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The radio side of Buena Park TV

BP Radio — In The Mix Buena Park

In The Mix Buena Park

“The Sound of Buena Park”

Music • Community • Culture. One station for the whole city — pop, Latin hits, R&B, K-pop and throwbacks in the same hour, wrapped around the news, events and stories only a Buena Park station can tell.

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In The Mix Buena Park

The Sound of Buena Park

Live broadcast — you are hearing the station as it airs. The clock above shows the segment on air in Buena Park time.

Built for who actually lives here

We are not building a Mexican station, a Korean station and an American station. The diversity is the format.

81,700
Buena Park residents (Census estimate)
42.1%
Hispanic / Latino
32.4%
Asian, incl. Korean & Filipino communities
52%
Speak a language other than English at home
35%
Foreign-born residents
23% / 14%
Under 18 / 65 and older

Population and demographic figures are Census Bureau estimates for the City of Buena Park.

The music

Upbeat and familiar, ’80s through today

  • 80s / 90s / 2000s throwbacks25%

    In rotation: Prince — Kiss · Whitney Houston — I Wanna Dance With Somebody

  • Current pop / Hot AC20%

    In rotation: Dua Lipa — Levitating · Sabrina Carpenter — Espresso

  • Latin pop & reggaeton20%

    In rotation: Bad Bunny — Tití Me Preguntó · Karol G — Provenza

  • R&B, soul & old school15%

    In rotation: Earth, Wind & Fire — September · Frankie Beverly & Maze — Before I Let Go

  • K-pop & Asian pop10%

    In rotation: NewJeans — Super Shy · BTS — Dynamite

  • Classic rock & alternative5%

    In rotation: Fleetwood Mac — Dreams · The Cure — Just Like Heaven

  • Local artists & specialty5%

    In rotation: Buena Park student session — live in studio · OC artist spotlight — unsigned track of the week

A sample hour

  1. 1Bruno Mars
  2. 2Dua Lipa
  3. 3Selena
  4. 4Prince
  5. 5Bad Bunny
  6. 6NewJeans
  7. 7Earth, Wind & Fire
  8. 8Sabrina Carpenter
  9. 9Santana

Music is roughly 70–80% of the hour. Everything else is Buena Park: events, restaurants, city notes, prep sports and neighbour stories.

The programming clock

Every hour, hour by hour

Inside every hour

  • :00Station ID, headlines, weather
  • :05–:20Music sweep (4–5 songs, no talk)
  • :20Community break — events, city notes, sponsor message
  • :25–:45Music sweep with one short host break
  • :45Feature: restaurant spotlight, local artist or nonprofit story
  • :50–:59Music to the top of the hour, sponsor tag, ID

Station updates

Know what's coming before it airs

One short email when a show is added, when episodes go up, and when sponsor hours open. Listeners and businesses use the same list — pick what you want to hear about.

An email list, not a per-show alarm: we send updates ahead of new shows and episodes, not a reminder before every hour. Questions? hello@fulcrumimpact.org

Specialty shows

Six hours a week that belong to one community

Weeknights, 8–9 PM PT

Hecho en Buena Park

Latin pop, regional Mexican and reggaeton with Spanish-language hosting — the hour where the city's largest community sets the playlist.

Spanish and English

Saturdays, 4–6 PM PT

K-Wave BP

K-pop, K-R&B and Korean-American artists with Korean-language segments and Koreatown-adjacent business news.

Korean and English

Saturdays, 2–3 PM PT

Kababayan Hour

Filipino artists, OPM classics and community announcements for one of the city's largest communities.

Tagalog and English

Saturdays, 12–1 PM PT

Made in the 562/714

Local and Orange County artists only, with in-studio performances shot for Buena Park TV.

English

Sundays, 7–9 AM PT

The Old School Ride

Oldies, funk, freestyle and lowrider soul to open the weekend slow.

English and Spanish

Weekdays, 2–4 PM PT

Student Takeover

Students pick the playlist and host the breaks: current pop, K-pop, rhythmic and prep sports.

English

One media brand

The audio side of Buena Park TV

  • Shared newsroom: The Park's reporting feeds both the radio bulletins and the TV newscast.
  • Simulcast windows: Buena Park TV shows like “At The Park” air on the radio as audio-first broadcasts.
  • Video for radio: every in-studio performance and interview is shot for the TV channel and social clips.
  • One student pipeline: the same students learn audio, camera, editing and on-air hosting across both.
  • One sponsorship package: businesses buy radio spots, TV spots and website presence together.
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