Where to Hear Us

To Our Colorado Listeners

Our antenna atop Storm Peak Mountain has been compromised and damaged, such that it is no longer functioning the way it should to bring you the award-winning programming offered by WWFM The Classical Network on 91.1. Our engineers are working on a solution to the problem. In the meantime, please enjoy WWFM via Internet streaming at wwfm.org. You'll see the streaming options near the top of our homepage. We appreciate your patience as we work through a more complex problem than was initially thought. We'll keep you updated on this page. Thank you for listening to and supporting WWFM The Classical Network.

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WWFM studios are located

on the West Windsor Campus of

Mercer County Community College,

West Windsor, New Jersey.

Full Service Stations
WWFM	89.1 FM (HD)	Trenton/Princeton, NJ
WWNJ	91.1 FM (HD)	Toms River, NJ
WWCJ	89.1 FM	Cape May, NJ
WWPJ	89.5 FM	Pen Argyl, PA

Translator Stations
W224AU	92.7 FM	Allentown, PA
W226AA	93.1 FM	Easton, PA
W245AC	96.9 FM	Harmony Township, NJ
K216FW	91.1 FM	Steamboat Springs, CO

WWFM is a 1,150 watt station, broadcasting on 89.1 FM, broadcasting in HD. WWNJ is a 6,000 watt station, broadcasting on 91.1 FM, also broadcasting in HD. WWCJ is a 13,500 watt station, broadcasting on 89.1 FM. WWPJ is a 100 watt station broadcasting on 89.5 FM from Pen Argyl, PA. WWFM was established in 1982, WWNJ in 1991, WWCJ in 1999 and WWPJ in 2001.

If you enjoy jazz, tune your HD radio to WWFM's HD2 Jazz station broadcasting 24/7: JazzOn2 - WWFM 89.1 HD2, Trenton, New Jersey

To WYPA HD2 listeners: As of August 2, 2025, this channel is no longer available to The Classical Network. Our agreement with WYPA has come to an end as that station will broadcast its own programming on WYPA HD2. WWFM thanks WYPA for allowing us complimentary usage of its HD2 channel and wish them all the best with their new broadcast plans. If you've listened to The Classical Network on WYPA HD2, we invite you to enjoy WWFM via our Internet streaming service at wwfm.org.

Are you outside of our terrestrial broadcast regions?

Listen online at wwfm.org!