Khol - Jackson Hole Community Radio

KHOL is Jackson Hole's only nonprofit newsroom and community radio station, broadcasting from studios in the Center for the Arts in downtown Jackson, Wyoming. More than a decade in the making, KHOL launched on the airwaves in April 2008 under the vision of founder and first executive director Jim Tallichet, starting from a windowless office under Teton Barbershop with a handful of dedicated volunteers and a signal transmitted from the top of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. After years in basement and attic spaces, KHOL settled into its permanent home in the Center for the Arts in 2012 and has grown exponentially since. The station produces innovative public radio programming, in-depth local and regional news, and cultural reporting, reaching more than 40,000 people monthly on-air, online, and in-person. KHOL collaborates with WyoFile, Wyoming Public Media, the Rocky Mountain Community Radio coalition, the Salt Lake Tribune, the Jackson Hole News & Guide, and StoryCorps to extend the reach of its reporting.