Audio Journal Accessibility

Broadcast signal strength can vary in outlying communities. Call AUDIO JOURNAL for information concerning your town.


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A program schedule in braille, cassette or large print can be requested by cable listeners and registration at Audio Journal insures that listeners will receive updated schedules and listener information.

To get a receiver or to find out what other options are available in your city or town in Central Massachusetts, contact Audio Journal at 508-797-1117.


Closed Circuit Radios - Special Receivers The Audio Journal is broadcast on the SCA (subsidiary carrier authorization) of WICN Public Radio in Worcester and WNRC FM in Dudley.

This unique signal can be heard with a specially tuned radio-receiver, available through your radio reading service. In order to hear this signal, a listener must live within the broadcast range of the participating FM stations. Our signal covers most of Worcester County, although geography and structures can affect reception.

Recievers carry a one-time cost of $100.00 and new listeners are asked to cover the cost if possible, or if not, to pay a donation within their means. No one is turned away! The broadcast service is free.

A volunteer will deliver the radio and demonstrate how to use it, as well as leave a schedule in braille, large print or cassette. Receivers can be ordered by calling Audio Journal. Receivers are recycled to others in need, so please contact us if yours is no longer needed. Also contact us for any necessary repairs or replacements.

Cable TV
Audio Journal is carried on some local access cable TV channels. A local access channel serves an individual town and we become the audio portion of the channel. (See the list at the top of the page.)