KOJB facts for kids

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KOJB

Cass Lake, Minnesota
Broadcast area	Leech Lake Indian Reservation
Frequency	90.1 FM (MHz)
Branding	The Eagle
Programming
Format	Community radio
Ownership
Owner	Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe
Technical information
Facility ID	173472
Class	C2
ERP	18,000 watts
HAAT	140 meters (460 ft)
Links
Webcast	Listen live
Website	http://www.kojb.org/

KOJB 90.1 FM is a special radio station. It is owned and run by the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe. This station is located in Cass Lake, Minnesota. It broadcasts to the people living in the Leech Lake Indian Reservation.

What is KOJB Radio?

KOJB is a community radio station. This means it focuses on serving the local community. It shares news, music, and information important to the people it reaches. The station's signal is on 90.1 FM. You can also listen to it online.

Who Owns KOJB?

The station is owned by the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe. This is one of the largest Ojibwe tribes in Minnesota. They run KOJB to help their community. The station is often called The Eagle.

Where Can You Listen?

KOJB is located in Cass Lake, Minnesota. Its main goal is to serve the Leech Lake Indian Reservation. This area is home to many Ojibwe people. The radio station helps keep them connected. It shares important cultural information too.

What is Community Radio?

Community radio is different from big commercial stations. It is usually non-profit. Its main goal is to serve a specific local area. These stations often play local music. They also share news and events important to their listeners. KOJB is a great example of this. It helps share the culture and language of the Ojibwe people.

How Strong is the Signal?

KOJB broadcasts with a power of 18,000 watts. This is how strong its signal is. A powerful signal helps the station reach many listeners. The antenna is about 140 meters high. This also helps the signal travel far. You can listen to KOJB on your radio. You can also visit their website to listen live.