Programs
Inner FM does not operate with a playlisted music presentation. The station has maintained a "program based" presentation. This features many volunteers presenting a weekly (in most cases) one to two hour radio program featuring music they themselves prefer to broadcast.
Over recent years, Inner FM has adopted a Senior Citizens focused program style. This is demonstrated with the programs featured in daytime - for example: 'Morning Magazine,' 'Unforgettable Music,' 'Monday Musicale,' and 'Listen to the Bands.'
"Speciality music" programming takes place after 6pm, with programs devoted to a wide range of musical styles and demographics.
Similar to many other sub-metro community radio stations, Inner FM features a number of "ethnic" program hours, In the case of Inner FM, it presents six hours per week of non-English Language programs from 6pm to midnight on Mondays.
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