🌪️ Billy Bob’s out chasing clouds while public radio’s sounding the alarm. Rural stations = real-time, life-saving info that keeps folks safe. Know a Billy—or are a Billy? 📲 Follow Alliance of Rural Public Media to back the stations that have your back.

🌪️ Billy Bob’s out chasing clouds while public radio’s sounding the alarm. Rural stations = real-time, life-saving info that keeps folks safe. Know a Billy—or are a Billy? 📲 Follow @ruralpubmedia to back the stations that have your back.

An executive order aims to infringe upon the independence of local stations. For many towns, it’s the last newsroom standing — and the only voice during emergencies. Restrict the funding, and communities lose more than radio. Take action: l8r.it/V9zd

An executive order aims to infringe upon the independence of local stations. In many towns, it’s the only newsroom left. Restrict the funding, and communities lose their voice, their coverage, their connection. Take action: l8r.it/srEh #ProtectPublicMedia

An executive order could wipe out public media. Some stations say that a restriction of federal funds means they’ll go dark—leaving communities without news, stories, or a voice. Don’t let it happen. Take action: l8r.it/JxAd #SavePublicMedia #NoNewsDeserts

A new executive order could erase public media. In many towns, it’s the only newsroom left — and the first to alert you in a crisis. Cut the funding, and we lose news, safety, and connection. Take action: l8r.it/yQgf #SavePublicMedia #KeepUsInformed

🌪️ When tornadoes hit western KY, WKMS rose up. With power out and chaos everywhere, this small team became a lifeline—reporting nonstop, sharing resources, and keeping hope alive. Read the full story👉 l8r.it/JY4O

Aspen Public Radio, Colorado Public Radio, and KSUT Public Radio – serving rural audiences across Colorado – have filed a suit challenging the unconstitutional Executive Order that threatened their federal funding and First Amendment rights. Learn more via the link in our bio.

The White House wants to eliminate public media funding—rural communities will pay the price. Stations that deliver local news, weather alerts, and cultural programming are on the line. 📲 Act now. Click the link in bio.

📻 You’re yelling “GOOOOAL!” in your office thanks to local public radio—and now your coworkers are side-eyeing your swivel chair. Rural stations bring ESPN-level hype to small-town games. 🏀🎙️ 📲 Follow @ruralpubmedia if you’ve ever fist-pumped at your desk.

🎶 Rural radio isn’t just playing bangers—it’s keeping musical traditions alive. From bluegrass to indie, this is where roots run deep. 🌾

Rural stations could disappear without federal support—taking local news, weather alerts, and hometown voices with them. 🕒 Time is running out. Act now👉 Click the link in bio

Out here, public radio is the main stage. 🎤 Local bands, local vibes, and a signal strong enough to survive anything (even tornado season).

Public radio is a lifeline during wildfires, floods, and storms. In rural areas, it’s the only way some people get emergency alerts. Cutting funding can put lives at risk. 🗣️ Urge Congress to reject the proposal. Click the link in bio!

Rural communities rely on public media for emergency alerts, local stories, and connection. Congress may pull the funding that makes it possible. 🕒 Time’s running out. 📲 Take action by clicking the link in our bio

Follow @ruralpubmedia to support the local stations that are deeply rooted in their communities. Your follow is a simple act that helps keep local voices alive.

Congress is reviewing a plan that could eliminate public media funding—putting rural stations, local news, and cultural programming at serious risk. 📢 Every day counts. Take action & click the link in bio #SaveRuralMedia

Local journalism is disappearing—but public radio is stepping up. Now that service is under threat. 🕒 We have less than 48 hours to tell the House: don’t abandon rural communities. Click the link in our bio.

When everything else fails, radio doesn’t. Support the system that keeps people informed and safe. 📻 Time is running out to contact your lawmakers. Click the link in our bio to act now.

Public radio is built into emergency plans in 35+ states. It’s not optional—it’s essential. 🚨Time is running out to defend the infrastructure that protects us. Click the link in our bio to make your voice heard before today’s vote around 3:15 pm ET.