KKFN "AM 950 The Fan" was a Sports station in Denver, Colorado from 1994 til 2008. They were the flagship station of the National Hockey League's Colorado Avalanche. AM 950 is currently "Cruisin' Oldies" KRWZ.
"1480 The Fan" WRDW was a (what else?!) Sports station licensed to Augusta, Georgia. 1480 AM is currently a Spanish broadcaster known as "¡El Puente!"
KDKB is a Rock station licensed to Mesa, Arizona. A former WEBN employee and his friend used some trust fund money to buy the station and flipped it from Easy Listening to freeform rock in 1971. They took much of the staff of another early Rock station in Phoenix--KCAC--and quickly overtook their competition, helped by simulcasting the signal on an AM sister station as many radios at the time couldn't tune in FM. KDKB celebrated their 40th anniversary this past August.
WNMU is a National Public Radio affiliate owned by Northern Michigan University in Marquette. Programming is made up largely of Jazz and Classical music along with NPR staples Morning Edition and All Things Considered.
Today is the first College Radio Day which is being celebrated by more than 350 college and high school stations across the United States and Canada (and Jamaica!) The goal of College Radio Day is to "harness the combined listenership of hundreds of thousands of college radio listeners throughout North America and to celebrate the important contribution of college radio to America's airwaves by uniting for this one day."
KDVS is one of the participating stations in this year's College Radio Day. They're a Freeform station broadcasting from the University of California, Davis. KDVS has been a seemingly endless source of wonderfully oddball stickers over the years, many of them featuring the turntable-brained robot head which must be the station mascot. Many more KDVS stickers can be seen here. 
KRQR was a Rock station in San Francisco, California from 1982 to 1993. 97.3 FM is currently an Adult Top-40 outlet "Alice @97.3" KLLC.
WACF was a Variety Rock station licensed to Young Harris, Georgia. Due to the poor economy and "owing to the licensee’s financial concerns,” the station went silent last April. A new owner was found and this past August they were apparently up and running and playing older country music although an official station website could not be found.
A fallout between KGB and Giannoulas resulted in his firing and the station went to court to block him from working in a chicken costume. The California Supreme Court ruled in Giannoulas' favor and he was free to work as he pleased. In 1979, The San Diego Chicken was triumphantly hatched in front of 47,000 people at Jack Murphy Stadium complete with police escort.
Around the time the KGB Chicken first started there was also a KGB-AM. A 1974 Broadcasting Yearbook lists their format as "Contemporary" although when they were known as "13K" they were Top-40. 1360 AM is currently "Xtra Sports" KLSD.
KRVL was a Texas Country station licensed to KeRrViLle, Texas. They currently carry a Classic Rock format known as Rev-FM.
A shot of WEBN's remote truck located on the plaza outside Paul Brown Stadium. Unfortunately the guy manning the WEBN tent had zero promotional stuff (any stickers given away would have been plastered all over the stadium.)
WEBN handed out these Mike Brown Bags a few years ago complete with eyeholes to cut out and wear over your head in shame. Mike Brown is one of the worst owners in all of professional sports and any success the Bengals enjoy come in spite of his colossally idiotic decisions.
WEBN has been a Rock station in Cincinnati, Ohio since 1967.
WBIM is a non-commercial, campus radio station owned by Bridgewater State University in Bridgewater, Massachusetts. According to the video below, they are the only 100% student-run radio station in the state.
The next day I remembered that a radio station had sent me some pins which would be perfect for my new headgear. (Click the picture below to see them better.)
DRS-3 is a pop music station from Zürich, Switzerland. While the biggest and best known Oktoberfest in the world is in Munich, Germany, Zürich has a large one too.
