St. Johns becomes home to Observer Radio 91.1 FM as a leading broadcasting station in Antigua and Barbuda. Winston and Fergie Derrick established their station in 1996 to become the first autonomous radio broadcast service in the nation which undermined the broadcast monopoly. Radio programming at the station presents a combination of news broadcasts and talk shows together with different musical selections featuring jazz and pop genres. The broadcast lineup at Observer AM and Voice of the People represent two significant shows on the station which provides both newsmaker interviews and sport updates alongside open-field community discussions. Worldwide listeners can access the content of Observer Radio 91.1 FM by using different online streaming services