KSUT Tribal Radio

KSUT, with partners Rocky Mountain PBS (RMPBS), Vision Maker Media, and the Durango Independent Film Festival (DIFF) will present the first Native Lens Media Fellowship in Durango, CO, February 26-March 4, 2023.

On Saturday June 19th, the United States recognized Juneteenth as a federal holiday, commemorating the effective emancipation of African American slaves…

KSUT is proud to introduce our new online streaming player. It's a new and improved way to listen to Four Corners Public Radio and Tribal Radio. Plus the…

During the past ten months, KSUT has continued to broaden its scope of local and regional news and information, complementing the station's national and…

KSUT Tribal Radio has a new website - visit us at tribalradio.org. Once there, you can listen to the online stream, see the latest station news and…

Thank you so much for voting KSUT "Best Radio Station" in the Durango Herald's 2020 Best of Durango & La Plata County Awards, for the eigth consecutive…

Thanks to all of our listeners who pledged their support during KSUT's Fall Membership Drive. The end result was the most successful fall pledge drive in…

Native Lens will be the feature on this Monday's Native America Calling, which airs at 11 A.M. on KSUT Tribal Radio. Station manager Sheila Nanaeto, along…

KSUT Tribal Radio, in collaboration with Rocky Mountain PBS are excited to present the launch of Native Lens, featuring submissions from three Native…

A television show pilot that will be shot in Montezuma County this fall aims to put the area on the filmmaking map. It's also an opportunity for the…