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BALDR FORCE EXE Resolution

**BALDR FORCE EXE Resolution** is an OVA that is part of the franchise Baldr Force.

*The network covers the whole globe, and the development of the information network reaches its acme. In this age, there are two developed worlds; the "real world" and "wired" — the virtual network world.*

*Souma Tooru belongs to a group of hackers called Steppen Wolf, surfing the network freely. On their last job they attacked the database of the UN forces. During this attack, he loses Nonomura Yuuya, his friend and team leader. Tooru is arrested by the army. In exchange for letting him free, he has to work for an anti-hacker organization, the first squad of the UN Security Force Information Administration Bureau.*

*Working for them, Tooru searches for the person that killed his friend, while the other members also have their own reason to fight.*

*The three-way battles between the terrorist group, the security enterprise, and the army, continue from day to day. And when several seemingly unconnected events occur during these skirmishes, it becomes quite clear that something big is afoot.*

## OVA - Episode 3

This episode shows a created rainbow that appears from a multitude of TV screens on a wall.
KMXL

KMXL (92.5 MHz) is a commercial FM radio station licensed to Annabella, Utah. The station broadcasts an Adult Contemporary branded as "92.5 The Mix". The station is owned by Jazz Communications LLC (a company with close ties to the Utah Jazz), with Smith Entertainment Group operating the station.

The station is owned by Jazz Communications LLC after its purchase of all of Zayden Roach's assets in 2016 (businessman in Salt Lake City/Provo), effectively having Jazz Communications LLC entering the Richfield market. (although this was the only station in Richfield owned by Zayden Roach)

## KMXL

### Slogan

More of What You Want, and It's Also Enjoyable For Kids!

### Frequency

92.5 MHz
(also on HD Radio)

### Format

HD1: Adult Contemporary
HD2: KZZQ simulcast (Sports Talk)

### Owner

Jazz Communications LLC
Operator: Smith Entertainment Group
KHTK

KHTK (720 KHz) is a commercial AM radio station broadcasting a sports talk format as "River Sports 720" to Sacramento, California. The station is licensed to Fair Oaks, California and it is owned by Bonneville International. KHTK's affiliations are CBS Sports Radio, The CW Sports Radio Network, Dallas Cowboys Radio Network, Toronto Blue Jays Radio Network, Dallas Mavericks Radio Network, Anaheim Ducks Radio Network, and Sacramento State Hornets Radio Network. Its studios are located in Trowbridge, California with its TV sister KXXV, and its FM sisters and AM sisters.

## KHTK

### Frequency

710 KHz
(also on HD Radio)
KBNT-TV

**KBNT-TV** (digital channel 32, virtual channel 60) is an independent television station serving the Los Angeles, CA television market.

**KBNT-TV** is owned and operated by Boland Radio Group, and serves as its west coast flagship television station. The Los Angeles-based outlet includes news broadcasts from ABC.

**KBNT-TV** is a sister station to KTBR, the Group's local radio station. The station transmits with 368 kW of power; its transmitter is located at the top of the U.S. Bank Tower, in downtown Los Angeles.

## Call Sign Swap

When broadcasting started on March 3, 2001, the station was known as **KBNE-TV**. On May 23rd, 2001, station management agreed to swap call signs with KBNT-CD, a Spanish-language station located in San Diego.

On May 28, 2001, operations under the call sign of **KBNT-TV** began. At that time, the former KBNT changed its call sign to **KBNE-CD**.

## Sports Programming

As part of a partnership with the American Hockey League, **KBNT-TV** is the proud television home of the Ontario Reign.
KSL (AM and FM)

KSL (1190 KHz and 102.3 MHz) are a pair of radio stations serving the Salt Lake City, Utah region, consisting of the original AM station, KSL, licensed to Salt Lake City on 1190 KHz, and FM station KSL-FM, licensed to American Fork on 102.3 MHz. Owned by Bonneville International, a broadcasting subsidiary of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the stations share studios with sister television station KSL-TV in the Broadcast House building at the Triad Center in downtown Salt Lake City.

The AM station broadcasts with 50,000 watts non-directional, day and night, the maximum power permitted by the Federal Communications Commission. A Class A clear channel station, it covers most of north-central Utah in the daytime and can be heard in much of western North America at night. The KSL transmitter site is located west of Salt Lake City International Airport, while the KSL-FM transmitter is located on Farnsworth Peak in the Oquirrh Mountains, southwest of Salt Lake City.

The AM station is Utah's primary entry point for the Emergency Alert System. Both KSL's AM and FM transmissions broadcast in HD Radio. KSL-FM carries the Latter-day Saints Channel over its HD2 subchannel. Its affiliations are ABC News Radio, NCAA Radio Network (only BYU games that they have rights to) and Westwood One. Its sister stations are: KSL-TV,

## KSL (AM and FM)

### Frequency

1190 KHz
102.3 MHz
 (both frequencies on HD Radio)

### Format

HD1: News/talk
HD2: Latter-day Saints Channel

### ERP

AM: 50,000 watts
FM: 25,000 watts

### Class

AM: A
FM: C

### Former Callsigns

AM: KZN (1922–1924)
KFPT (1924–1925)

### Owner

Bonneville International
(Bonneville International Corporation)
KTBR

**KTBR**, also known as **"Vibe 105"**, is a Boland Radio Group owned FM radio station, located in Los Angeles, CA. It broadcasts a urban AC format, with songs from the early 1980s to about 2006. **KTBR** transmits a signal of 43,500 watts on 105.5 MHz.  The station's transmitter is located at the top of the U.S. Bank Tower, in downtown Los Angeles.

## Frequency Swap

On August 28th, 2016, **KTBR** station management agreed to trade their previous frequency, 101.9 MHz, to KBUE, a Spanish-language station located in Los Angeles. As part of this deal, on September 3rd 2016, **KTBR** began broadcasts at its current frequency of 105.5 MHz. Subsequently, KBUE changed its call sign to KLAX; the original KLAX, on 97.9 Mhz, ceased broadcasting. The new KLAX can be found on **KTBR**'s former home at 101.9 MHz.
KBYL-FM

KBYL-FM (92.5 MHz) is a public FM radio station in Laie, Hawaii. It is one of two terrestrial radio stations owned by Brigham Young University-Hawaii, which is an arm of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS). It has a radio format of College Radio and classical music along with news and information from National Public Radio (NPR).
KSPA

**KSPA** is an Alternative Rock radio station in Las Vegas, Nevada. Licensed to Henderson, it is owned by KASKO MUSIC GROUP. KSPE's studios are located in the Las Vegas Strip with its radio sister stations.

KSPA and its sister radio stations were acquired by KASKO MUSIC GROUP on August 7, 2023.

On August 14 2023, at 10:00 AM, sister station KUBT took KSPA's format. KSPA then flipped to an Alternative Rock format as KSPA.
KBZP

### Callsign Meaning

**K** **B**ree**Z**e **Playing Relaxing Favorites at work Former Soft AC Format**

### Owner

Atlantic South Communications, Inc.

**KBZP** is an FM radio station on 102.7 megahertz licensed to and serving Victoria, Texas. It's owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and broadcasts an Adult Contemporary format.

KBZP broadcasts in HD Radio.
KVEK

KVEK (99.1 MHz) is a commercial FM radio station broadcasting a Christian Top 40 format to Sacramento, California. The station is licensed to Penryn, California and it is owned by KASKO MUSIC GROUP.

Unlike the usual Christian Top 40 stations, KVEK does not switch to Christmas music for November-December. This is because its sister station, KXGR, flips to Christmas music.

## KVEK

### Frequency

99.1 MHz
(also on HD Radio)

### Format

Analog/HD1: Christian Top 40
HD2: Top 40
KQOG-FM

KQOG-FM (104.9 MHz) is a commercial FM radio station broadcasting a Sports Talk format to Honolulu, Hawaii. It serves as an affiliate of ESPN Radio, NBC Sports Radio, the flagship station of the Hawaii Rainbow Warriors Radio Network, an affiliate of the Indianapolis Colts Radio Network, an affiliate of the Utah Jazz Radio Network, and an affiliate of the Los Angeles Angels Radio Network. The station is licensed to Laie, Hawaii, and it is owned by Bonneville International along with KHNL and its radio sister stations.

Its sister station, KQOG (AM), simulcasts all of its programming.
KNBL

KNBL (810 AM) is a commercial AM radio station airing a Sports Talk format to Rexburg-Idaho Falls, Idaho. The station is owned by Bonneville International and it maintains studios on Robinson Drive in Rexburg, Idaho with its TV sister KPVI, and its radio sisters. Its affiliations are NBC Sports Radio, NCAA Radio Network (BYU games and ISU games), Minnesota Vikings Radio Network, and Los Angeles Clippers Radio Network.

## KNBL

### Slogan

Idaho Falls and Rexburg's Home for BYU and BYU-Idaho!

### ERP

17,000 watts (day)
7,000 watts (night)
KQHW

**KQHW** is an FM radio station on 105.7 megahertz licensed to La Grange, Missouri serving the Tri-States area of western Illinois (Quincy), northeastern Missouri (Hannibal), and extreme southeastern Iowa (Keokuk). It's owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and broadcasts an Adult Hits format.

KQHW broadcasts in HD Radio.
KLEY-FM

**KLEY-FM** is an FM radio station in San Diego, California that broadcasts a Top 40/CHR format. Licensed to San Diego, California, it is owned by KASKO MUSIC GROUP. KLEY's studios are located in Downtown San Diego with its Radio and TV sister stations.

On January 11 2023, KASKO MUSIC GROUP announced it would be purchasing KLEY-FM and its sister stations. The sale was approved on May 31 2023.

On June 11 2023, KLEY-FM dropped its Regional Mexican format as well as KLHT dropping its Spanish Top 40 format. They both started stunting and simulcasting each other as "#HOLA/HELLO SD RADIO" with many formats.

On June 16 2023, KLEY-FM debuted its new format as Top 40/CHR. The station utilizes the branding "WILD". The first song on the format was "Sail Away" by lovelytheband.
KBDT-TV

**KBDT-TV** (digital channel 31, virtual channel 17) is an independent television station, serving the Dallas/Fort Worth, TX television market.

**KBDT-TV** is owned and operated by Boland Radio Group, and includes news broadcasts from ABC. The station transmits with 475 kW of power; its transmitter is located at the top of Comerica Bank Tower in downtown Dallas.

## Sports Programming

As part of a partnership with the American Hockey League, **KBDT-TV** is the proud television home of the Texas Stars.
KUMO-TV

**KUMO-TV** (digital channel 23, virtual channel 17) is an independent television station, serving the St. Louis, MO television market.

**KUMO-TV** is owned and operated by Boland Radio Group, and includes news broadcasts from ABC. It is a sister station to KBSL, the Group's local FM station. **KUMO-TV** transmits with 950 kW of power; its transmitter is located at the top of One Metropolitan Square in downtown St. Louis.

## Sports Programming

As part of a partnership with the American Hockey League, **KUMO-TV** is the proud television home of the Iowa Wild. The station also carries telecasts of the St. Louis Cyclones football team.
KHKE

KHKE (105.1 MHz) is a commercial FM radio station broadcasting a Rhythmic oldies-leaning Rhythmic Hot Adult Contemporary format to Sacramento, California. The station is licensed to Orangevale, California and it is owned by KASKO MUSIC GROUP.

## KHKE

### Frequency

105.1 MHz
(also on HD Radio)

### Format

Analog/HD1: Rhythmic oldies-leaning Rhythmic Hot Adult Contemporary
KSFA

**KSFA** (98.3 MHz) is an FM Radio station broadcasting an Adult Contemporary format. It is owned by KASKO MUSIC GROUP, and it serves the Austin, Texas area, as well as its surrounding communities. The station's studios and offices are located in Downtown Austin with its sister stations.

On August 22nd, 2021, Studio Networks announced most of it's stations would be bought by KASKO MUSIC GROUP, and KSFA and it's sister stations were one of the clusters.

On October 7th, 2021, the sale of KSFA and it's sisters were approved.

By May 29 2023, KSFA started morphing towards Adult Contemporary. With it, the Soft 98.3 branding was dropped for "The New Star 98.3" and a new slogan "Austin's Real Music".

## KSFA

### Format

Analog/HD1: AC
HD2: Dance "i98"
HD3: Hot AC "Fresh"

### Former Callsigns

KVET-FM (1988-1999)
KORB (1999-2013)
KZZB (2013-2017)
KGXI (2017-2019)

### Owner

KASKO MUSIC GROUP
(QMG Radio Licensee LLC)
KSTR

KSTR (95.7 MHz) is a commercial FM radio station broadcasting a Hot Adult Contemporary format to San Diego, California. Owned by iHeartMedia, Inc., the station is licensed to Lemon Grove, California.

The station directly competes with KALC.

On June 20 2023, 1 hour after KASB abruptly ended their Adult Contemporary format and dropped the Star branding, KASB took the branding and said they would take the Christmas music tradition.

On June 21 2023, both KASB and KSTR filed to take each others call letters. The call letter change happened on July 7, 2023.

## KSTR

### Slogan

San Diego's Best Variety from the 90s to Now! (January-November)
San Diego's Official Christmas Station (November-December)

### Frequency

95.7 MHz
(also on HD Radio)

### Format

Analog/HD1: Hot AC
HD2: Top 40/Dance "Pride Radio"
KIRO-FM

KIRO-FM (97.3 MHz) is a commercial FM radio station broadcasting a News/Talk format. The station simulcasts its sister station, KIRO-AM. The station is owned by Salt Lake City–based Bonneville International. The station is licensed to Seattle, Washington and serves that area.

The station has a TV sister, KIRO-TV.

## KIRO-FM

### Frequency

97.3 MHz
(also on HD Radio)
Arlis Media

***(To contact the owner of Arlis Media please message Arlis1)***

**Arlis Media** is a media holding company headquartered at **The Arlis Building** at 200 Public Square, Cleveland, Ohio. Arlis Media has radio station holdings in several markets throughout the United States.

Arlis Media is the parent company of Sports One Radio, national sports-talk radio network.

Arlis Media also provides limited content for syndication, through Valant Distribution.

Arlis Media is a wholly-owned subsidiary of **Arlis Investments**, a privately-held conglomerate with interests in financial services, E-Commerce, Agriculture, real estate, manufacturing, mining and other industries.
KASB

**KASB** (98.9 MHz) is an Alternative Rock radio station that serves the San Diego metropolitan area. Licensed to La Mesa in East San Diego, it is owned by KASKO MUSIC GROUP. KASB's studios are located in Downtown San Diego, with its sisters.

On January 11 2023, KASKO MUSIC GROUP announced it would be purchasing KSTR and its sister stations. The sale was approved on May 31 2023.

On June 20 2023, KSTR dropped the Adult Contemporary format and became an Alternative Rock station as "Alt 98.9".

On June 21 2023, both KASB and KSTR filed to take each others call letters. The call letter change happened on July 7, 2023.
KECN-TV

**KECN-TV** (digital channel 23, virtual channel 37) is an independent television station, serving the Las Vegas Valley television market.

**KECN-TV** is owned and operated by Boland Radio Group, and is a sister station to KVNK, the Group's FM station in this market.

**KECN-TV** transmits its signal at a power level of 580 kW. The station's transmitter is located at the top of The Palazzo Hotel & Casino, in Downtown Las Vegas.

## Sports Programming

**KECN-TV** is the proud television home of Las Vegas Renegades football.
Samurai Flamenco

**Samurai Flamenco** is an anime.

*Famous model Hazama Masayoshi has decided to become a superhero, despite having no superpowers or the technology to create a high-powered suit. He assumes the identity of Samurai Flamenco and begins to fight crime in the name of justice. Police officer Gotou Hidenori finds out about Samurai Flamenco and his real identity by a twist of fate, which leads to him getting involved into lots of trouble. Nonetheless, these two young men will come face to face with hardships of being crime-fighters while discovering what it truly means to be a hero of justice.*
Denver Broncos Radio Network

The Denver Broncos Radio Network is a group of radio stations who air Broncos pregame shows, games, and postgame shows. In the market the specific station is, it is considered a flagship station and therefore any CBS Sports Radio, Fox Sports Radio, NBC Sports Radio, or ESPN Radio affiliates in that area have to blackout the game (if the flagship stations specifically have a game that week) or use an alternate feed of the network that's airing a different game.

The NFL team networks specifically focus on out-of-market stations however, so this only happens in say, Denver (where there has to be a Denver Broncos Radio Network affiliate)

When Denver Broncos preseason games aren't nationally broadcast, there are temporary affiliates for the areas not out-of-market.

Affiliates (free to add your own station, just make sure there aren't any affiliates already)
 Denver, Colorado and Federal Heights, Colorado
KBET-FM

**KBET-FM** is a commercial FM Radio station in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Licensed to Belen, it is owned by KASKO MUSIC GROUP. The station broadcasts a sports talk format, under the brand **"Bet 103.5"**. The station's studios are located in Downtown Albuquerque, while its transmitter is in East Peralta.

On May 7th, 2021, Studio Networks sold KBET-FM and it's sisters to KASKO MUSIC GROUP.

On July 2nd, 2021, KASKO MUSIC GROUP flipped KBET-FM's format to sports talk. The last song on XO 103.5 was Astronaut In The Ocean by Masked Wolf.

On July 3rd, 2021, KASKO MUSIC GROUP changed the call letters to KBET-FM. This was due to a change in branding.

On July 4th, 2021, KBET-FM added the new network KASKO MUSIC GROUP made to it's affiliations, WickedBetting Sports Network.

On February 2, 2023, KBET-FM announced they signed an affiliation agreement with the Chicago Bears Radio Network, following another affiliation agreement with the Utah Utes Radio Network.

## KBET-FM

### Frequency

103.5 MHz
(also on HD Radio)

### Translators

95.5 MHz K396KM (Albuquerque, relays HD2)

### Format

Analog/HD1: Sports talk
HD2: Conservative Talk "95.5 The Real"

### Callsign Meaning

The (K is a substitute for The)"' Bet 103.5 (current branding)

### Former Callsigns

KURQ (1968-1973)
KSON-FM (1973-1976)
KBXU (1976-1995)
KLAY (1995-2003)
KAXO-FM (2003-2021)

### Owner

KASKO MUSIC GROUP
(KASKO MUSIC GROUP Licensee LLC)
Audacy, Inc.

Audacy, Inc. is a broadcasting company in America. The company was formed after the merger of 2 companies, Entercom and CBS Radio. The company took the name of the latter company. Audacy, Inc is owned 50/50 by Paramount Global and Emmis Communications, a former stakeholder in Entercom.

As of 2019, Audacy, Inc.'s headquarters are based where Paramount Global's headquarters are. (Manhattan, New York) It has secondary headquarters in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (the headquarters that Entercom was based in.)
KHXY

KHXY (640 AM) is a commercial AM radio station broadcasting a Sports Talk format. Licensed to Evanston, Wyoming, the station is owned by News-Press & Gazette Company. KHXY is an affiliate of Fox Sports Radio, Utah Utes Radio Network, Los Angeles Angels Radio Network, Colorado Avalanche Radio Network, Philadelphia 76ers Radio Network, and Chicago Bears Radio Network.

## KHXY

### Frequency

640 AM
(also on HD Radio)
KFNU-FM

KFNU-FM (107.3 MHz) is a commercial FM radio station broadcasting a Sports Talk format. The station is licensed to Lakeside, California and it is owned by Bonneville International. KFNU-FM's affiliations are ESPN Radio, San Francisco 49ers Radio Network, Los Angeles Angels Radio Network, Los Angeles Clippers Radio Network, Arizona Coyotes Radio Network, BYU Cougars Radio Network, and NCAA Radio Network.

KFNU-FM shares studios in Guatay, California, with KNXE-TV, KUUD, and its radio sisters.
KJDY

KJDY (94.3 MHz) is a commercial FM station broadcasting a Top 40 format to Portland, Oregon. It is licensed to Clackamas, Oregon and is owned by Blueberry Broadcasting.

KJDY was formerly a Rhythmic Top 40 station known as JAM'N 94.3 until it was dropped for Power 94.3 as a Top 40 station on January 20, 2010. Michael Jackson's "You Rock My World" was the last song played on JAM'N and the first song played on Power was Kesha's "TiK ToK".
KBPI

**KBPI**, also known as **"92.3 KBPI"** is a Boland Radio Group owned FM radio station, located in Denver, CO. It broadcasts a rock format, with songs from the early 1990s to about 2014. **KBPI** transmits a signal of 100,000 watts on 92.3 MHz.  The station's transmitter is located at the top of the Wells Fargo Center, in downtown Denver.

## Frequency Swap

On June 2nd, 2017, **KBPI** station management agreed to trade their previous frequency, 107.9 MHz, to KJMN, a Spanish-language station located in Denver. As part of this deal, on June 9th 2017, **KBPI** began broadcasts at its current frequency of 92.3 MHz. KJMN can now be found on **KBPI**'s former home at 107.9 Mhz.
KHBY

**KHBY** is an FM radio station on 105.1 megahertz licensed to and serving Coos Bay, Oregon. It's owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and broadcasts a Contemporary Hit Radio format.

KHBY broadcasts in HD Radio.

## History

KHBY first signed on in February 1986 with the **KBOR-FM** calls. For its first year on air, it simulcasted sister AM station KBOR (990 kHz). This would be temporary as on March 13, 1987, the simulcast was dropped in favor of an Album-Oriented Rock (or AOR) format. It only saw some success in its first year, but ratings began to fall significantly. So in 1992, the station flipped to Smooth Jazz. The smooth jazz format lasted until 2001, when it flipped to Adult Contemporary.

The Adult Contemporary format never saw any success, so the station flipped to Contemporary Hit Radio on April 24, 2002 where it remains today. This format was a near instant success, and was marketed as "filling a void in Coos Bay radio." It marked the first time that Coos Bay has had a Top 40/CHR station since KBOR dropped it in favor of News/Talk in 1983. The station changed their call letters to **KHBY** on January 1, 2003 and the KBOR-FM calls moved back to 93.7 FM, where they had been until 1985.

While defined as a standard Mainstream CHR station, KHBY tends to mix in a good amount of Rhythmic product including hip-hop and dance tracks.
KEKQ

**KEKQ** is an FM radio station on 98.1 megahertz licensed to Jackson, Nebraska serving Sioux City, Iowa. It's owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and broadcasts a Rhythmic Contemporary Hit Radio format.

KEKQ broadcasts in HD Radio.

## History

KEKQ began broadcasting on November 28, 1971. The station first debuted its long-running Rhythmic Top-40 format in 1978 as "98 Music Power." It wouldn't debut its "KQ98" branding until 1983 (though it was originally "The Blazin' KQ98-FM, it would later be shortened to "KQ98" in 2001).
KTFM

**KTFM** (97.9 MHz) is a commercial FM radio station that is broadcasting a Top 40 format, located in Los Angeles, California and is owned by KASKO MUSIC GROUP. The station has studios are in Downtown Los Angeles, and its transmitter site is in Glendale.

### Slogan

LA's Favorite Hit Music Station! (primary)
LA's Commercial Free Summer! (secondary)

### Frequency

97.9 MHz
(also on HD Radio)

### Format

Analog/HD1: Top 40
HD2: Sports Talk (KMVA-HD1 simulcast)
HD3: Dance/EDM "Favaot"

### Former Callsigns

KLA-FM (1948-1966)
KTFM (1966-1998; 1999-2006)
KHTZ (1998-1999)
KEYL (2006-2017)
KXTU (2017-2019)

### Owner

KASKO MUSIC GROUP
(Studio Networks of California LLC)

KTFM airs the weekend syndicated show, Blamink Top 40 Playlist, from 4:00 PM PST to 7:00 PM PST.

From September 1st to the 6th, 2019, KXTU and KLMP began stunting with various music genres, taking the temporary brand "#WhatsUpLA". On the 6th, KXTU returned to is legendary Top 40 format and KTFM callsign. Its previous Spanish Hot AC format went to KLMP.

On July 20th 2021 at 12:00 PM, Studio Networks and KASKO MUSIC GROUP completed a deal for Studio Network's Los Angeles radio stations.

On July 21st 2021 at 12:02 AM, KTFM took the same branding as Denver sister station, KCON.

On July 21st 2021 at 6:00 AM, it was confirmed that KASKO MUSIC GROUP fired all the DJs, and replaced them.

On August 16th, 2021, it was announced that KTFM would be hosting the first ever Blamink Music Festival. To celebrate this, KTFM changed their branding to BLAMINK MUSIC FESTIVIAL 97.9 with no change in format.

On October 2nd, 2021, after The DWW ended at 3:00 AM, KTFM changed their name to "Lyla 97.9", due to Lyla leaving KASKO MUSIC GROUP and The DWW. With this change, KTFM started stunting, playing the music Lyla likes. Also with this, KTFM is not using their DJs, or playing syndicated shows.

On October 20th, 2021, KTFM switched back to BLAMINK MUSIC FESTIVAL 97.9.

On January 15th, 2022, it was announced the governor of California had asked KASKO MUSIC GROUP to shut down the Blamink Music Festival, so KTFM switched back to being Cone 97.9.
Zettai Bouei Leviathan

**Zettai Bouei Leviathan** is an anime based off a mobile game.

*Aquafall is a world abound with water and greenery, and populated by dragons and fairies. Meteorites suddenly bring forth evil creatures that threaten all living things on the planet. The fairy Syrup assembles the Aquafall Defence Force, with three girls of the dragon clans as recruits. Syrup and the dragon girls Leviathan, Bahamut, and Jörmungandr work together to battle enemies.*

## Episode 7

This episode features a primary rainbow in the sky by floating islands.

## Episode 10

This episode features a primary rainbow above a water geyser.
KQWK

**KQWK** is an FM radio station on 95.7 megahertz licensed to Petrolia, Texas serving Wichita Falls. It's owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and broadcasts a Hot Adult Contemporary format.

KQWK broadcasts in HD Radio.

## History

The history of the KQWK call letters and branding date back to KQWK's sister station on 1340 AM, which had a Top 40 format from 1957 to 1987. After many failed attempts, KQWK launched a successful FM simulcast on 95.7 FM in 1985. The AM station dropped its Top 40 format on September 30, 1987, when it flipped to a News/Talk format now under the KVVC calls. That same day, the long-running Top 40/CHR format moved exclusively to KQWK-FM. It also dropped the "-FM" suffix from its calls, becoming just KQWK In 2007, the FM station shifted its format to Hot AC though it continues to use the "K-QWK" branding.

## HD Radio

**HD1** is a digital simulcast of the Hot AC format as heard on the main analog channel.**HD2** features a commercial-free Oldies and Classic Hits format branded as "K-QWK Oldies." It streams online and features recreations of KQWK jingles from its days as a Top 40 station.
 **HD3** is a simulcast of KVVC.

## Syndicated programming

KQWK carries John Tesh's *Intelligence For Your Life* radio show on weekday mornings, a rarity for a Hot Adult Contemporary radio station.
KTWZ

**KTWZ** is an FM radio station on 99.9 megahertz licensed to Bloomington, Minnesota serving Minneapolis and St. Paul. KTWZ is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and broadcasts an all-80's music format.

KTWZ broadcasts in HD Radio.

## History

KTWZ first signed on in February 1976 as **KZQQ**. The station had a popular Disco format branded as "99 Zoo." By 1985, KZQQ shifted to a traditional CHR format, keeping the "Zoo" name. When the 1990s came, popularity declined rapidly. In 1992, the CHR format was dropped and replaced with country. Branded as "Kickin' Country 99.9," the station changed its call letters to **KXKN** at the same time. This format was never successful and was later dropped. The station also tried Alternative, Classic Rock, Adult Contemporary, Smooth Jazz, Regional Mexican, and finally News/Talk, none of which were successful.

In 2017, KXKN changed its calls to **KTWZ** and flipped to an all-80s hits format as "99.9 KTWZ."
KKRZ

KKRZ (100.3 MHz) is a commercial radio station licensed to Corvallis, Oregon, broadcasting a Alternative Rock-leaning Top 40 format. The station is owned by Cumulus Media.

The station first signed on in 1978, as an album-oriented rock station. The call letters were KQFM, as Q100. However, what no one predicted was the rise of the new format now known as Alternative. In 1982, the station began tweaking its format a lot, dropping a lot of what AOR was. Then finally, it started adding more of what Alternative had to offer. The station started using call sign KCMR.

The format, as KCMR and other stations were calling it at the time, was "ROQ of the 80s". The station was pretty popular in 1987, beating a rival station's new format known as "Rock 40".

There were only minor changes from the 80s to the late 2000s, mostly being changes in ownership and tweaks with imaging as well as nationwide changes to Alternative.

On September 7, 2007, people were shocked when it was announced KCMR was being sold to Citadel Broadcasting. The sale was approved and closed on January 22, 2008. On February 4, 2008, the station abruptly dropped its Alternative Rock format and started stunting with a heart beat. The stunting continued until the next day at noon, where a voice said "No more waiting. Z is coming to the West Coast in 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, and 0!" is when the station flipped to Top 40/CHR, widely mirroring WHTZ. On February 20, 2008, the station changed call signs to present-day KKRZ.

On September 16, 2011, Citadel Broadcasting merged with Cumulus Media. KKRZ still retained its format.

In 2012, KKRZ started broadcasting in HD Radio.

In mid-2022, after Cumulus Media revived multiple formats in other markets, it was announced WHTZ would take on a Rhythmic oldies lean. The rest of the station would still be Top 40/CHR. Cumulus Media came to an issue: KKRZ. So Cumulus Media decided that KKRZ would take on an Alternative Rock lean so that it wouldn't have to rely on WHTZ as much.
KTBU-TV

**KTBU-TV** (digital channel 42, virtual channel 55) is an independent television station, serving the Houston, TX television market.

**KTBU-TV** is owned and operated by Boland Radio Group, and includes news broadcasts from ABC. It is a sister station to KHHR, the Group's local FM station. **KTBU-TV** transmits with 1,000 kW of power; its transmitter is located at the top of Heritage Plaza, in the Skyline District of downtown Houston.

## Sports Programming

As part of a partnership with the American Hockey League, **KTBU-TV** is the proud television home of the San Antonio Rampage. The station also carries telecasts of the Houston Outlaws football team.
KEVS-AM

**KEVS-AM**, also known as **"Sports Radio 1280, KEVS-AM"** is a Boland Radio Group owned AM radio station, located in San Diego, CA. It broadcasts an all-sports format, which includes coverage of many local sports teams.

**KEVS-AM** transmits a signal of 8,500 watts during the day, and 14,000 watts during the night, on 1280 khz. The station's transmitter is located at the top of One America Plaza, in downtown San Diego.

## Local Teams Covered

**KEVS-AM** is the proud radio home of San Diego Surf football.
KVOC

KVOC (99.9 MHz) is an Adult Hits format in Richfield, Utah, licensed to Glenwood, Utah. The station is owned by Yavax Newspublishing, a local company in Richfield, Utah. The station uses the branding "99.9 The Mountain".

On December 1st 2022, Blamink announced they reached a deal with Yavax Newspublishing to add their stations. On the same day, some Yavax Newspublishing stations got RDS (operated by Blamink) despite a few not even broadcasting in Stereo.
KVNW

**KVNW** (98.3 MHz) is a commercial FM radio station in Las Vegas, Nevada. The KASKO MUSIC GROUP outlet broadcasts a Top 40/CHR format. KVNW studios and offices are located in Las Vegas Strip, while its transmitter is atop Black Mountain in Henderson.

KVNW and its sister radio stations were acquired by KASKO MUSIC GROUP on August 7, 2023.
KXGR

KXGR (107.9 MHz) is a commercial FM radio station broadcasting a 90s-2000s hits-leaning Hot Adult Contemporary format to Sacramento, California. The station is also licensed to Sacramento, California and it is owned by KASKO MUSIC GROUP. For the end of November and for most of December, the station flips to Christmas music.

The station's frequency was formerly occupied by Entercom (now Audacy, Inc.)'s 107.9 The End. The station was taken off the air on September 8, 2009 after a disastrous contest where a listener died due to it.

In 2020, the FCC wanted to auction off the frequency, but it was ultimately postponed due to COVID-19. In 2021, the auction finally happened. It was announced that there were 2 companies where their bid tied for the highest, iHeartMedia and KASKO MUSIC GROUP. After a brief bidding war, it was announced that iHeartMedia dropped out of the auction meaning KASKO MUSIC GROUP won the auction. The new station officially began broadcasting on April 4, 2023, and began stunting with multiple different formats. Eventually on May 5, 2023, after stunting with Star Wars music that began the other day, the station began its permanent format, 90s-2000s hits-leaning Hot Adult Contemporary.
KRWV

**KRWV** is an FM radio station on 92.7 megahertz licensed to Hastings, Nebraska serving Grand Island and Kearney. It's owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and broadcasts a Hot Adult Contemporary format.

KRWV broadcasts in HD Radio.

## Format and music

KRWV adopted its current format and branding in 2006. The stations playlist consists primarily of hits from the 1990's to the current day, with occasional 80's hits. The station does not play rap and hip-hop, but does allow for some country, AC-friendly R&B, and dance tracks.
KBSL

**KBSL**, also known as **"104.9 BSL"** is a Boland Radio Group owned FM radio station, located in St. Louis, MO. It is a sister station to KUMO-TV, the Group's local television channel.

**KBSL** broadcasts a rhythmic contemporary format, with songs from the early 1980s to today. The station transmits a signal of 90,000 watts on 104.9 MHz. **KBSL**'s transmitter is located at the top of One Metropolitan Square in downtown St. Louis.

## Sports Programming

As part of a partnership with the American Hockey League, **KBSL** is planned to be the radio home of the Iowa Wild.
KVEP

KVEP (101.3 MHz) is a radio station licensed to Fillmore, Utah broadcasting a Hot Adult Contemporary format branded as "Star 101.3". The station is owned by Yavax Newspublishing.

On December 1st 2022, Blamink announced they reached a deal with Yavax Newspublishing to add their stations. On the same day, some Yavax Newspublishing stations got RDS (operated by Blamink) despite a few not even broadcasting in Stereo.
KOIM

KOIM (100.9 MHz) is a station airing an Adult Hits format branded as "100.9 Jack FM". The station is owned by KASKO MUSIC GROUP, and broadcasts in the Portland, Oregon area.

On January 30th, 2023, it was announced KOIM would be the affiliate for the Los Angeles Chargers Radio Network starting in the 2023 football season.

## KOIM

### Frequency

100.9 FM MHz
(also on HD Radio)

### Format

Analog/HD1: Adult Hits
HD2: 10 second delay of HD1
KBYV

KBYV (104.9 MHz) broadcasting a Religious Talk/Talk format, is a part of a group of stations owned by Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah.

KBYV airs NPR news at the top of every hour, then goes to their Religious Talk/Talk programming. Its affiliations are NPR, NCAA Radio Network (only BYU games that they have rights to), and BYU Radio (O&O).

## KBYV

### Callsign Meaning

Brigham Young University (U replaced with a V)
KBNS-FM

**KBNS-FM** is an FM radio station on 99.3 megahertz licensed to and serving Brinson, Texas. It's owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and broadcasts a Classic Hits format.

KBNS-FM broadcasts in HD Radio.

## HD Radio

**HD1** is a digital simulcast of the Classic Hits format heard on the analog signal
**HD2** broadcasts a Rhythmic Oldies format
**HD3** is a simulcast of KBNS
K297EL

**K297EL** is an FM Translator station in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Owned by KASKO MUSIC GROUP, the station rebroadcasts an Alternative format from the HD2 channel of sister station KODY-FM.

On May 7th, 2021, Studio Networks sold K297EL and it's sisters to KASKO MUSIC GROUP.

## K297EL

### Frequency

107.3 MHz
 (also on HD Radio)

### Owner

KASKO MUSIC GROUP
(KASKO MUSIC GROUP Licensee LLC)
KCER-FM

**KCER-FM**, also known as **"102.9 The Edge"** is a Boland Radio Group owned FM radio station, located in Minneapolis/St. Paul, MN.  It broadcasts a rock format, with songs from the early 1990s to about 2014. **KCER-FM** transmits a signal of 100,000 watts on 102.9 MHz.  The station's transmitter is located at the top of RBC Plaza in downtown Minneapolis.
KRCT-TV

**KRCT-TV** (digital channel 37, virtual channel 54) is an independent television station serving the San Antonio/Live Oak TX television market.

**KRCT-TV** is owned and operated by Boland Radio Group, and includes news broadcasts from ABC. The station transmits with 790 kW of power; its transmitter is located at the top of the Weston Centre in downtown San Antonio.

## Sports Programming

**KRCT-TV** is the proud television home of San Antonio Renegades football.
KSTE

KSTE (1280 KHz) is a commercial AM radio station broadcasting a News/Talk format branded as "News 1280 KSTE". The station is affiliated with CBS News Radio, CBS Sports Radio, The CW Sports Radio Network, Dallas Cowboys Radio Network, Toronto Blue Jays Radio Network, Dallas Mavericks Radio Network, Anaheim Ducks Radio Network, and Sacramento State Hornets Radio Network. The station is owned by Bonneville International and it is licensed to Florin, California. Its studios are located in Trowbridge, California with its TV sister KXXV, and its FM sisters and AM sisters.

## KSTE

### ERP

1,000 watts day
500 watts night
K185AC

K185AC (98.1 MHz) is a translator station airing a Top 40 format branded as "98.1 Kiss FM". The station is owned by KASKO MUSIC GROUP, and broadcasts in the Portland, Oregon area.

Due to it's low power (because it's a translator station), it feeds 2 translators (on the same frequency as it, but in different areas) so it will reach about the same amount of people if it was a full power station.
KYMX

KYMX (96.1 MHz) is a commercial FM radio station broadcasting an Adult Contemporary format to Sacramento, California. The station is also licensed to Sacramento, California and it is owned by Bonneville International. Its studios are located in Trowbridge, California with its TV sister KXXV, and its FM sisters and AM sisters.

## KYMX

### Frequency

96.1 MHz
(also on HD Radio)

### Format

Analog/HD1: Adult Contemporary
HD2: Latter-day Saints Channel
KSFM

KSFM (102.5 MHz) is a commercial FM radio station broadcasting a Rhythmic Top 40 format to Sacramento, California. The station is licensed to Riverview, California and it is owned by Bonneville International. Its studios are located in Trowbridge, California with its TV sister KXXV, and its FM sisters and AM sisters.

The station was formerly owned by CBS Radio until it merged with Emmis to form Entercom. (now known as present day Audacy, Inc.) KSFM was one of multiple stations in the market owned by CBS Radio that was transferred to Bonneville International.
CMBZ

CMBZ (950 AM) is a commercial Canadian radio station broadcasting a country format to Wingham, Ontario. The station has all local DJs, although whenever there are sports for the teams they cover the DJs don't have a show that day. CMBZ is owned by iHeartMedia Canada, Inc. (a subsidiary of Bell Media) and its affiliations are Buffalo Bills Radio Network, Buffalo Bulls Radio Network, and Toronto Maple Leafs Radio Network. Whenever they air those sports teams, they turn into a simulcast of CPKQ until the postgame show for that team is over.

The station was previously owned by Larche Communications until iHeartMedia Canada, Inc. purchased Larche.

## CMBZ

### Slogan

Wingham's Country and Toronto Maple Leaf Games

### Owner

iHeartMedia Canada, Inc.
(Bell Media)
KLMB

KLMB (107.3 MHz) is a station airing an Alternative format branded as "107.3 Amber Radio". The station is owned by KASKO MUSIC GROUP, and broadcasts in the Portland, Oregon area.

## KLMB

### Frequency

107.3 MHz
(also on HD Radio)

### Translators

K185AC (Portland, Oregon) (relays HD2)
K754SX (White Salmon, Washington) (relays HD2)
K398WO (The Dalles, Oregon) (relays HD2)

### Format

HD1: Alternative "107.3 Amber Radio"
HD2: Top 40 "98.1 Kiss FM"

### Callsign Meaning

the LaMB will guide you (reference to former Christian Talk format)
KREF (AM)

KREF (1400 AM) is a commercial AM radio station broadcasting a Sports Talk format. Licensed to Norman, Oklahoma, the station is owned by Metro Radio Group and it uses the branding "94.7/99.3 The Ref". It is the flagship of the Oklahoma Sooners Radio Network. It also is an affiliate of the Cleveland Browns Radio Network as well as the Los Angeles Dodgers Radio Network.

On October 31, 2023, the station gained a full-power FM simulcast, KREF-FM after Metro Radio Group purchased it from iHeartMedia.

## KREF (AM)

### ERP

15,000 watts (daytime)
1,000 watts (nighttime)
KUTX

KUTX (98.9 FM) is a non-commercial radio station licensed to Leander, Texas and serving the greater Austin, Texas area with an Adult album alternative format. The station is owned by University of Texas at Austin with headquarters at the Belo Center for New Media (A0704) on the University of Texas at Austin campus
DARK-X

2011-Present Logo

Radio DARK-X 7 (Better Known As DARK-X) Is A Well Known Commercial Radio Station In Darkfordshire, Equestria. It Plays Both Old And New Music.

## History

The Station Was Launched On The 27th April 1977 (Same Day That The Rolling Stars Released "Bigger Than The Beatles"), With The 1st Song That They Played Being The Rolling Stars I Want To Go To That Gala.

## Programs

Main Article: List Of Dark-X Radio Shows

The Station Runs 24/7, Playing A Good Viarity Of Songs, Basicly Being The Definitive Radio Station In The Area. Although Between The Hours Of 10:00PM And 7:00AM, Only Old Songs Are Played, The EQUE National Top 40 Charts Are Aired On Sundays At 4:00PM.

## Logo History

27th April 1977-September 4th 1980September 4th 1980-April 4th 1983April 4th 1983-January 21st 1987January 21st 1987-July 7th 1993July 7th 1993-April 6th 1996April 6th 1996-July 11th 2004July 11th 2004-April 23rd 2007April 23rd 2007-September 17th 2011September 17th 2011-
KHHR

**KHHR**, also known as **"98.5 The Gulf"** is a Boland Radio Group owned FM radio station, located in Houston, TX. It is a sister station to KTBU-TV, the Group's local television channel.

**KHHR** broadcasts a classic rock format, with songs from the 1970s to about 2004. The station transmits a signal of 96,000 watts on 98.5 MHz. **KHHR**'s transmitter is located at the top of Heritage Plaza in the Skyline District of Houston.
KVGE

**KVGE** is a radio station on 96.7 megahertz in Lake Tanglewood, Texas serving Amarillo. It's owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and broadcasts an Adult CHR format. KVGE is one of Amarillo's primary Emergency Alert System stations. This means KVGE is responsible of the activation of the EAS in the area for severe weather, child abductions, release of hazardous materials, and national emergencies.

KVGE broadcasts in HD Radio.

## History

KVGE signed on in 1955 as one of Amarillo's first FM radio stations, as well as the first to broadcast in stereo. It was originally a beautiful music station. In 1992, it flipped to alternative rock as "V96.7" which remained as one of Amarillo's most popular radio stations for many years. It flipped to it's current Adult CHR format in 2002.

## Format

KVGE broadcasts an Adult CHR format, which is essentially a cross between CHR/Top 40 and Hot AC. It plays all of today's hit music while refraining from more heavy material such as rap. However, dance hits do get frequent airplay. These are usually not heard on other Hot AC/Adult CHR stations. Older songs from the 2000's, 90's, and 80's are occasionally played. KVGE has also been known to play some popular Spanish-language songs in recent years.

## HD Radio

KVGE became the first station in Amarillo to start broadcasting in HD radio in February 2006. It's HD-2 subcarrier currently airs alternative rock as "V96.7 HD-2," resurrecting KVGE's old alternative rock format.

## Emergency broadcasting

KVGE is currently one of the local primary EAS stations for Amarillo. In it's early days, KVGE became the first FM radio station to official CONELRAD civil defense programming (albeit these were only limited to informing the listener of an attack and advising them to tune to 640 or 1240 AM for specific details.) KVGE was also the official Emergency Broadcast System station from its inception in 1963 until it was phased out and replaced by the current Emergency Alert System in 1997.
KALC

**KALC** (93.3 MHz, **"Alice 93.3"**) is a commercial FM radio station in San Diego, California. Licensed to Coronado, it broadcasts a Hot AC format. KALC is owned by KASKO MUSIC GROUP and its studios and offices are located in Downtown San Diego, with its sister stations.

## History

### **KLSY era**

KALC, signed on air in 1949 as KLSY, pronounced as "Kelsey", named after the wife of the original owner, Jonathan Keller.

During its KLSY era, the station aired a Classical music format. In 1985 the station flipped to Top 40/CHR as "The New Z93", ending the classical format after 36 years.

### **X93: Active Rock arrives to San Diego**

"Z93" and its format lasted until May 2009, when the station flipped to Active Rock as "X93 FM". Two months later, Regent Communications (former name of Townsquare Media) sold KLSY to RB Media (predecessor of Mas Media, now Quintana Media Group). The call sign was changed to KXSD on August 2, 2000.

During the "X" era, KXSD hosted large concerts to San Diego and Tijuana and invited over modern rock and heavy metal bands like Green Day, Linkin Park, Metallica, Slayer, even KISS.

### **The Eagle 93.3**

Seven years after X93's debut, KXSD rebranded as "The Eagle 93.3". The move was made to end the branding conflict with XHTRA-FM. After its "Eagle" renaming, the station tweaked theor format active rock hits. The improvement caused the ratings to drop slowly every month. On October 21, 2017, KXSD tweaked their format again by adding Alternative currents and modified their slogan to "Playing all kinds of Rock". Despite the format adjustment, ratings did not improve.

### **Return to Hot AC as "Alice 93.3"**

On November 21, 2018, at 4PM, following a farewell from "The Eagle" personalities, KXSD returned to Hot AC as "Alice 93.3", making it the first Mas Media/Quintana station to use the "Alice" branding. The flip puts 93.3 in competition with longtime CHR station KISX-FM as well as border-blaster XHMZK-FM. The last song on "The Eagle" was "Letting You Go" by Bullet For My Valentine, and the first song on "Alice" was "Thank U, Next" by Ariana Grande.

On December 3, 2018 the station began syndicating Kyla's Club and will broadcast every weekday morning. The show was previously heard on XHMZK.

Just 4 months later, KXSD changed its call sign to KALC, to reflect the station's branding.

On January 11 2023, KASKO MUSIC GROUP announced it would be purchasing KALC and its sister stations. The sale was approved on May 31 2023.

On June 11 2023, it was announced multiple stations in the San Diego cluster would be switching their formats. However KASKO MUSIC GROUP said that KALC would be excluded from the possible stations. KASKO MUSIC GROUP also announced that Kyla's Club would be kept on Alice 93.3 because of high ratings. It is the only station where KASKO MUSIC GROUP didn't replace everything with their own programming.
WYNT-TV

**WYNT-TV** (digital channel 29, virtual channel 42) is an independent television station, serving the Chicago, IL, television market.

**WYNT-TV** is owned and operated by Boland Radio Group. It is a sister station to WCCS, the Group's local FM station. **WYNT-TV** transmits with 600 kW of power; its transmitter is located at the top of Two Prudential Plaza in Chicago's Loop District.

## Sports Programming

**WYNT-TV** is the proud television home of Chicago Blaze football.