This has been driving me batty for months, but I have no idea who to report it to. It is the worst on weekends, and it interferes with NPR listening, indeed.

po po ??

Yeah, that station SUCKS. It kills 90.1 for most of downtown Whalley.
Here is the FCC complaint page-
http://esupport.fcc.gov/complaints.htm

Is there any local authority that can be contacted? Anyone know?

I too hate that it interferes with NPR, and has been doing so on and off, for the past 15 years. But on the other hand, pirate radio is pretty cool. And I think it's great that we have people around here with something to say...

Maybe they could find some clearer air to broadcast on...

Yeah Pirate Radio! Down with the FCC!
I used to broadcast over NPR'S signal years ago, only signing off when they broadcast news.
There is barely any bandwith available to the independent broadcaster.

Oh, and I have tried the FCC but they gave me a bit of a runaround. Keep calling them; maybe they will do something or our friends at 90.3 will stay on their own signal.

Right, I know, pirate radio is pretty cool and, I know, the public owns the airwaves and so it should be able to broadcast what it wants when it wants blah blah blah. Well then how ironic it is that the broadcasters are interfering with a PUBLIC RADIO station that is largely listener supported. I guess their wishes and tastes don't count? Look; I don't care that there is a pirate radio station full stop; just that it interferes with my preferred station. And you know why it interferes? Because we're dealing with people who--gasp--haven't been regulated.

Just listen to 91.1

@neighbor. good idea, but SHU has different programming. plus, misses the point that the knuckleheads at reggae 90.3 are, to use a metaphor apropos of this fine city, "not staying in their own lane."

I filed a complaint with the FCC via email. Hope everyone else does it, too. Use the link someone posted below : http://esupport.fcc.gov/complaints.htm

I'm glad that NPR listeners can finally feel comfortable sharing their pro-establishment, elitist, racist attitudes. We've just been waiting for you to admit it to yourselves. Your Confederate flag is in the mail.

Has anyone tried calling the FCC directly?

i do not recommend contacting the fcc - try listening to the reggae instead

I really like 90.3. But that's beside the point. Stay on your own frequency! NPR reception in the Dwight neighborhood is bad enough as it is, without your interference! File a complaint at http://esupport.fcc.gov/complaints.htm?sid=d1e650&id=d1e707.

Got an email back from the FCC concerning the complaint I filed:

"This letter is in response to your complaint, 11-C00278052, filed with the FCC.

Station WWPT is currently licensed on Frequency 90.3 MHz in Westport, CT. Since this station is currently licensed, it does not appear as though this station is operating as a prirate broadcast station."

I emailed them back saying that it is certainly not 90.3 from Westport, and haven't heard anything back from the FCC.

I also contacted WNPR, telling them of the problem, and have not hear anything back.

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