DK 1250

DK 1250 is a news and talk station in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico, broadcasting on 1250 AM under the callsign XEDK-AM. Its schedule is built around news bulletins, interviews, debate and commentary on current affairs, legal, health and cultural subjects.

XEDK first went on the air in Guadalajara in 1938, which makes it one of the long-running stations of the city. It belongs to the Radiorama group, and the station is often listed under Radiorama de Occidente. The programming is in Spanish and is aimed at a general adult audience in Guadalajara and the surrounding region.

Listeners can expect spoken-word programming rather than a continuous music feed, with morning news and talk programs and a range of commentary shows. The online stream is an AAC+ feed at about 64 kbps, which is practical for mobile connections. The station's own website, dk1250.mx, has more information on its programmes.

The name DK comes from the XEDK callsign, and the 1250 refers to its frequency on the AM dial. Online listeners outside Guadalajara can follow the same programming through the stream.