KNDN is located in Farmington, New Mexico on the border of the Navajo reservation-the largest Indian reservation in the country. KNDN 960AM, all Navajo radio began in 1957 and continues on today with daily Navajo language broadcasting including news, information, and music. There are also live open microphone programs for listeners to make their own announcements for news, meetings, funerals, ceremonies and other happenings pertinent to the Navajo Nation.
I tried this station in hopes of listening to some native music in native language, such as song and dance or pow wow songs. But all I've been hearing is Rez country bands like stateline...that's so boring, it's one Rez band one after another, so I tried ktnn and whatta you know I heard song and dance and right after that was a pow wow song now that's a native station. So now I stream ktnn while I'm driving the 48 states ...
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Ana Diaz19.01.2025
naakai nilshi I enjoy listening to diné bizaad while I drive. Also the music selection is great.
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Norman Hale27.04.2022
Love this station since I was a young guy growing up and this will always be my favorite station. Keep up the good work,but our language should be the dominant on this station,nothing else.
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elvira Morgan04.10.2021
I enjoy and appreciate the talented Navajo speaking personnel at KNDN. The information broadcast from this radio station is to educate us. It is up to an individual to choose whether they want to appreciate or disrespect or twist the message. Most of us are taught to respect and become educated by researching and further educating others who lack technology. Remember our kindergarten rules... be nice to each other. May God Bless each and everyone of us.
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Whitestar Ty03.10.2021
Yes, I concur with V. Begaye...Mr. Rafael, has undoubtedly thrown blame with his offset remarks towards unvaccinated individuals & contradicts himself with the vaccinated to still be at large to contract the illness. Just deliver the news & stop preaching to us.
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Vesta Begaye25.03.2021
Listening yesterday morning. I felt discrimination by Lydell. You cannot blame people who are not vaccinated for others catching the virus. I changed the station.
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Melanie hadley-tsosie25.08.2020
Speaking English isn't appropriate for Navajo station. Speak Navajo on your radio station.
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Sophina Whitehorse20.07.2020
Yahteeh abinoo!🤜
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Tillman Bigthumb08.07.2020
I love to listen to the BenShow 👍👌..
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Steven Arthur08.03.2018
Like to listen to this station,it refreshes my dine' language.
