One of the most diverse radio, in my opinion, would be any station that is part of NPR (Naional Public Radio). WKU Public Radio is an extension of this programming and comes on a few channels. Many people down grade NPR and say it is boring and only old people listen to it. Every time I listen to one of the stations, I learn something new. The topics will range from a five-year-old talking about her outlook on parents getting a divorce to women empowerment in foreign countries.
WKU Public Radio is a commercial-free station whose mission is to "to enhance the quality of life in this region by presenting unique, non-commercial programming of exceptional quality." Because it is part of a national radio station, you get information pertaining to all sorts of people, making it so diverse. Music stations only play their specific genre of music because people tend to have a favorite. WKU Public Radio is like being able to listen to all the genres without changing the station, although WKU Public Radio does not have as much music.
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