91.4 Coast FM

91.4 Coast FM is a Contemporary Hit station from the city of Limassol on the southern coast of Cyprus. Listening live while making this post I heard:

Switchfoot "This Is Home"
Tristan Prettyman "Hello"
Secondhand Serenade "Fall For You"
Thea Gilmore "Teach Me To Be Bad"
Elin Sigvardsson "Where To Start"
Communards "Don't Leave Me This Way"

They also broadcast top-of-the-hour news from a London-based news service. Station liners were in accent-free English but there were no DJs in the time I listened.

WXGI

WXGI was a Classic Country station from Richmond, Virginia. The station was founded in the late 1940s by former World War II servicemen, hence the call letters "ex-GI." 950 AM switched to Sports in 2004 and is now an ESPN Radio affiliate.

WFXM

WFXM "Foxie 107" was an Urban Contemporary station licensed to Gordon, Georgia. They now use the branding "Power 107."

WOND

1400 AM WOND is a News/Talk station licensed to Pleasantville, New Jersey near Atlantic City.

WKFM

"K96" WKFM is a Country station licensed to Huron, Ohio.

WDAE

Tampa's WDAE (Wonderful Days And Evenings) is credited as the first radio station to be licensed in the state of Florida having gone on the air at 833 AM in May, 1922. They carried a Top-40 format when the top sticker came out in the 1970s or early 1980s. Lieutenant Al Ford was a popular traffic reporter for WDAE (and later WSUN.) He passed away in 2008.

1250 AM is now News/Talk "Impact Radio" WHNZ. The WDAE call letters live on at 620 AM in Tampa at "The Sports Animal."

KUBB

KUBB is a Country station licensed to Mariposa, California.

KOMA

KOMA-AM was a Country station in OklahOMA City, Oklahoma from 1980 to 1985 when they switched to Beautiful Music. 1520 AM is now News/Talk KOKC.

KOMA-FM carries a Classic Hits format.

KGOR

KGOR is a 110,000-watt Classic Hits station from Omaha, Nebraska. They were a more traditional Oldies station when I got the above sticker in 2000. KGOR now uses the branding "Superhits 99.9"

CHUM-FM

An adhesive cloth patch from CHUM FM in Toronto commemorating three Canadian dates on Styx's Paradise Theatre Tour. CHUM FM switched from Classical to Progressive Rock in 1968 and still played Rock when this sticker came out in 1981. CHUM-FM is currently a Hot Adult Contemporary station.

Mystery Sticker #14

What station is this "Power 97" sticker from?

Mystery Sticker #13

I have no idea what station this sticker is from. Do you?

Candy!

Halloween's not til tomorrow but Beggar's Night was tonight in our neighborhood. Here's TheBoy in his homemade Wedgehead costume and this year's candy haul.


"Candy 101" KNDE broadcast from Reno, Nevada in the early to mid-1990s. I have no idea what their format was as most Google searches lead to the currently operating Top-40 station "Candy 95.1" from College Station, Texas which also uses the KNDE call letters. 100.9 FM is licensed to Sparks, NV and is now an Alternative Rock station KRZQ.

Radio Antigoon

Radio Antigoon began broadcasting from Antwerp, Belgium in 1980 and lasted until 2004. Not sure what format they carried but I did find an extremely thorough site dedicated to Flemish local radio with tons of logos including more from Radio Antigoon here.

WTIX

WTIX was a highly successful Top-40 station in New Orleans, Louisiana from the 1950s through the 1970s. A few WTIX pictures, surveys, airchecks and other New Orleans radio history can be found here. 690 AM currently carries a Talk format as WIST.

WMMZ

WMMZ "Z102" was a Top-40 station licensed to Meridian, Mississippi. 102.1 FM is now WALT FM, a Talk station that simulcasts its sister station WALT AM 910.

WHST

WHST is one of 6 stations and translators in the Northern Christian Radio network. Most of their stations now use the branding "The Promise FM." WHST is licensed to Tawas City, Michigan.

WBLC

WBLC is a Religious station from Lenoir City, Tennessee near Knoxville.

KSTJ

KSTJ "Star 102.7" was an 80s-based AC station licensed to Boulder City, Nevada. 102.7 FM now carries a Country format as KCYE "The Coyote."

KMGL

KMGL is an Adult Contemporary station from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.