There are several ways to enjoy Hawaii Public Radio's quality local and national programming.

By Air and Cable

By Air: KHPR 88.1 FM, Honolulu; K203EL 88.5 FM, Haleiwa and Schofield Barracks; KKUA 90.7 FM, Wailuku (serving Maui, Molokai, Lanai and North Hawaii); and KANO 91.1 FM, Hilo; K234AN 94.7, Waimea and KIPO 89.3 FM, Honolulu.

By Cable: Oceanic Time Warner broadcasts KHPR digitally on Channel 864, and KIPO on Channel 865 statewide.

HPR Transmitter Status

Get the latest information about each of our transmitters.

KHPR/KIPO Live Streaming Audio

Listen to KHPR/KKUA/KANO or KIPO online. Visit our streaming page for more information

HPR: Podcasts

News reports and features from Hawaii Public Radio's award winning team of reporters, including Environment and Science reporting from Kayla Rosenfeld, and Arts & Culture from Noe Tanigawa. Talk shows include Energy Futures, Bytemarks Cafe, Town Square, and Business of the Arts .and our newest podcast is Aloha Shorts, which features local literature performed by local actors and local music.

Talk Show Audio Archives

If you missed one of our talk shows or want to hear them again you can access the audio archives. Click here for more information

KIPO: Now You Hear it, Now You Don't - (from The Maui News)

WAILUKU -A funny thing happened to Hawaii Public Radio's KIPO signal on its way to Maui.

It got better. And it got worse.

Officially, it's not here at all.

Hawaii Public Radio listeners on Maui hear it on station KKUA, 90.7 FM. But as Oahu listeners know, there's a second program stream, KIPO.

Currently on Maui, we hear National Public Radio programming supplemented by Hawaii news and classical music. KKUA's focus is "largely cultural," explained Michael Titterton, KHPR president and general manager, by phone from Honolulu. - READ MORE