WUBS

89.7 FM WUBS is a Religious/Gospel station in South Bend, Indiana.  The locally-owned outlet went on the air in 1992.
 

WPKN

89.5 FM WPKN is a volunteer-run, non-commercial station in Bridgeport, Connecticut.  They were founded as the college station of the University of Bridgeport in 1963 but became independent of the school in the late 1980s.  The call letters stood for (W) Purple Knights Network named after the university's athletic teams mascot.
 

WMAR

106.5 WMAR was a CHR station in Baltimore, Maryland from around 1983 to 1985.  They were one of many stations utilizing the "Hot Hits" format created by radio consultant Mike Joseph in the 1970s.
 

WHOT

1330 AM WHOT was on the air in Youngstown, Ohio from 1955 to 1990.  They were one of the first Top-40 stations in the country and was once the employer of legendary jock Dick Biondi.

Chickenman was a beloved, comedic radio show created in the mid-1960s by Dick Orkin which was eventually syndicated on 1,500 stations around the world.
 

WDMX

"Mix 100" WDMX plays Classic Hits in Parkersburg, West Virginia.
 

WAPJ

89.9 FM WAPJ is a 40-watt, non-commercial station in Torrington, Connecticut.  The all-volunteer went on the air in 1997 and can also be heard on a translator at 105.1 FM.
 

KTME

1410 AM KTME broadcast in Lompoc, California from 1987 until 2006.  A random (1995) Broadcasting Yearbook listed their format(s) as Nostalgia, MOR and Adult Contemporary.
 

KPDQ AM & FM

Portland, Oregon's KPDQ AM and FM both air a Christian Talk/Teaching format with separate programming.  800 AM has been on the air since 1947 while KPDQ FM began in 1961.  They moved from 93.7 FM to 93.9 in 2006.
 

KLIX

1310 AM KLIX went on the air in Twin Falls, Idaho in February 1947.  Sister station 96.5 KLIX-FM began in 1974.  The AM is currently a News/Talk station while the FM is a Classic Hits outlet.
 

CKEG

1350 AM CKEG signed on the air on July 1, 1981 in Nanaimo, British Columbia.  In the mid-1990s CKEG switched frequencies to 1570 AM and flipped their format to Oldies.  In 2001 they converted to an FM station and became "106.9 The Wolf" with an Active Rock format and new call letters CHWF.
 

CFWF

CFWF "104.9 The Wolf" is an Active Rock station in Regina, Saskatchewan.
 

WSUS

The back of a t-shirt with an old WSUS logo on it.  102.3 FM WSUS is an Adult Contemporary station licensed to the borough of Franklin which is located in (W) SUSsex County, New Jersey.
 

KHJ

Los Angeles, California's 930 AM KHJ is best remembered as a "Boss Radio" station with legendary DJs such as The Real Don Steele and Robert W Morgan.  However, KHJ had already been on the air for over 40 years prior to the switch to Top-40 which took place in 1965.  From 1986 until 1990 the 930 AM frequency had the call letters KRTH and from '90 until 2000 they were KKHJ.  The station petitioned the FCC to allow them to go back to the original three letter call sign which was eventually approved.  The bottom sticker dates to the late 90s/early 2000s when they carried a Regional Mexican format as "La Ranchera."  It's unclear whether the call letters when this sticker was printed were KHJ or KKHJ.  As of this posting, KHJ carries Roman Catholic religious programming as part of the Relevant Radio network.
 

WBER

90.5 FM WBER (W BOCES Educational Radio) is an Alternative music station in Rochester, New York.  They went on the air in 1975 with call letters WRHR and have carried the same general format since 1985.
 

Cadena Dial

Madrid-based Cadena Dial went on the air in 1990 and is heard throughout Spain on various frequencies.  They exclusively play pop music in Spanish and Catalan.
 

Offener Kanal Lübeck

Offener Kanal Lübeck is a community radio station broadcasting at 98.8 FM from Lübeck in northern Germany.  OKL is an "open channel" station meaning that they are accessible to the general public to make their own programs.
 

KEYN

 

Wichita Kansas's 103.7 FM KEYN was a Top-40 station for almost 22 years after their sign-on in 1967. For a period in the 1980s they were partly owned by country musician Charley Pride.  KEYN flipped to Oldies in 1989 and gradually transitioned to Classic Hits in the 90s and 2000s.

 

CKOA

CKOA "The Coast 89.7" is a community radio station licensed to Glace Bay, Nova Scotia.  Their music mix places an emphasis on artists from eastern Canada.
 

K279CU

K279CU 103.7 FM is a 250-watt translator station for 640 AM KTIB in (K) ThIBodaux, Louisiana.  They air a mix of Hot Adult Contemporary music along with several Talk shows.  Lagniappe (pronounced "lan-yap") is a Cajun word meaning "an extra or unexpected gift or benefit."  It's also the name of a species of crayfish which makes for a great station mascot.

KDLW

KDLW is a 100,000-watt station licensed to Los Lunas, New Mexico as part of the Albuquerque media market.  This magnet dates to when they carried a CHR format.  As of this posting they are a Regional Mexican station still with the "Z106.3" branding.