1-Radiöën

1-Radiöën is one of the biggest radio stations in Kwitzka. It is owned by Kwitzka Radiöën, which is owned by the government of Kwitzka and is a part of the EBU. The station's headquarters are located in Nqlät.
==History==
1-Radiöën was founded in 1945 as "Radiö Kwitzka". It began operating on the 1st of December that year. Originally, it was broadcast only on 189kHz from Nqlät (now moved to Nibqen), but in 1951 another broadcasting station was opened in Tereffút at 270kHz. The transition to FM began in the 70s, around the time which 2-Radiöën and 3-Radiöën were founded. In 2014, 1-Radiöën alongside other Kwitzka Radiöën radio stations began broadcasting on DAB+. 
==Programming==
1-Radiöën focuses primarely on news and talk shows. It has a news programme every hour. 1-Radiöën has a market share of 14,3% of the country's population, which makes it the fourth most listened radio station in Kwitzka. It has a radio presenter at all times during the day.
==Broadcasting==
1-Radiöën broadcasts on FM, DAB+ and LW. 
1-Radiöën is one of the few remaining broadcasters in Europe that still use LW. Kwitzka Radiöën management has made it clear on multiple occasions that they are not planning on shutting down AM and FM broadcasts anytime soon for DAB+.
==Audience ==
1-Radiöën is listened mostly by people aged 30 and above. It has the most listeners between 15:00 and 20:00. Its audience can call to the studio during some radio shows, asking questions or expressing their own opinions about currently discussed topics.
==2-Radiöën==
2-Radiöën is a radio station which started operating in 1973 as a more music-oriented radio station than 1-Radiöën. Originally, it used to focus on popular music, but with the founding of 3-Radiöën it switched to classical music. It is the least listened radio station out of the three main Kwitzka Radiöën radio stations, with just 1,8% market share.
===Audience===
2-Radiöën is most commonly listened to by people older than 60.
===Programming===
2-Radiöën focuses primarely on classical music.
2-Radiöën has a presenter between 7:00 and 22:00 between Monday and Friday, and 8:00 to 21:00 on the weekends. There are a few talk shows hosted on the radio station, but they are not as common as in 1-Radiöën.
===Broadcasting===
2-Radiöën is available on FM and DAB+ countrywide.
==3-Radiöën==
3-Radiöën is the contemporary music radio station. It started broadcasting in early 1990. 3-Radiöën is the eight most listened radio station in Kwitzka, with its market share being at 5,1%. 
===History===
3-Radiöën was founded in 1990 as a popular-music radio station in order to allow 2-Radiöën to focus on classical music.
===Audience===
3-Radiöën is targeted at people under the age of 30.
=== Programming===
3-Radiöën has a presenter at all times of the day. Talk shows are less common than in 1-Radiöën, but are still more common than in KMF + or Radiö Ërti. Its main shows include 3 Cträni Múziki, 3-Radiöën 30 Hiten and Ëxpres.
=== Events ===
3-Radiöën, alongside the Nqlät City Government and KT, organizes the Kwitzka Song Festival, which is one of the largest annual music festivals in the country. The festival has been running since 1991 and is used to select the song that will be sent to the Eurovision Song Contest to represent Kwitzka, which 3-Radiöën also broadcasts alongside KT1.
Since 2020, 3-Radiöën has been participating in Europe's Biggest Dance Show, broadcasting between 22:00 and 23:00 in 2020 and between 22:30 and 23:00 since 2021.
==Studio 14==
Studio 14 is a network of regional radio stations in Kwitzka owned by Kwitzka Radiöën. The first Studio 14 radio station was founded in under the name of Tereffút-Radiöën in 1979 to provide regional broadcasting from Tereffút.
Studio 14 was officially founded in January of 1995, when the 14 new provinces were made. Each province got their own regional radio broadcaster, which it got the responsibility to operate alongside Kwitzka Radiöën. Most Studio 14 radio stations have similar programming to 1-Radiöën, but with more music.
==Fleghëtr Kwitzka ==
Fleghëtr Kwitzka is a network of radio stations with talk-only news-focused broadcasting.
The radio stations are named after either the province or a city in the province (For example Fleghëtr Ljöqpit and Fleghëtr Zwihlön). The radio stations broadcast the country-wide stream for most of the time, except for local news twice daily at 8:00 and 18:00 (usually the same news as on the province's main regional radio station, for example Fleghëtr Ljöqpit broadcasts the same news at 8:00 as Júnqa Radiöën).
Fleghëtr Kwitzka network has a 1,7% market share, making it the least popular out of all the Kwitzka Radiöën radio stations.
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