Programming consists of a variety of musical styles, depending on the hour, ads, Honduran news, and everything you would expect to find on a mid-sized commercial radio station. All programming is, of course, in Spanish. Radio Internacional can be heard in the morning from their sign-on until it fades out with the dawn. Other easily heard Honduran shortwave station are La Voz Evangelica from Tegucigalpa on 4820 kilohertz, Radio Luz y Vida from San Luis in Santa Barbara on 3250 kiloherta, and Radio Immanuel from Puerto Lempira on 4960 kilohertz. These are all evangelical religious stations.
Programming is primarily in Spanish.
The first two stations carry some prerecorded English religious programs from the US in the late evening. Radio Immanuel has some broadcasts in Miskito and other local languages. These stations can all be heard roughly at the same times as Radio Internacional, although Radio Immanuel and Radio Luz y Vida sign-off somewhat earlier. Because good long-distance reception on lower frequencies requires a darkness path, obviously these stations will be best heard during the North American winter months and least well heard during the North American summer. Likewise, the stations can be heard earlier in the evening and later in the morning during the winter months when there is more darkness.