The Caribbean Radio

Radio still matters in Queens. The Caribbean Radio broadcasts from South Ozone Park, a steady signal for listeners who tune in for music, talk, and community updates. The station keeps the pulse of Caribbean culture alive on the airwaves, offering a mix of programming that reflects the neighborhood’s rhythms and voices.

South Ozone Park has long been a hub for Caribbean communities, and local broadcasters play a key role in connecting people across the borough. You’ll find the studio at 115-01 Lefferts Blvd, where the schedule includes reggae, soca, and dancehall sets alongside news segments, interviews, and call-in shows. The format keeps things lively without straying too far from the roots of the genre.

Listeners can expect a rotation of DJs, each bringing their own style to the airwaves. Some segments lean into the latest hits, while others dig into classic tracks or spotlight emerging artists. The station also covers local events, sports, and cultural happenings, making it a practical resource for those who want to stay informed about what’s happening in the area. To reach the station, call (718) 732-7021.

For directions, check the map here: https://www.google.com/maps/place?ftid=0x89c26740b0f2fe23:0x9fa85aec59535c72. Whether you’re dialing in from a car radio or streaming online, the signal cuts through the usual noise of the city.