All presenters are community volunteers.
Local news round-up only until the forthcoming introduction of a weekday daytime programme schedule. It covers 1,000 square miles of Highland Perthshire, broadcasting on 97.5 Mhz on the FM waveband to a resident audience of approximately 5,500, which swells dramatically between May and October with the popularity of the locality as a tourist destination. Heartland FM was devised by local people to redress the limited choice, and poor reception, of mainstream broadcast services in these parts. Capital funding for the enterprise was raised within the community and the service continues to be produced and presented entirely by volunteers, of all ages, at its start-up studios in the Curling Rink, Lower Oakfield, Pitlochry. The support hours committed by local volunteers in all aspects of the station's operation total the equivalent of 33 full time jobs, making it one of the largest enterprises in Highland Perthshire.