News Archive

Said Fattouh, producer and host of Arab Voices on KPFT, will be honored for his work on Saturday, May 23, by the Houston Palestine Film Festival. From the film festival: The story of this show, [...]

“Your friend and mine” Larry Winters is a radio legend and one of KPFT’s most beloved DJs. For over 30 years, Larry has brought wit, warmth and courageous commentary to [...]

During the Spring 2015 membership drive, you can get a full size, 2 page facsimile of the news article from 1970 about the bombing of KPFT’s transmitter. A $90 donation will get you a copy, [...]

Election season isn’t quite underway, but your community radio station is in a heated contest right now. KPFT is one of three non-profits seeking your vote in cHAIRiTEE’s second [...]

Houston is a major hub of human trafficking and sex trafficking. During our pledge drive, you can join the effort to combat human rights violations. When you forego your pledge drive gift, your [...]

With coverage of issues such as arts, politics and traditions, KPFT will begin broadcasting National Native News starting in mid-May. National Native News provides listeners with timely coverage [...]

In celebration of National Poetry Month, Writers In The Schools and KPFT brought its annual reading series to listeners, featuring poems written and read by students on the air. A very special [...]

KPFT has an opening for a morning operations coordinator at its studios near downtown Houston. Applicants must on a typical day be able to run their own board, edit audio for air, serve as an [...]

He may be KPFT’s resident Grateful Dead expert, but Sandy Weinmann is also one of the radio station’s best known personalities. From service on KPFT’s local and national board [...]