Does The Outer Banks Voice Offer Radio or Podcast Listening Options?

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Yes. The Outer Banks Voice includes a "Listen Live" section that links to local radio stations, and it also publishes podcast episodes. Both appear in the site's navigation and story listings alongside its written news coverage, so you can use the site as an audio entry point as well as a text one.

What audio options are on the site

The site's menu and page content show two distinct kinds of audio:

  • Listen Live radio links — a labeled section pointing to local stations.
  • Podcast episodes — individual audio posts, such as an "Oct 10 Podcast" listed among the top stories.

The radio stations named in the site's Listen Live listing are:

Station
Dixie 105.7
Pirate 95.3
Killer Hits 102.5
96.7 The Coast
104.9 The Block
98.1 The Score

How to listen

  1. Open outerbanksvoice.com.
  2. Find the Listen Live section in the site navigation or page listing.
  3. Select a station name (for example, Dixie 105.7 or Pirate 95.3) to go to that station's listening option.
  4. For podcasts, look in the story listings for entries labeled "Podcast" and open the post to reach the audio.

Expected result: you land on the station's own player or the podcast post, rather than a player hosted inside The Outer Banks Voice itself. The site presents these as links and posts; the actual streaming is handled at the destination.

What to keep in mind

  • The station list is a directory, not a single stream. Each name is a separate local station, so what you hear depends on which one you pick.
  • Podcasts are published as posts. They appear in the same feed as news stories, so they can be easy to miss if you only scan headlines.
  • Availability can change. Station lineups and podcast publishing schedules are set by the outlets themselves, so a link that works today may point somewhere different later.
  • Audio complements the written coverage. The site's main output is local news for Dare County and the Outer Banks — including Nags Head, Kill Devil Hills, Duck, Southern Shores, and Kitty Hawk — with weather, traffic, obituaries, events, business, and sports sections. The radio and podcast options sit alongside that reporting rather than replacing it.

If your goal is simply to hear local Outer Banks radio, start with the Listen Live list. If you want on-demand audio tied to the site's own reporting, check the podcast entries in the story feed.