KZZX

KZZX is a Country station licensed to Alamogordo, New Mexico. They now broadcast at 105.3 FM.

KUAT

90.5 FM KUAT has broadcast a Classical format from the University of Arizona in Tucson since 1975. 1550 AM is currently sister station KUAZ, an NPR and Jazz station which also can be found at 89.1 FM.

KDUX

KDUX is a Classic Rock station licensed to Aberdeen, Washington.

Dr. Demento Goes Off The Air

Dr. Demento, whose weekly radio show of novelty and comedy songs has been on the air for almost 40 years, is leaving terrestrial radio. I remember listening to him on Sunday nights in the early 1980s. His song choices were always a topic of discussion on the school bus the next morning. Dr. Demento (aka Barret Hansen) started out in radio at Reed College's KRRC in Portland, Oregon. He developed the Dr. Demento persona in 1970 at KPPC in Pasadena, California. He would later move on to other Los Angeles-area stations including KMET, KLSX and KSCA. By 1974 his two-hour show became syndicated and was eventually heard in most major markets, usually on FM rock stations. Most recently the show was only heard on six stations.....but, "by special agreement and due to contractual considerations" a version of Demento's continuing internet show will be heard on 89.9 FM KACV through the summer.

KACV is an Alternative station broadcasting from Amarillo College in Amarillo, Texas.

Radio Alithia

Radio Alithia (Radio "Truth") has been broadcasting from the Greek island of Chios since 1988. The shape of Greece's fifth largest island is depicted on the sticker.

Mystery Sticker #12

Anybody know what station this sticker is from?

WTIC

WTIC "96.5 T-I-C" (W Travelers Insurance Corporation--the former owners of sister station WTIC-AM) is a Hot AC station from Hartford, Connecticut. The above sticker from 1989 dates back to when they were a mainstream Top-40 station.

WOLC

Joy 102.5 WOLC is a Religious Teaching station licensed to Princess Anne, Maryland.

WFRN

104.7 FM WFRN is a Contemporary Christian station licensed to Elkhart, Indiana. Their programming is simulcast on two other stations; 93.7 FM WFRR - Walton, IN and 100.1 FM WFRI - Winamac, IN. WFRN also has a network of 12 translator stations spread throughout northern Indiana and parts of Michigan.

WBKR

WBKR is a Country station licensed to Owensboro, Kentucky.

Market #1s - Honolulu - KSSK

KSSK is an Adult Contemporary station from Honolulu, Hawaii. The AM half of KSSK began broadcasting in 1922 as KDYX while 92.3 went on the air in 1976 as KULA licensed to Waipahu, HI. KSSK FM was the #1-rated station in Honolulu according to recent Arbitron results. Honolulu's market ranking is #64.

KMGI

KMGI is a Classic Rock station from Pocatello, Idaho.

Actual Sticker Sighting #4 - WCGW

Saw this sticker on a minivan in front of us as we were pulling into a parking garage before last night's Reds/Astros game in Cincinnati.

WCGW is a Religious Teaching/Southern Gospel station licensed to Nicholasville, Kentucky.

International Jazz Day

The Saturday before Memorial Day is always International Jazz Day. This holiday celebrates the worldwide reach of jazz along with the culture and history of this uniquely American music.

Arrow Jazz FM is a network of stations based in The Hague, Netherlands. Some or all of the frequencies shown on the map may not be functioning as it appears Arrow Jazz failed to pay their licensing fees to the Dutch government. Arrow Jazz is co-owned with Arrow Classic Rock and Arrow Caz! which features Pop, Dance and Urban music.

Cape Breton's Giant

CHRK "101.9 The Giant" is a Hot Adult Contemporary station from Cape Breton Island in Nova Scotia. They're licensed to Sydney, NS and first went on the air in May, 2008.



The station is named after Angus MacAskill, who the 1981 Guinness Book of World Records listed as the tallest natural giant who ever lived, the strongest man who ever lived, and the man having the largest chest measurements of any non-obese man. MacAskill stood 7 feet 9 inches tall, weighed 425 pounds and had 44 inch wide shoulders. He was born in Scotland in 1825 but emigrated as a child with his family to Canada. He later toured the United States, the West Indies and Cuba making a small fortune in wagers over his weight-lifting ability and may have even appeared at P.T. Barnum's museum. Some of his feats include carrying barrels of pork weighing over 300 pounds under each arm, lifting a fully grown horse over a four-foot fence and lifting a 2,500 pound anchor. The giant returned to Nova Scotia in the 1850s and entered the salmon fishing industry as well as operating a general store. There are two Angus MacAskill museums, one on the Isle of Skye in Scotland and the other in Englishtown, Nova Scotia.

WMKY/WOCS

Morehead State Public Radio began in 1965 with WMKY in Morehead, KentuckY. In 2001 they added 88.3 FM WOCS to their network in partnership with Owsley County Schools. They also have a translator licensed to Inez, KY at 88.3 FM. MSPR's combined signals cover much of eastern Kentucky and parts of Ohio and West Virginia. Much of MSPR's programming comes from National Public Radio but they also carry local programming including shows featuring Bluegrass, Blues, Jazz, Americana and Spoken Word.

WRJT

A rare, frequency-only sticker from Adult Album Alternative WRJT "The Point" which is licensed to Royalton, Vermont. 103.1 FM is one of 7 stations in The Point's network which also includes 104.7 WNCS - Montpelier, 95.7 WDOT - Danville and 4 translators enabling it to be heard throughout most of Vermont as well as parts of New York and New Hampshire. WNCS began back in 1977 with an eclectic mix of rock, jazz, folk, country and classical and was an innovator of what is now the Triple-A format.

KBRJ

KBRJ "KBEAR 104.1" is a Country station from Anchorage, Alaska.

KRUI

KRUI is a 100-watt, student-run station from the University of Iowa. They've been broadcasting at 89.7 FM since 1984 but their history dates back to 1952 as the carrier current station KWAD and later KICR. KRUI is licensed to Iowa City, Iowa.

Sunday Sticker - KJCR

KJCR is a Christian station owned by Southwestern Adventist University in Keene, Texas. The KJCR studios were struck by lightning in September 2009 temporarily knocking them off the air. A few pictures of the resulting fire can currently be seen at their website.