Our programming is free and available to Central Florida, ensuring that economic status does not limit access to quality news, education, or cultural enrichment.
Through programs like "Florida Road Trip", WUCF shares local stories and voices, preserving Florida's history and culture while fostering a deeper connection to our community.
WUCF Jazz brings you 24/7 streaming, exclusive artists interviews, and live performances that connect listeners to the heart of jazz culture while keeping Central Florida informed with trusted weather updates from the Florida Public Radio Emergency Network.
WUCF ensures community safety and resilience through timely weather alerts, emergency updates, and educational tools like Meet the Helpers that prepare families for unexpected challenges.
WUCF invests in the next generation of young media professionals through multiple internship opportunities and a UCF practicum class providing students with hands-on experience in various departments of a non-commercial television station and music station.
Our focus has always been — and will continue to be — serving the Central Florida community through our life-changing content and educational work. As PBS has done for the past 50 years, we pledge to our community to keep WUCF and its services strong and vital.
We tell our local stories through award-winning shows like Florida Road Trip and NewsNight, and support our rich jazz scene with round-the-clock music, Florida artist spotlights, and podcasts like Jazz and the American Spirit on WUCF Jazz. And we ensure everyone has access to emergency alerts, high-quality cultural programming, and trusted content that informs and uplifts.
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