WAMC - Northeast Public Radio is a public radio station based in Albany, New York. The station is known for its high-quality programming, which includes a mix of news, information, and entertainment. The station provides its listeners with in-depth news coverage, investigative reporting, and stories from the local community, as well as national and global perspectives.

The station's programming includes locally produced news shows, such as "The Roundtable" which focuses on current events, culture and lifestyle and "The Legislative Gazette" which provides in-depth coverage of state politics and policy. WAMC also offers popular NPR programs such as "Morning Edition", "All Things Considered" and "Fresh Air" which provide the audience with a national and international perspective on current events, culture, arts and more.

In addition to news, WAMC also offers a wide range of music programming, which includes a variety of genres such as classical, folk, jazz and more. With "The Berkshire Review" and "The Hudson River Sampler" WAMC delivers on its commitment to showcasing the region's musicians and diverse array of musical talent.

The station is also dedicated to being an important resource for the community, with a focus on education and community engagement. It offers an Education channel, WAMC HD2, which features a mix of educational programming for children, teenagers and adults, and regularly hosts community events and fundraisers.