KSWZ

A sticker and magnet from 105.3 KSWZ licensed to Saint George, Kansas.  The 100-watt low-power station carries a Religious format.

La Mega 95.7 FM

La Mega is a network of radio stations in Venezuela airing mostly pop/rock and hip-hop for a youth audience.  They were founded in 1988 and is currently heard on a dozen different frequencies.  The 95.7 FM frequency broadcasts to Valencia, the third largest city in the country.

Radio Auran Aallot

Radio Auran Aallot broadcasts at 90.5 FM from the city of Turku in southern Finland.  This sticker was probably used in the station's production studio--the words translate to "Shelf Location" "Disc Number" and "Saved." 

WYMG

100.5 WYMG is a 50,000-watt Classic Rock station in Springfield, Illinois.

W244AV

W244AV "96.7 FM The Alt Project" is an Alternative Rock station licensed to Blacksburg, Virginia.  In 2018 they rebranded to "Alt 96."  They are also the HD2 sub-channel of 96.3 WROV.

WMXR

93.9 FM WMXR was an Oldies station in Woodstock, Vermont.

Joys

 WXWY - Robertsdale, Alabama

 WJYJ - Fredericksburg, Virginia

 CIXN - Fredericton, New Brunswick

CJYE - Oakville, Ontario

WEVO

89.1 FM WEVO is the flagship station of New Hampshire Public Radio.  The 50,000-watt outlet went on the air in August 1981.

KTID

A 1988 sticker from Adult Contemporary station KTID "100.9 K-Tide" licensed to San Rafael, California.

KIWC

There is almost no information available about this defunct station which is strange because they existed less than 10 years ago.  The "Keeping Romance Alive" slogan suggests that they had a Soft AC or love songs-only format.  If you have any more info about this station, send an email to radiodecals@gmail.com

KIWC was licensed to Boulder City, Nevada

CIMS

103.9 FM CIMS is a French-language, community radio station licensed to Balmoral, New Brunswick.  They went on the air in September 1994.

CHAT

CHAT 1270 AM signed on the air on November 1, 1946 in Medicine Hat, Alberta.  The Country-formatted station converted to 94.5 FM in 2006.

KFJB

1230 AM KFJB is a News/Talk/Sports station in Marshalltown, Iowa.  They are one of the oldest stations in the state having officially gone on the air in June 1923.  They were one of the earliest, if not the first, station to broadcast a high school football game which took place while still an experimental "radio-telephone station" in 1922.  KFJB FM went on the air in 1968.  The 101.1 frequency is currently Country station KXIA.

WLDE

101.7 FM WLDE plays Classic Hits in Ft. Wayne, Indiana.

Radio Rural

610 AM Radio Rural is a Talk station geared toward farmers and ranchers.  The 50,000-watt station (call sign CX 4) broadcasts from Montevideo, Uruguay.

Klassika Raadio

Klassika Raadio airs Classical, Folk and Jazz music as well as cultural programming.  They are part of Estonian Public Broadcasting aka ERR (Eesti Rahvusringhääling) based in the capital city of Tallinn.

WWKE

"Key Radio" 1370 AM WWKE was a Top-40 station in Ocala, Florida from the mid-1960s until the early 1980s.  The frequency is currently home to News/Talk station WOCA.

WPEZ

"Z108" WPEZ was an Adult Contemporary station in Macon, Georgia.  A "Z108" shirt can be seen here.

KIXs

 KIXT - Bellingham, Washington

 WLXP - Marion, South Carolina

 WXIK - Jackson, Michigan

KIXN - Hobbs, New Mexico

WHRB

The history of (W) Harvard University Radio Broadcasting goes back to the early 1940s making them one of the oldest college stations in the country.  They began as a carrier current station and used the call letters WHCN and WHRV before settling on the current calls in 1951.  A frequency position shift from 107.1 FM to their current 95.3 FM occurred in the late 1950s.
WHRB primarily plays Classical, Jazz and Indie Rock music as well as Blues and Hip Hop on the weekends.  The Country music program Hillbilly at Harvard has aired since 1948.  The 1,450-watt station is also known for their twice-a-year musical Orgy® periods at the end of each semester.  Orgies are "marathon-style musical programs devoted to a single composer, performer, genre or subject" which sometimes run 24 hours a day for a week or more.
WHRB is licensed to Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Enjoy the video below and discover some alternative uses for WHRB bumper stickers.