nashville during its classic years, but also inspired by such freeform radio stations as WFMU-FM Jersey City, NJ, and KALX-FM Berkeley, CA. Freeform radio allows disc jockeys total freedom in the music they play (within FCC regulations), regardless of music genre or commercial interests.

WXNA is here to produce unusual and eclectic cultural programming that reflects Nashville’s rich history and cultural diversity. As an outlet for a wide variety of community voices and viewpoints, the station will partner with local nonprofit organizations and other regional interests to provide specialized community-interest programming. We also hope to collaborate with local schools and universities, and will welcome applications from student DJs.

As a 501c3, WXNA is a listener-supported radio station. To donate today, visit WXNAfm.org!

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  06 August 2018

  The Nashville Sounds and Nashville Soccer Club are hot, baseball pennant fever is here, POTUS is slinging dirt at Lebron, and football training camp is high gear. Tune in tonight at 11 for Walk it Off on WXNA and get caught up with all the sports talk that's worth talking about!

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  06 August 2018

  Evelyn McDonnell, editor of the forthcoming book “Women Who Rock: Bessie to Beyoncé. Girl Groups to Riot Grrrl,” has a great piece in today's NYT on the impact and influence of the Go-Go's.

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  05 August 2018

  Here's a little something that will either make or break an Iggy Pop fan's Sunday morning. From the soundtrack of the forthcoming film, Trainspotting 2.

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  05 August 2018

  Enjoy some Cajun craziness from 7-9p today on WXNA 101.5 FM and stream online at wxnafm.org!

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  04 August 2018

  DJ Sue is taking over next at 11 with a “young and old” theme! Here it on the X!

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  04 August 2018

  Show your love and vote WXNA as best radio station! Just go to the "media and politics" section at www.nashvillescene.com/bestof2018 and choose WXNA! Thanks y'all!

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  03 August 2018

  Good way to remember Fela, 21 years after his death.

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  03 August 2018

  You know who to vote for for best radio station! Vote now!

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  02 August 2018

  Vote Y'all! Catch Robyn Hitchcock, Pat Sansone and Tristen for free at the Mercy Lounge just by showing a picture of you outside your polling place.

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  01 August 2018

  August is just a few days away! WXNA will be out and about in the community, bringing you some wonderful live music. More details about the events below soon, but you can mark them on your calendar now!

  - Fri./Sat. August 10th & 11th - Tomato Arts Fest - Wed. August 15th - WXNA Night at Kay Bob's - Thurs. August 30th - Sun. Sept. 2nd - Muddy Roots Festival

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  31 July 2018

  Crate Diggers and Music Enthusiast Unite! The 3rd Annual Nashville Record Store Crawl is happening this Saturday – celebrating the best Independent Record Stores and the surrounding indie culture that supports them!

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  31 July 2018

  Tune in tonight at 6pm as Fidelity High welcomes Benjamin Booker to the program. You can catch it live or on the archive at wxnam.org.

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  31 July 2018

  Nashville's J.P. Harris curated the lineup for one of the stages at the Newport Folk Festival this past week, stacking the lineup with a series of musicians that have influenced him over the years. Way to go, J.P.! Look for his new album Sometimes Dogs Bark at Nothing in the next few weeks.

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  30 July 2018

  Curtis Mayfield brings the heat, and Ron O'Neal brings the swagger. It's Music City Monday at the Belcourt Theatre, and that's all that matters. Super Fly hits the screen at 9:30. That's the stone, cold truth.

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  30 July 2018

  As George Costanza would say, "Worlds are colliding!" Happy Monday, everyone.

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  30 July 2018

  Happy 65th birthday to Rush's Geddy Lee! And to celebrate, we have something to give all the Geddy fans out there, a look at an "electronic press kit" promoting Lee's 2000 solo album, My Favorite Headache.

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