Canadian Juices

CJUI - Kelowna, British Columbia

CKVV - Kemptville, Ontario

CHNV - Nelson, British Columbia

CJSU - Duncan, British Columbia

CJUC - Whitehorse, Yukon

WUWM

89.7 FM WUWM is a non-commercial station owned by the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.  They signed on the air in 1964 and became a charter member of NPR in 1971.

Bubbler Talk is a podcast produced by WUWM that focuses on listener submitted questions about the history, culture, landmarks, and quirks of Milwaukee and southeastern Wisconsin.

Lake Effect is a daily radio show and podcast covering local news, politics, culture, education and community stories.

CJTR

91.3 FM CJTR is a mostly volunteer-run community radio station in Regina, Saskatchewan.  Launched in November 2001, CJTR serves as the unofficial campus station for the University of Regina where many students volunteer.  The 480-watt station is now branded as "AccessNow Radio."

CFMU

A magnet and pin from 93.3 FM CFMU, the campus/community radio station at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario.  Radio at McMaster began with a closed circuit AM station in the early 1960s.  Their first air date after getting officially licensed was January 13, 1978 making them the third college radio station in Canada.

WSOF

89.9 FM WSOF (Wonderful Sounds Of Faith) has been a Religious station in Madisonville, Kentucky since 1977.  They are the flagship of the six station Light & Truth Radio Network.

 

ACRN

The All Campus Radio Network (ACRN) is Ohio University's student-run media hub and radio station, founded in 1971.  Prior to that year there were up to 10 separately operating carrier current stations broadcasting in various dormitories.  ACRN consolidated these stations into one.  In the late 70s they began broadcasts to the surrounding Athens, Ohio area via cable TV.  Cable FM was installed in all dormitories in 1995 but only lasted a few years due to high costs and decreases in funding.  ACRN began broadcasting online at acrn.com in 1999.

WKLS

 

96.1 FM WKLS was on the air in Atlanta, Georgia from 1961 to 2012.  Their call letters reflected the last names of the partners of Kenco Broadcasters, an early owner of the station (W Don Kennedy, James Lathom and Arthur Swan.)  Early formats included Easy Listening and MOR but the station is most remembered for their longtime Rock format which began in 1974.  After a 32 year run as "96 Rock" WKLS switched to an Active Rock format as "Project 96-1" in 2006.  In 2012 they flipped to Top-40 as "Power 96-1" and changed call letters to WWPW to match their new branding.

CHRW

CHRW is a community radio station emanating from the University of Western Ontario in London, ON.  After years of broadcasting for a few hours a week on CFPL-AM and also as a carrier current station, CHRW gained an official license and went on the air in October 1981.  "Radio Western" was located at 94.7 FM until 2003 when they moved up a notch to 94.9 FM.

CJLX

"91X" CJLX is the campus radio station at Loyalist College in Belleville, Ontario.  They've been on the air since November 1992.  The 3,200-watt station airs a Modern Rock format along with specialty shows on weekends and late nights.  CJLX plays commercials but are considered a not-for-profit station by the CRTC and any income goes back in to the cost of running the station.  

KALX

90.7 FM KALX is a community and student-run station broadcasting from the University of California-Berkeley.  Radio on campus began in 1962 with carrier current station KAL.  An FCC license was secured a few years later along with new call letters KALX and official FM broadcasts began in October 1967.

Here's a crazy story:  After failing to secure the broadcast rights with a commercial radio station, Oakland A's owner Charles Finley agreed to make KALX the flagship station of his teams baseball games at the start of the 1978 season.  At that time KALX only broadcast with 10 watts and the majority of their fans could not hear the weak signal.  The arrangement lasted 16 games before Finley awarded the rights to KNEW.  

KTAH

Stickers and a pin from 101.9 FM KTAH in Tacoma, Washington.  "Radio Tacoma" is an all-volunteer, low-power radio station that went on the air in October 2017.  KTAH's antenna is not on a traditional tower but instead attached to a tall fir tree!
 

KZUM

89.3 KZUM is a non-profit, community radio station in Lincoln, Nebraska.  The 1,500-watt station went on the air in 1978.