Radio Stations
| Station | City | Frequency |
| KOPB-FM (flagship) | Portland | 91.5 FM |
| KETP | Enterprise | 88.7 FM |
| KHRV | Hood River | 90.1 FM |
| KOAB-FM | Bend | 91.3 FM |
| KOAC K276BU |
Corvallis | 550 AM 103.1 FM |
| KOAC-FM | Astoria | 89.7 FM |
| KOAP | Lakeview | 88.7 FM |
| KOBK | Baker City | 88.9 FM |
| KOBN | Burns | 90.1 FM |
| KOGL-FM | Gleneden Beach | 89.3 FM |
| KOJD | John Day | 89.7 FM |
| KOPB | Eugene | 1600 AM |
| KOTD | The Dalles, Oregon | 89.7 FM |
| KRBM | Pendleton | 90.9 FM |
| KTMK-FM | Tillamook | 91.1 FM |
| KTVR-FM | La Grande | 89.9 FM |
Additionally, since the spring of 2009 OPB has operated KMHD, the Portland area's main jazz station. It is still licensed to Mount Hood Community College, but operated out of OPB's studios in Portland.
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