We are accepting applications for our broadcast channel, 88.5FM, from March 4th to April 10th, 2025. Thank you for your interest in joining our airwaves and supporting WMNF!
Once you apply, staff will reach out to you to schedule an interview, either in person or online/phone. If you are applying with multiple show concepts (different topics/music, show names, etc.), please fill out one application per show idea.
If you’d like to apply for The Morning Show, It’s The Music, or Traffic Jam, please consider these guidelines.
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Tech groups renew their challenge to Florida’s social media law
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