WONB is a CHR station owned by Ohio Northern University in Ada, Ohio.
WBZZ - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. This sticker is from when they were a CHR station before flipping to "K-Rock" and adding Howard Stern. They then switched briefly to Talk as WTZN "The Zone" before coming full circle as B94 again with WBZW as their calls.
KBZT - San Diego, California. This is from their short-lived "All 80s" format circa 2001.
CHBW is a Hot AC station licensed to Rocky Mountain House, Alberta.
1070 AM KHMO is a News/Talk station licensed to Hannibal, Missouri. They began broadcasting in 1941.
This looks to be from the mid-80s because of the obvious Eddie Van Halen-ish guitar and the Walkman headphones. No coupons or advertising on the back. Any idea where this goofy sticker is from?
WFSO (W Five Seven O) started up in 1966 as an MOR station before giving way to Rock by the 1970s. In 1978 the station was sold and switched to Talk as WPLP. WFSO was licensed to Pinellas Park, Florida.
SRI is the international arm of the Swiss Broadcasting Corporation. They started broadcasting via shortwave in 1935 but stopped in 2004 to focus exclusively on their multimedia platform at swissinfo.org, which is available in 9 languages. 
CFNR (Canada's First Nations Radio) is a Classic Rock station from Terrace, British Columbia. The CFNR Network distributes their programming in central and northern BC by way of more than 50 repeater stations. The sticker design reflects the highly stylized art form indigenous to that area of North America.
WGBM was a Classic Country station in Green Bay, Wisconsin. After the station was sold in 2000, the new owners did something that 
My wife does the crossword puzzle from the newspaper every day. Because of this, she is an unbeatable Scrabble player and knows a lot of useless, semi-obscure words like plinth (a block on which a statue is placed), rasher (a thin slice of bacon) and wen. A wen is defined as "a cyst of the skin filled with fatty matter that has been secreted by a sebaceous gland that has been blocked." The first time I wore my WENS t-shirt she let me know what a wen was and I'm grossed out to this day. 
WSVL was a Country music station which was bought in 1979 by what would become Emmis Broadcasting. In 1981 the call letters were changed to WENS and they switched to an Adult Contemporary format. This lasted until 2005 when they flipped back to Country as Hank FM. WENS was licensed to Shelbyville, Indiana near Indianapolis.
Happy Groundhog Day.
Happy Groundhog Day.
Happy Groundhog Day.
WSUC is a college station from the State University of New York at Cortland. In 1976 they were making the switch from an AM carrier-current station to FM and had to submit 5 sets of call letters to the FCC. Their choices were WCSU, WMLF, WCJL WRTC and, as a joke, WSUC. Thank you FCC. You chose wisely.
Identifying this sticker has been a fruitless challenge. There are clues but so far Google hasn't been able to work her magic on this one. The backing of the sticker is brown and the full AM frequency isn't given so I'll take a wild guess and say it's from the mid 1970s. Here's what we know so far....
KCEL broadcast a variety of musical genres including Rock, Country, Jazz, Oldies and other specialty shows before being sold and flipped to a Regional Mexican format in 2004.
The typeface and overall groovy design of this sticker, along with the brown backing, suggests that this is from the 1970s. Someone wrote the call letters on the back but to me it looks like "YBTM-FM." A KBTM currently exists but it's an AM station in Arkansas. WBTM is a station at 1330 AM in Virginia. Not much to Google on here. Any ideas?
WUFM is the home of the Radio U network of Alternative Christian stations based in Columbus, Ohio. Radio U has four translators in Ohio as well as two outlets in California. You have to listen pretty closely to the lyrics to even realize they're playing Christian rock....the song I'm listening to right now is a dead-on impersonation of the Killers. Specialty shows also delve into rap, electronica and hardcore/metal.
