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Board Directives

Group of people stands smiling, outside, in front of green bushes on a sunny day.
Image at top: the 2018 KNOM Board of Directors, gathered in Nome in July: Kevin Fimon, Treasurer; Tim Bodony, President; Dennis Bookey; Dr. Paul Korchin; Fr. Ross Tozzi, Bishop’s Representative to the Board; Tom Moran, Secretary; Amy Gorn, Vice President. Photo: Margaret DeMaioribus, KNOM.

Coinciding with KNOM’s 47th anniversary, the board of directors met in Nome for their quarterly meeting.

The board has wisely guided the transition of the radio mission from a self-supporting diocesan subsidiary to an independent Catholic nonprofit. Since the transition in 2012, the board has ensured close adherence to the mission’s values of being a friend and companion for listeners and providing respectful service based on Catholic ideals. They oversee the execution of KNOM’s mission: encountering Christ, embracing culture, empowering growth, and engaging the listener.

Image at top: the 2018 KNOM Board of Directors, gathered in Nome in July: Kevin Fimon, Treasurer; Tim Bodony, President; Dennis Bookey; Dr. Paul Korchin; Fr. Ross Tozzi, Bishop’s Representative to the Board; Tom Moran, Secretary; Amy Gorn, Vice President. Photo: Margaret DeMaioribus, KNOM.


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We acknowledge that KNOM Radio Mission is located on the customary lands of Indigenous peoples. 

Based in the Bering Strait region, KNOM broadcasts throughout the homelands of the Iñupiaq, Siberian Yup’ik, Cup’ik and Yup’ik peoples.