Emisora Cultural Universidad de Antioquia

Emisora Cultural Universidad de Antioquia, established on November 9, 1933 in Medellín, was one of the first university cultural radio stations in Colombia and Latin America. Broadcasting across Medellín (1410 AM/101.9 FM) and seven regional sub-stations, it combines conversation, culture and education. The station broadcasts live journalism, academic series, literature and scientific programs, musical shows ranging from classical to jazz and Latin rhythms, and specialized parts such as “Radio consultorio” for themes in medicine, law, education, and environmental science. Its Fonoteca preserves and shares cultural memory by archiving over 26,000 audio recordings, including lectures, interviews, and music, which have been restored and digitized in accordance with international archival standards. This combination of scholarly discourse, cultural enrichment, and educational outreach characterizes its mission.