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Our creators have been working on some special programming for this special 4th of July weekend. See all the programs made for and about this historic anniversary.

Almost four years ago, the Bismarck Human Relations Committee launched a podcast to bring Bismarck residents together. Over 80 episodes later, These Are Your Neighbors is one of our most popular programs.

Be an informed voter this June. The League of Women Voters and DMA have partnered to give you all the information on your local election races in candidate debates.

Here at Dakota Media Access, it is no secret that we love the musical talent that North Dakota has to offer. We have played local artists on your radio for years, but we wanted to invite them into your living room.

He has told you to “Celebrate Every Day” but now he is showing us how to appreciate the weird stuff too. Marlo Anderson co-hosts The Absurdists with Mary Murphy. The show dives into the world where the peculiar, the bizarre, and the downright hilarious take center stage.

May 1st at 6:30pm the Daughters of the American Revolution is back with a brand new episode of The Presidents’ Kitchen Cabinet. This time, they dig into the a few Presidents who owned land and visited North Dakota, or Dakota Territory, several times in their lives.

We are so excited to announce that we had not one—but two—major milestones happen this month here at Radio Access 102.5 FM! And we have a new look for a listener favorite program!

This year marks the 250th anniversary of the founding of America. What better way to celebrate than cooking up some history? The Minishoshe-Mandan chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution have graced our kitchen with that very opportunity.

After airing his historic 500th episode and celebrating with the Radio Access family, I sat down with Steamer to talk about the monumental milestone and what he has learned over the past decade of hosting Steamer’s Blues.

I’m a writer, podcaster, and creative producer dedicated to amplifying independent voices and community-driven media. As a driving force behind Radio Access, I believe deeply in the power of local storytelling—whether that story comes through music, conversation, or the unexplained.