WGDR & WGDH are part of a small and growing network of community radio stations here in the state. Most of these stations are part of the Vermont Association of Broadcasters.

•                WBTV-LP, Burlington, 99.3 FM (since 2017)

•                WFVR-LP, South Royalton, 96.5 FM (since 2014)

•                WGDR, Plainfield, 91.1 FM & WGDH, Hardwick, 91.7 FM (Central Vermont Community Radio) (since 1973, and 2021 under community ownership).

•                WMRW-LP, Warren, 94.5 FM (since 2014)

•                WOOL-FM, Bellows Falls, 91.5 FM (since 2002)

•                WVEW-LP, Brattleboro 107.7 FM (since 2002)

•               And three more new LPFMs currently in station building phase in 2026: WVVT-LP, Bristol, WLUD-LP, Ludlow, and WRUJ-KP, Richmond.

LPFM stands for low-power FM stations, which broadcast around 100 watts (hyper local). Full power stations, like WGDR/WGDH and WOOL, are full power stations, broadcasting at around 1,000 watts (much further physical reach).

College radio in Vermont has been declining since before Covid. There currently are five college stations still on the air:

• Middlebury College - WMRC, Middlebury

• Norwich University - WNUB, Northfield (this is not a live station, it is a syndicated music stream).

• St. Michael’s College - WWPV, Colchester

• University of Vermont - WRUV, Burlington

• Vermont Tech - WVTC, Randolph