WSBF

88.1 FM WSBF is a student-run radio station broadcasting from the campus of Clemson University in Clemson, South Carolina.  They went on the air in May, 1958 with call letters reflecting the three student founders (W) Suggs, Bolick and Fair.  I first noticed the station "mascot" of a woman with a wide-brimmed hat and off-the-shoulder dress when she appeared on a sticker I received from them in the mid-1980s.  "The Lady" has actually been around since 1977 when an architecture student won a logo drawing contest (as well as a pony keg of beer.)

WPCA

93.1 FM WPCA is a 50-watt station licensed to Amery, Wisconsin.

WTVY

95.5 FM WTVY is a 100,000-watt Country station in Dothan, Alabama.

Radio Capital

Radio Capital 710 went on the air in Caracas, Venezuela in September, 1968.

Welle Niederrhein

Welle Niederrhein is a private, local radio station based in the western German city of Krefeld.  They went on the air in 1991.

WYCD

99.5 WYCD has been a Country station in Detroit, Michigan since 1993.





WQRP

89.5 WQRP is a Spanish Religious station in Dayton, Ohio.  They were once locally-owned and carried a Southern Gospel format but are now an affiliate of the California-based Radio Nueva Vida network.

WMVP

AM 1290 WMVP was an R&B Oldies station in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.  The (W) Most Valuable Player call letters refer to the Hall of Fame NFL career of station owner Willie Davis who played defensive end for the Green Bay Packers and Cleveland Browns.

WJTL

90.3 WJTL (W Jesus The Lord) is a Contemporary Christian station in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.  They went on the air in August, 1984.

WESA / WDUQ

90.5 FM WESA is 25,000-watt, public radio station in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Prior to 2011, 90.5 FM had the call letters WDUQ and was owned by Duquesne University.  The station carried a significant amount of News and NPR programming and was the main source for Jazz music in Pittsburgh.

KTFX

101.7 KTFX is a Country station in Tulsa, Oklahoma.  The top sticker is circa 1987 when they were located at 103.3 FM.

Meghan Markle / KLSX

I came across this dumb, 1999 video of Prince Harry's future wife, Meghan Markle, spotting a Tom Leykis sticker on the back of a truck.  Watch it here.

The decal she spotted was from Los Angeles's 97.1 FM KLSX which carried a Hot Talk format from 1997 until 2009.  They were the flagship station of The Tom Leykis Show.
It took me a minute to figure out why I had two of the same sticker before I noticed a very small difference between these two decals.

KISM

92.9 KISM is a Classic Rock station licensed to Bellingham, Washington.

日本のラジオステッカー

A reader asked if I could post some more of the Japanese radio stickers that I received back in 2013.  Here ya go!

78.9 FM Radio Bari Bari broadcasts from Imabari, Ihime Prefecture, Japan.  The station name probably comes from the city where they are located but Google says that "bari bari" can also mean "when one is full of energy" and is also an onomatopoeic word for the sound of crunching or ripping.

Kiss FM broadcasts from Kobe, Japan and is simulcast on other frequencies throughout Hyogo Prefecture.

83.5 FM originates from Takarazuka, Hyogo Prefecture, Japan.  For some reason, this sticker depicts Princess Sapphire, the lead character from the manga series Princess Knight which first appeared in print in 1953.

FM Port 79.0 broadcasts from the Sea of Japan port town of Niigata.

CKKQ

Known simply as "The Q", Victoria, British Columbia's CKKQ has been a Rock station since 1987.