An FM radio station broadcasts audio content using frequency modulation (FM) technology. This method allows for high-quality sound and is less susceptible to interference compared to AM radio. FM stations typically operate within the VHF (Very High Frequency) band, usually between 88 and 108 MHz, and can reach audiences over a wide area. Listeners can tune in to various FM radio stations to enjoy music, news, talk shows, and other entertainment. Each station has a unique frequency, allowing listeners to select their preferred content. Popular FM stations often feature local DJs, music genres, and community events.