Bogotá-based Caracol Radio is one of the main radio networks in Colombia. They program eight formats on about two dozen frequencies throughout the country.
A 1989 sticker from AM 670 KPUA, a News/Talk station licensed to Hilo, Hawaii. KPUA made news recently when they stopped airing the Rush Limbaugh Show after the host's inflammatory remarks against a women's health activist.
If I'm not mistaken, WYNO was a pirate radio station based in Phillipsburg, New Jersey during the second half of the 1970s. I received this sticker from one of the station's DJs (here he is) along with a bunch of other radio promotional stuff in a trade back in 1998. Check out some dynamite WYNO photos and playlists here.
Radio RaBe ("Radio Raven") is a non-commercial, community radio station based in Berne, Switzerland. They play a diverse variety of music including Pop, Rock, Reggae, Hip-Hop, Blues, Folk...
...and Jazz...
...and "Black" music.
This iron-on patch features a different raven mascot from their current logo along with a dial position that isn't listed on their frequency page.
88.9 FM WMWX "ClassX Radio" is a Rock station licensed to Miamitown, Ohio just west of Cincinnati. The non-profit station signed on the air in August, 2006 and also broadcasts on 89.3 FM licensed to Waynesville, Ohio and 89.1 FM WKCX in Crittenden, Kentucky. "ClassX Radio" is a throwback to a true Album Oriented Rock station playing deep album cuts, new artists, familiar rock hits and "melodic rock." Listen live here.
"98.7 Kiss FM" is an Urban Adult Contemporary station in New York City. The former Adult Top-40 of WXLO became WRKS (W RKO Station) in June, 1981 eventually taking the low-ranked station from 22nd to 3rd in the ratings. In 1983 "Kiss FM" became the first station in the United States to play Rap music on a regular basis. They've since carried various strains of the Urban format and currently play "Classic Soul and Today's R&B."
93.7 CJJR "JRfm" is a Country station in Vancouver, British Columbia. They've carried the same format since signing on in July 1986.
FM 107.7 WIVK is a Country station in Knoxville, Tennessee. They've used a frog mascot since 1976 when a station employee was recording a commercial and realized that the calls letters sounded like a frog's croak..."Wivick Wivick Wivick." WIVK is a consistently top-rated station in the Knoxville market and held (or possibly still holds) a #1 streak that started in 1980 and lasted until at least the summer of 2011.
KRVN (K Rural Voice of Nebraska) is a News/Talk/Farm station licensed to Lexington, Nebraska. At night, "880 Rural Radio" plays Classic Country with 50,000 watts of power to western Nebraska and parts of Kansas, Colorado and Wyoming. KRVN is one of six stations in the Nebraska Rural Radio Network which is owned by more than 4,000 farmers and ranchers.
WAJZ is a Rhythmic Contemporary station in Albany, New York. They went on the air as "Jamz 96.3" with an Urban Contemporary format in December, 1998 after flipping from Country. WAJZ (W Albany JamZ) is licensed to Voorheesville, NY.
"94 Jamz" was KUAT from Agana, Guam. The Rhythmic Contemporary station is now known as "I94." KUAT was the first FM station on the island and went on the air September 1, 1966.
WJWZ "97.9 Jamz" plays Rap/Hip-Hop in Montgomery, Alabama and is licensed to Wetumpka, AL.
"Kiss 96.7" KHFI (K High FIdelity) is a CHR station licensed to the Austin suburb of Georgetown, Texas. They were tied with KKMJ for the top spot in that market's Holiday 2011 radio ratings.
KWIZ 96.7 FM "Radio Exitos" was a Spanish station licensed to Santa Ana, California. The call letters were named for the multiple quiz shows which were popular on sister station 1480 KWIZ-AM in the 1950s. KWIZ-FM is currently a Regional Mexican station known as "La Rockola."
AM 1320 KKSM is a 500-watt, student-run, Alternative station broadcasting from the campus of Palomar College in San Marcos, California. Specialty shows include Country, Heavy Metal, Oldies and Latin Jazz. KKSM was founded in 1976 and was only available via cable radio from 1979 until 1996 when the 1320 AM frequency was donated to the school by PAR Broadcasting. They went on the air on April 1, 1996 and are licensed to Oceanside, CA.
105.5 KBUE "Que Buena" is a Regional Mexican station licensed to Long Beach, California. For better coverage across the Los Angeles area they also broadcast at 94.3 FM KEBN licensed to Garden Grove, CA and 94.3 FM KBUA licensed to San Fernando, CA.
