Bayern 3

Bayern 3 is a public radio station owned and operated by Bayerischer Rundfunk (BR), the public broadcaster in the German state of Bavaria.

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Bayern 3

Broadcast area	Bavaria South Tyrol (via DAB+)
Frequency	DAB: 11D 42 FM frequencies
Programming
Language	German
Format	Hot AC
Ownership
Operator	Bayerischer Rundfunk (BR)
Sister stations	Bayern 1 Bayern 2 BR-Klassik BR24 BR24live Puls BR Heimat BR Schlager BR Verkehr
History
First air date	1 April 1971 (1971-04-01)
Links
Webcast	Listen Live
Website	bayern3.de

Bayern 3 started operating on 1 April 1971 as BR’s third radio channel. It is focused on pop music. It has more than 2 million daily listeners.^[1]

In February 2021, Bayern 3 host Matthias Matuschik faced criticism after an on-air xenophobic tirade against South Korean boyband BTS. Various hashtags began trending on Twitter over the weekend, demanding an apology.^[2]

Bayern 3 was again criticized when instead of apologizing, they issued a statement blaming people for being offended and that Matuschik was stating an opinion.^[2] Various artists condemned Matuschik’s words, including Halsey, Lauv, Zara Larsson and others.^[3] Another apology was issued, but Matuschik’s continued denial of wrongdoing led to more scrutiny.

More posts from Matuschik’s Instagram were revealed to also be racist. The DJ deleted his Instagram on 28 February 2021.^[4]

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