What Defines a Radio Hero?

KMSU Radio Hero 89.7 FM patch with a photo, toy car and other small items

A Radio Hero is anyone that believes in and supports KMSU. They automatically assume the title of Radio Hero when they listen and contribute, and they should wear that title proudly. Radio Heroes believe in the unique and wonderful station that we've put together, and they aren't ashamed to tell the world about us, and their donations help KMSU build and grow so we can reach even more Radio Heroes!

Heck, if you're not doing anything right now, why not become a Radio Hero? We'd love you to join our amazing KMSU family today. Click the link below and take that first step towards becoming a supporter of independent radio in your own backyard. Thanks!

2019 Arts & Cultural Heritage Funding

April 27th - Free Form Freakout presents and evening of experimental and improvised sounds, featuring Larry Wish, Lee Noble, Seth Graham, and Giant Claw. The performance was given at the Arts Center of Saint Peter, Saint Peter, MN.

October 26th - The Rocky Horror Bat Out Of Hell Pageant & Singalong was performed at Patrick's on 3rd in Saint Peter, MN.

Blues on Belgrade concert
Rock Bend Folk Festival
Songs on the Lawn/Alive After Five concerts
Mankato Symphony Orchestra
"Minnesota State University Department of Music Performance Series.” An estimated 1,500 Minnesota State University students and community members attended five 90-minute public concert events, both on and off-campus. Music students from the Department of Music were given the opportunity to gain real-world experience with these concerts in the areas of concert production and audio technology.
Solstice concert
Midwest Art Catalyst Post Holiday Extravaganza
Documentary Video about the New Standards collaborating with the Mankato Symphony Orchestra

Speechless Film Festival
Austin Area Artworks Festival concerts
Grind-Fu Cinema
The 46th Annual Mahkato Traditional Wacipi, the Indian Powwow held at Dakota Wokiksuye Makoce.