KJZZ 91.5 FM

KJZZ 91.5 FM is a radio station based in Phoenix, Arizona that broadcasts jazz music to the local community and beyond. The station operates at an output power of 100 kW from its transmitter located on South Mountain in Phoenix. KJZZ's studios are located downtown at the Arizona State University campus. KJZZ is a listener-supported public radio station that broadcasts jazz music to the local community and beyond. The station operates at an output power of 100 kW from its transmitter located on South Mountain in Phoenix. KJZZ's studios are located downtown at the Arizona State University campus. The programming format is primarily jazz, with some news and talk content mixed in during weekday hours. The station airs a variety of programs produced by NPR, PRI, APM and local producers. In addition to its music programming, KJZZ also produces several locally-originated public affairs shows that are broadcast on other stations around the state via Arizona Public Radio's "Arizona News Network". KJZZ is licensed as a non-commercial educational radio station owned by Rio Salado Community College. The college receives most of its funding from the Maricopa County Community College District, but also relies on listener donations to supplement that budget. KJZZ's programming can be heard throughout central Arizona and in parts of southern Nevada via a network of translators. KJZZ is one of two jazz-formatted stations owned by Eight, Arizona PBS. The other station is KBAC broadcasting to Santa Fe, New Mexico. Listened 40 times.