Welcome to WRMI, Radio Miami International, a commercial international shortwave radio station with studios in Miami, Florida and studios and transmitters in Okeechobee, Florida, broadcasting to listeners worldwide.

If you are anywhere in the world, you can hear WRMI’s 9955 kHz live stream on services such as TuneIn, Streema, Radio.Garden and other similar programs that are accessible on smartphones, tablets and computers. Do a search for “WRMI” when you connect to each of these services.

WRMI Travel Radio Miami International was founded in 1989 by Jeff White (currently General Manager) and Kiko Espinosa (chief engineer, who passed away in 2005). RMI began broadcasting in 1989 via hired airtime on other shortwave facilities in various locations.

Let us take you on a virtual tour through the WRMI shortwave station in Okeechobee. We would like to show you this unique facility that we have been entrusted with.

WRMI Radio Miami International 10400 NW 240th Street Okeechobee, Florida 34972 USA

WRMI is a privately-owned commercial shortwave station. We are not affiliated with any government, political or religious organization. We sell blocks of airtime to virtually anyone who wants to broadcast on shortwave.

Desde Miami, capital latinoamericana, WRMI Radio Miami Internacional transmite a todas las Américas y el mundo vía onda corta e Internet. Organizaciones y compañías pueden comprar espacios de tiempo en WRMI para transmitir sus propios programas políticos, religiosos, comerciales y culturales.

We invite you to use the form below to share with us your reception reports. Reports given on this page will be acknowledged either on-air, or with a return email. QSL cards can also be obtained from this form. We thank you for taking the time for letting us know that you are listening to WRMI, Radio Miami International.

Radio Miami International was the operator of shortwave station WRMI in Miami. The company sells shortwave airtime to a wide variety of organizations around the world. The WRMI transmission facility in Miami was closed on November 30, 2013, and all transmissions were transferred to the new facility in Okeechobee on December 1.

wrmi technical summary Location: The property is in an agricultural part of rural Okeechobee County, about two and a half hours north of Miami and about 20 miles north of Lake Okeechobee. (North Latitude 27 degrees, 27 minutes, 30 seconds.