BirdNote FTP for Stations

SUMMARY: BirdNote Daily is a 1:45-minute program that connects people with the amazing stories of birds and the natural world.

Note to stations in Western Washington: As our flagship station, KNKX maintains exclusive rights to air the BirdNote daily show. However, we encourage you to check out our longform stories on our podcasts Threatened, Bring Birds Back, and BirdNote Presents, available for FREE download here.

COST: Free AVAILABILITY: 7 Days/Week SUGGESTED BROADCAST SCHEDULE: Daily

Learn more about BirdNote. For questions, contact Jessica Frantz at [email protected] or 206-494-0275.

By downloading these programs, you agree that Tune In to Nature.org (a.k.a. BirdNote) owns the BirdNote shows and expressly reserves all rights, title, and interest in and to the BirdNote shows not specifically granted herein.

BirdNote offers images for your digital and promotional use!

Photos are for use in social media, email newsletters, websites, program guides, and more. Use one a month or one a week, your choice!

Readme doc in ZIP file has photo credits and more info. Download the zipped folder of images for FEBRUARY 2023 HERE.

FEBRUARY 2023 SHOWS AVAILABLE FOR DOWNLOAD:

Click on the links, or right-click (CNTRL+click for Mac Users) and select "Save As."

Radio MP3s (256 kpbs, compressed folder includes spreadsheet)
Web MP3s (128 kbps, compressed folder includes spreadsheet)
MP2s (compressed folder includes spreadsheet)
Spreadsheet Only (.xlsx - includes show dates, titles and descriptions, as well as URLs for the show and MP3)

NOTE: BirdNote shows are often seasonally sensitive; scripts may feature subjects or species appropriate for a specific time of year. Some shows are date-sensitive, e.g., shows about Valentine's Day or Thanksgiving, etc. Many shows mention a visit to the website for more information or an action the listener might take. The webpage for each day's show offers a photo, with links to other relevant material. To make it easier for your listeners to find the promised information, we recommend running a show on the day it is scheduled.