Radio Zu Sa

Radio ZuSa is a local non-commercial radio station in north-east Lower Saxony. It is operated by the non-profit broadcasting company Rundfunkgesellschaft Nordostniedersachsen, based in Uelzen, and reaches listeners in the Lüneburg Heath and the Elbe Marshes.

The station broadcasts on FM frequencies in Lüneburg (95.5 MHz) and Uelzen (88.0 MHz), as well as via DAB+ and internet stream. The frequency in Dannenberg (89.7 MHz) was switched off on 1 April 2021. Radio ZuSa began broadcasting on 7 May 1997 with studios in Lüneburg and Uelzen. It is a pilot project of the state media authority for local radio with citizen participation.

Every day, the editorial team produces six hours of magazine programming, including the morning magazine Extrawach (6–10 a.m.) and Happy Hour (4–6 p.m.). Free transmission slots and news have been provided by Deutschlandradio Kultur since 2002.