Aboriginal Voices Radio / CFIE

Aboriginal Voices Radio was a Canadian radio network that existed from 2002 until 2016.  Programming was aimed at indigenous peoples including First Nations, Inuit and Metis.

Toronto, Ontario's 106.5 FM CFIE (later changed to CKAV) was the flagship of the network with all other stations rebroadcasting their signal.  In 2014, AVR renamed itself to Voices Radio but left the airwaves soon after when the CRTC shut them down citing a long-term history of non-compliance with conditions of their license.

WTUZ

99.9 FM WTUZ is a Country station licensed to Uhrichsville, Ohio.  They've been on the air since May, 1990.

Megapol

"Mix Megapol" is a network of about two dozen radio frequencies throughout Sweden.  They went on the air in 1993 as "Skargardsradio" (Archipelago Radio) and later became "Radio Megapol".  They are now branded as "Mix Megapol" and play a mix of current and gold-based hits.

Beur FM

Beur FM is a network of radio stations catering to France's North African population including Algerians, Tunisians and Moroccans.  They are heard on 18 terrestrial signals as well as satellite.  The flagship station went on the air in 1989 at 98.2 FM in Paris and moved to their current dial position of 106.7 FM in 1992.

The Truths

 "88.5 The Truth" WCUG - Lumpkin, Georgia

 "91.7 The Truth" WTRJ - Orange Park/Jacksonville, Florida

"107.7 The Truth" W299AX - Columbus, Georgia

WMVP

AM 1000 WMVP is a Sports station in Chicago, Illinois.  Except for the 2006-07 season, they had been the flagship station of the Chicago Bulls every year from 1996 until 2016.

WJSU

88.5 FM WJSU is a Jazz station owned by (W) Jackson State University in Jackson, Mississippi.

WERU

89.9 FM WERU is volunteer-powered, listener-supported, non-profit, grassroots radio station licensed to Blue Hill, Maine.  They went on the air in 1988

KQs

"KQ99.1" KUKQ - Mesa, Arizona.  A low-power FM station circa 2014 which was a sort-of revival of the original KUKQ whose Alternative Rock format was heard on 1060 AM in Mesa from 1989 to 1993.

 "KQ102" KQCA - Canton, Missouri circa 1983

"KQ101" WAKQ - Russellville, Kentucky

KSDT

KSDT is a student-run radio station operating from the campus of the University of California-San Diego in La Jolla, CA.  The history of KSDT goes back to the late 1960s when they broadcast at 540 AM via a sketchy, low power carrier current.  Years later they could be heard on cable FM at 95.7.  An effort to acquire a true FM signal has been taking place since at least 1972.  Currently, KSDT's "fiercely independent" programming is carried solely via streaming on the internet.

WXKE

"Rock 104" WXKE was a Rock station in Fort Wayne, Indiana.  Supposedly, the call letters were chosen because the station's owner loved his Jaguar XK-E automobile so much.

WXKE now broadcasts at 96.3 FM licensed to Churubusco, IN and carries a Classic Rock format.

KTEX

100.3 FM KTEX plays Country music in the Rio Grande Valley of southern Texas.  They went on the air in 1975 with call letters KDUV.  KTEX is licensed to Mercedes, TX.

Fishes

Christian Contemporary KKFS "105.5 The Fish" - Dunnigan/Sacramento, California.  Now located at 103.9 FM.

 Contemporary Christian KKSP "93.3 The Fish" - Bryant/Little Rock, Arkansas

Spanish Christian KOTK "1420 AM El Pez" - Omaha, Nebraska

KGLI

KGLI "KG95" is an Adult Contemporary station in Sioux City, Iowa.

KASM

1150 AM KASM is a News/Talk station licensed to Albany, Minnesota.  They went on the air in November, 1950.

Megas

 Spanish Hits "Mega 105.7" WEMG - Camden, New Jersey/Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

 Rhythmic Oldies "Mega 103.5" WMGE - Miami/Ft. Lauderdale, Florida from 1999-2003

Rhythmic Oldies "Mega 106.7" KCHX - Midland/Odessa, Texas

Rhythmic Oldies KCMG - Los Angeles, California.  They started at 100.3 FM then moved to 92.3 FM in 2000.

Rover's Morning Glory

Rover's Morning Glory is a syndicated morning show heard on 8 stations and originating from flagship WMMS in Cleveland, Ohio.

Huey Lewis and the News / WRIF / WPLJ

A few weeks ago we went to see Huey Lewis at the Rose Music Center just north of Dayton, Ohio.  Huey's voice and the band sounded great (especially the horn section) and, except for a couple new songs and an a cappella section in the middle of the set, consisted of nothing but hit after hit.  "Do You Believe in Love" "Workin' for a Livin'" and "Heart and Soul" (their best song...IMO) were particular highlights.  I could go the rest of my life without ever hearing "The Power of Love" again but it was still nice to see it live.

A couple of HL+TN stickers from heritage Rock station WRIF in Detroit, Michigan.

A double sticker from New York City's WPLJ during their 1980s CHR heyday.