Radio Mega: Connecting South Florida's Haitian Community

Radio Mega broadcasts on 103.7 FM, reaching both Port-au-Prince and Cap-Haitien in Haiti as well as listeners across South Florida, where it has operated as a Haitian-owned and operated broadcasting company for more than a decade. The station's reach extends to over 750,000 Haitians in South Florida, the second-largest Haitian community in the state, making it a significant presence for the diaspora specifically.

Programming runs in Creole and French with some English mixed in, built around a steady diet of Caribbean music, including konpa, zouk, and salsa, alongside news, talk shows, interviews, and comedy. That combination of music and substantive talk content has made it a fixture for listeners who want both entertainment and a connection to news from home, whether they're in Haiti, South Florida, or following along online from anywhere else in the world.

Under the leadership of CEO Jean Alex Saint Surin, Radio Mega has built its identity specifically around serving the everyday life of its listeners, positioning itself as a steady companion throughout the day rather than a station built around a single signature program. Its reach also extends into the Bahamas and northwestern Haiti, broadening its footprint beyond its core South Florida and Port-au-Prince audience.

For Haitian listeners in South Florida and beyond looking for a station that blends music, news, and community connection, Radio Mega has built over a decade of presence doing exactly that.