YOU COULD BE ON FM90!

Amarillo Colleges FM90 is more than Alternative. The station launched on March 15th, 1976. Since day one the station has been operated by the students of Amarillo College. Some of your favorite radio personalities in this area (and beyond) have been through this program. Students learn how to be DJs, create their own specialty shows, and host FM90 shows right here in our community.

Degrees & Certificates

  • Mass Media - AAS
  • Mass Media - AS

Certificate Options

  • COMM 2303 - Audio Production I
  • RTVB 1447 - Audio Production II
  • RTVB 1150 - Audio Radio Experience (can also be taken as a Non-Mass Media major)

Learn More About the Mass Media Program

Contact the Mass Media Program Advisor

Creative Arts Community Advisor
 


 

WANT TO WIN TICKETS TO BLUE OCTOBER?

Amarillo College’s FM90 and The People’s Federal Credit Union could be sending you to see Blue October, February 28th at the Globe-News Center in Amarillo.

Keep listening for the Blue October Medley and be caller #9 when you hear it at 806-371-KACV, that’s 806-371-5228. Caller #9 will be entered to win two tickets to the show, two passes for the Sound Check Experience.

Let us “Stuff Your Stocking” with an “FM90 Prize Pack” this holiday season

Amarillo College’s FM90 wants to “Stuff Your Stocking” with an “FM90 Prize Pack” this holiday season. Listen for your chance to call-in to qualify. Plus, get bonus entries by donating to Amarillo College’s Advocacy and Resource Center. Each donation item is equal to one entry into the drawing. Multiple donations are allowed per visit.

FM90 Blog – Brevet Show

It’s a Monday morning and I’m feeling grateful (a rare and unnatural occurrence for a Monday). I spent the weekend with The Brevet, who blew the roof off the GoldenLight Cantina on Saturday night.

The band, who hails from California, played for the first time in Amarillo to a full capacity crowd. Playing songs from their entire catalog, but focusing on songs from their latest album, ‘LEGS’. The crowd was prompted by lead singer Aric Chase Damm to clap and sing along. It was a tall order for a band that didn’t have an opening act, but after the first song, no one seemed to remember they walked out on a cold stage.

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