Radio Chiemgau

Radio Chiemgau was a private, local radio station based in Traunstein in southeastern Germany.  In 2009 Radio Chiemgau became Bayernwelle SüdOst.

WWJ

One of the oldest radio stations in the United States, 950 AM WWJ carries a News/Sports format in Detroit, Michigan.  The 50,000-watt station debuted as the "Detroit News Radiophone" on August 20, 1920.

Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting

IRIB (Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting) External Service is the official international broadcasting network of Iran.  Radio-wise, IRIB World Service began in 1956 and currently airs programming in 32 languages.

WPEO

AM 1020 WPEO is a daytime-only Religious Talk station in (W) PEOria, Illinois.

WLVY

A 1995 sticker from WLVY in Elmira, New York.  Despite their "94 Rock" branding, WLVY is actually a Hot Adult Contemporary station.

WHPK

Student radio at the University of Chicago began in 1945 with AM carrier current station WUCB.  WHPK (Woodlawn Hyde Park Kenwood--three South Side areas of Chicago) was established in 1968, first at 88.3 FM and later at 88.5 FM where they've been since 1985.  The 100-watt, block-programmed station is run by student volunteers and community members.  WHPK played a pioneering role in the Chicago rap scene and was the first station in the city to play hip-hop back in 1984.

WDIA

AM 1070 WDIA went on the air in Memphis, Tennessee in October 1947.  The call letters reflect the first name of the daughter of one of the original owners (W DIAne).  They started out playing Country & Western songs mixed with light pop and classical music but were unsuccessful with that programming.  In an effort to avoid bancruptcy, WDIA began playing Blues records and featured the first radio show in the United States to appeal to black listeners.  They soon switched to all-black programming including shows by future musical legends BB King and Bobby "Blue" Bland.  After a power increase to 50,000 watts, WDIA's signal could reach 10% of the African-American population at the time--an area stretching from southeast Missouri to the Gulf Coast.  Today, WDIA carries an Urban Oldies/Classic Soul format and is owned by iHeart Media.

WALR

1340 AM WALR was a Talk station in Atlanta, Georgia.

KSCB

1270 AM KSCB (K Seward County Broadcasting) went on the air from Liberal, Kansas on July 25, 1948 and currently has a News/Talk format.

KSCB FM began broadcasting in July 1978 and carries a Hot AC format known as "B107.5"

KOZI

KOZI AM & FM broadcast a News/Talk and Adult Contemporary format respectively.  They are both licensed to Chelan, Washington.

KGMO AM & FM

1550 AM KGMO broadcast to Cape Girardeau, Missouri from 1951 until 1986.  Conservative talk show host and Cape native Rush Limbaugh got his start at this station in 1967 while he was still in high school (his father was co-owner of the station.)  His on-air name was "Rusty Sharpe."

KGMO FM went on the air in 1980 and currently carries a Classic Rock format.

Oldies 102s

 KCEZ - Los Molinos/Chico, California

 WQFE - Brownsburg/Indianapolis, Indiana

WXLY - North Charleston, South Carolina

CFLO

104.7 CFLO is a French-language station licensed to Mont-Laurier, Quebec.  They went on the air as an AM station in 1963 with call letters CKML.  Their current calls came about in 1988 and the move to FM happened in 1995.

WDRM

102.1 WDRM plays Country music in Huntsville/Decatur, Alabama.

WKOE

 106.3 WKOE started playing Country music in the mid 1990s in Ocean City, New Jersey.

By 1999, WKOE had become "106.3 The Shore" with a Modern Adult Contemporary format.

KMCX

A shirt from "Hot Country 106.5 FM" KMCX licensed to Ogallala, Nebraska.

WYBC

A sticker and magnet from Urban Adult Contemporary station WYBC (W Yale Broadcasting Company) in New Haven, Connecticut.

More Rock 106s

CJRX - Lethbridge, Alberta

CKSE - Estevan, Saskatchewan

KAAZ - Spanish Fork/Salt Lake City, Utah

KEZE - Spokane, Washington

Radio Hoogeveen

Radio Hoogeveen is a volunteer-run, local radio station in Hoogeveen, The Netherlands.

OK Radio

OK Radio went on the air in Hamburg, Germany in March, 1988.