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Freeform Portland

Last updated Jun 2026

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Freeform Portland is a 100% volunteer-run, nonprofit community radio station broadcasting on 90.3 FM and 98.3 FM and online across the Portland metro, now marking its 10th anniversary. Its mission is to foster a welcoming, equitable space for music lovers and to give a voice to the underrepresented, with explicit anti-racism station policies. It hosts DJ events at local venues and welcomes new volunteer DJs.

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