The FM station attracts upper middle class listeners because its programming is the more neutral, i.e. less religous, of the two. It plays a lot of classical music for example. The programming on the AM station is predominately Christian Evangelist and has more of a lower-middle class and lower class audience. Located just inside TGN's front entrance, both stations have seperate studios and control rooms. Up to six hours of programming can be played without changing the tape.
Some programs are rebroadcast several times over the years.
TGN has what Wayne believes to be the largest record and tape library in Central America. The collection is mostly reel to reel tapes of programs made here in the past. Included are seasonal programs broadcast annually and others which are rebroadcast less often. Most of these are not produced locally, but rather are transcription programs from US minis-tries, which pay the station to run them. On Sunday some of the English programs are locally produced.