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KBSX , also known as "KBSX 91.5" is a non-commercial radio station located in Boise , broadcasting on 91.5 FM . The station airs news and information programming from NPR , PRI , APM and the BBC , as well as locally produced news and information programs. KBSX-FM's programming is repeated on KBSY , 88.5 FM , in Burley ; KBSQ , 90.7 FM , in McCall , and KBSS , 91.1 FM , in Sun Valley , all Idaho, andKBSJ , 91.3 FM , in Jackpot, Nevada . KBSX-FM's programming is also repeated on a low-power repeater in New Meadows/Lake Fork at 93.5FM .
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