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Access live radio streams and on-demand TV and radio programs from a public media provider. Enjoy NPR and local news, program schedules, and the ability to share content with others. Listen and watch on the go with DVR-like controls.

Live streaming radio
On-demand TV and radio programs
DVR-like playback controls
NPR and local news
Program schedules
Content sharing
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What's New in WSKG Public Media App

12.0.0

May 21, 2026

Performance enhancements and bug fixes. Your feedback helps us make our app better for everyone. Please send us your suggestions via the "Settings and Help" section of the app!

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User reviews

Frustrating

I love NPR and listen to it on and off all day. I switched to the app because of poor radio reception . However, the station identification interruptions in the middle of programs (seemingly always when someone is making a critical point!) and sudden failures have almost driven me away. I prefer to support my local NPR station -especially now-but am running out of goodwill.
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Too many interruptions

Not having a radio, I rely on the app to listen to my favorite npr shows, such as all things considered. Lately the station identifications are frequent and take away from my enjoyment of the content. I am a sustaining member.

Enough with the UHS ads

I appreciate that this is a free service but I’ve switched back to the NPR app because when using the WSKG app, if your mobile coverage changes in any way, the opening ad replays. So if you’re driving in an area with bad coverage, the program you’re listening to is CONSTANTLY interrupted and that annoying UHS ad is replayed. I’m talking 4-5 times in 60 seconds.

Until that gets fixed, I’m not using it.
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Still loses signal

Good: it’s now more obvious what to click
Bad: The app has trouble handling the handoff from wifi to cell service. It goes on pause, and pressing play doesn’t always work.
It also goes on pause occasionally for no obvious reason, even in areas with strong cell signal. Again, manually pushing play may or may not work until the app is good and ready to restart.
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When it works, it’s great, but when it doesn’t…

I love and support WSKG. I listen to WSKG radio on the app. You have to press a forward arrow button to start it, then 2 bars gradually turn white as it loads. Then the radio is audible. Recently it’s back to its age old issue of not starting at all. I hard restarted my iPhone and that didn’t solve the problem. I deleted and downloaded the app again. Nothing.
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FAQ

What can I do with the WSKG Public Media App?

The app allows you to listen to live radio streams from WSKG and WSKG Classical, even while traveling. You can also access on-demand TV and radio programs, read and share news from NPR and WSKG, and view program schedules for various channels.

Does the app offer live streaming?

Yes, the app features live streaming for WSKG radio and WSKG Classical. You can listen in the background while using other apps and utilize DVR-like controls to pause, rewind, and catch up on missed segments.

Is the WSKG Public Media App free to use?

Yes, the app is available for free. It is made possible by the support of viewers and listeners, and encourages donations to WSKG Public Media.

What kind of news content is available?

The app provides access to NPR News and WSKG News, along with specific news segments like Karen DeWitt (Albany) and State Impact Pennsylvania. You can easily share interesting stories with friends and family.

What devices is the WSKG Public Media App compatible with?

While specific device compatibility is not detailed in the description, public media apps are typically designed for iOS and Android smartphones and tablets. Users can listen to radio streams and access on-demand content on the go.