WMCU

89.7 FM WMCU was a Christian Adult Contemporary station in Miami, Florida.  They were on the air from 1970 until 2007 and owned by Trinity International University.
 

WHYR

96.9 FM WHYR is a low-power, all-volunteer community radio station in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.  They originally applied for an FCC license in 2000 but didn't go on the air until 2011.  This was partially due to "an unaffiliated entity, who also applied for a permit in 2000 but did not receive one, filed unauthorized documents with the FCC to transfer control of WHYR-LP to them."  Stealing someone's operating license sounds crazy and impossible but it happened.
 

WDUX

800 AM WDUX began broadcasting in April 1956 from Waupaca, Wisconsin.  They were a daytime-only station until 1987 when they were granted post-sunset authority.  After the station was sold in 2020 they switched call letters to WPCA.
 

WAUS

90.7 FM WAUS is a Classical music station owned by Andrews University in Berrien Springs, Michigan.  They went on the air in January 1971.
 

KTPW

KTPW "Power 89.7 FM" was a Christian Rock station licensed to Sanger, Texas from 1999 to 2004.

KPLT

1490 AM KPLT plays Classic Country in Paris, Texas.  They went on the air in 1936 and are now also heard on a translator at 96.3 FM.
 

La Nuevas

KHOT "La Nueva 105.9" - Paradise Valley/Phoenix, Arizona

KLNV "La Nueva 106.5" - San Diego, California

WDCN "La Nueva 87.7" - Fairfax, Virginia
 

KEBT

KEBT went on the air in 2006 near Bakersfield, California with an Urban AC format as "96.9 The Beat."  Less than two years later they flipped to Regional Mexican as "96.9 La Caliente."  KEBT is licensed to Lost Hills, CA.

 

CKQM

A 1999 decal from "Country 105" CKQM in Peterborough, Ontario.  They've carried the same format since 1983 and are currently branded as "Pure Country 105"
 

The Prayz Network

The Prayz Network is a group of four western Wisconsin stations simulcasting a Contemporary Christian format.  It consists of: 89.3 FM WEQS-Sparta, 101.5 FM WWJC-Augusta/Eau Claire, 103.9 FM WTPN-Westby and 104.9 FM WEQL-La Crosse.
 

W233CF

"B94.5" W233CF started out as an Oldies station before morphing into an 80s-based Classic Hits/Classic Rock outlet.  In 2020 they changed their branding to "94.5 The Hawk."  W233CF is the HD2 sub-channel of WDAQ and is licensed to Danbury, Connecticut.
 

WAYE

860 AM WAYE was on the air in Baltimore, Maryland from 1955 to 1984.  In the 1970s they were an Album Oriented Rock station but had switched to Big Band music by the end of the decade.  WAYE only operated at full power during daylight hours to protect the clear-channel signal of CJBC in Toronto, Ontario.
 

WVYN

"Van 92.7" WVYN has been a Classic Hits station in Holland, Michigan since 2001.
 

WRTK

AM 1390 WRTK was a Talk/Sports station in Youngstown, Ohio from 1995 to 1999.  The angry fella on the bottom sticker is Pete the Penguin, the mascot for Youngstown State University's athletic teams.
 

WOKT

WOKT is a Religious station in Huntington, West Virginia.  At some point they moved from 1040 AM to their current dial position at 1080 AM.  WOKT is licensed to Cannonsburg, Kentucky.
 

WGPR

WGPR FM is an Urban Contemporary station currently branded as "Hot 107.5".  (W) Grosse Pointe Radio (the location of their original studios) went on the air in Detroit, Michigan in 1961 and has aimed their programming at Black listeners for most of their existence.  Music genres played over the years include R&B, Soul, Gospel, Urban AC, Urban Oldies and Smooth Jazz.  The 50,000-watt station is owned by the International Free and Accepted Modern Masons.
 

KYPT

"96.5 The Point" KYPT was an All-1980s Hits station in Seattle, Washington from 1999 to 2003.

KSIM

1400 AM KSIM is a News/Talk station licensed to Sikeston, Missouri.
 

KHAK

98.1 KHAK is a Country station in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.  For many years "K-Hawk" was simulcast on sister station 1360 AM which also had the call letters KHAK.  Both stations went on the air in 1961.

KCME

88.7 FM KCME is a listener-supported, Classical music station in Colorado Springs, Colorado.  They went on the air in 1977 and use their founders' initials as their call letters--(K) Charles M Edmunds.  KCME is licensed to Manitou Springs, CO.