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KCGZ

KCGZ (730 AM) is a commercial AM radio station broadcasting a Sports Talk format. The station is owned by Townsquare Media and it is licensed to West Haven-Sylvan, Oregon. It's affiliations are ESPN Radio, Portland State Vikings Radio Network, Seattle Mariners Radio Network, and San Francisco 49ers Radio Network.

## KCGZ

### ERP

7,376 watts (daytime)
974 watts (nighttime)
KMVI-FM

**KMVI-FM** (94.9 MHz) is a commercial FM Radio station in San Diego, California, and is licensed to San Diego. The station is owned by Bonneville International and broadcasts a Rhythmic AC format. KMVI's studios are located in Downtown San Diego with its Radio sister stations.

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

On June 21 2023, KASKO MUSIC GROUP announced they were going to sell KMVI-FM to Bonneville International. Bonneville International started operating the station the next day.

On October 17 2023, the sale to Bonneville International was approved and finalized.

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

**WDAZ** is an FM radio station on 94.7 megahertz licensed to and serving Greenwood, Mississippi. It's owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and broadcasts a Contemporary Hit Radio format.

WDAZ broadcasts in HD Radio.

## History

The station first signed on in March 1975 with a beautiful music format. The station flipped to Top-40 in 1978. Over the years, it developed a more Rhythmic/Dance lean. It then shifted to a more typical CHR station where it remains today. It is one of the most popular radio stations in the Greenwood area.
KFOC-TV

**KFOC-TV** (digital channel 35, virtual channel 12) is an independent television station, serving the Kansas City, MO television market.

**KFOC-TV** is owned and operated by Boland Radio Group, and includes news broadcasts from ABC. The station transmits with 830 kW of power, and can be seen as far north as St. Joseph, MO. **KFOC-TV**'s transmitter is located at the top of One Kansas City Place, in downtown Kansas City.

## Sports and Speciality Programming

**KFOC-TV** carries select NCAA basketball games from the Big Twelve Conference. The station also airs "NWA Power", the flagship show of the National Wrestling Alliance.
KCON

KCON (103.1 MHz, Branding as Cone 103.1,) is a commercial FM station in Denver, Colorado, owned by **KASKO MUSIC GROUP.** It broadcasts a Top 40 format.

It is an affiliate of DJ VANNS.

KCON has 3 sister stations. KASK-FM, KCND, and KDIA.

On August 12th, 2021, KCON flipped to Top 40.

## KCON

### Slogan

Aurora's #1 Hit Music Station (primary)
Aurora's Commercial Free Summer! (secondary)

### Frequency

103.1 MHz
(also on HD Radio)

### Former Callsigns

KEDW-FM (2010-2014)
KCBS-FM (2014-2021)

### Owner

KASKO MUSIC GROUP
(CBS Radio Licensee, LLC)
KWAN

KWAN (96.1 MHz) is a commercial FM radio station broadcasting an Adult Contemporary format as "96.1 The Mix". The station is owned by Bonneville International and the station is licensed to Lakeside, California.

The station was a country format until 2023, when the station flipped to Adult Contemporary a few months after the local Adult Contemporary station flipped to Alternative Rock.

KWAN shares studios in Guatay, California, with KNXE-TV, KUUD, and its radio sisters.
WIXV

WIXV (99.1 MHz) is a commercial FM station broadcasting a Classic Hits format to Buffalo, New York. WIXV is licensed to Alden, New York and it is owned by iHeartMedia, Inc. as well as being an affiliate of the Buffalo Bills Radio Network, as well as Premiere Networks.

The station was previously also a Jack FM affiliate, until iHeartMedia opted not to renew its affiliation. WIXV flipped to Classic Hits after its affiliation expired, on July 7, 2022.

## WIXV

### Frequency

99.1 MHz
(also on HD Radio)

### Format

HD1: Classic Hits
HD2: Dance/EDM "Nexus Radio"
WHNT-TV

**WHNT-TV** (digital channel 40, virtual channel 28) is an independent television station, serving the Atlanta, GA television market.

**WHNT-TV** is owned and operated by Boland Radio Group. It is a sister station to WHNT-AM, the Group's local AM station. **WHNT-TV** transmits with 700 kW of power; its transmitter is located at the top of 191 Peachtree Tower in downtown Atlanta.

## Specialty Programming

**WHNT-TV** airs "NWA Power", the flagship show of the National Wrestling Alliance.
XNTG-FM

XNTG-FM (91.5 MHz) is a border-blaster station broadcasting a Rhythmic Top 40 format. The station is owned by iHeartMedia, Inc. and is licensed to Ackerman, Baja California, Mexico.

It is the main flagship station of Sunday Night Slow Jams with R-Dub (Rhythmic version). It also airs the weeknight version. As well as that, R-Dub also is the program director of the station.
WDRD

**WDRD** is an FM radio station on 94.3 megahertz licensed to Southwick, Massachusetts serving Springfield and the rest of the Pioneer Valley. It's owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and broadcasts a Dance Music format. WDRD's transmitter is on Provin Mountain in Agawam, sharing tower space with WPVY.

WDRD broadcasts in HD Radio.
KBLI

KBLI (1560 AM) is a commercial AM radio station simulcasting sister station KEII's News/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 News Radio.
WPUW

**WPUW** is an FM radio station on 106.9 megahertz licensed to Lowndesboro, Alabama serving Montgomery. It's owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and broadcasts a Rhythmic Contemporary Hit Radio format.

WPUW broadcasts in HD Radio.

## History

The station signed on in 1965 as **WLOQ**, originally a class A station at 2,300 watts exclusively serving Lowndesboro. It moved its transmitter closer to Montgomery and significantly boosted its power in 1977 and would flip to a Top 40/Urban format in 1981 as "Pulse 107" with the callsigns **WPUW**. It would later be modified to "Pulse 106.9" where it remains a very popular station to this day.

## Popular Programming Features

Popular programming on WPUW includes the Friday Throwback Lunch (instated in 1990) and the Friday and Saturday Night Street Party mix shows.
Sports One Radio

Sports One Radio is a national sports network that distributes sports talk programming. The network has a 24 hour feed, and its affiliates can pick and choose what to air from the schedule. Until 2025, beIN Sports USA live sports programs are broadcast on Sports One Radio. Sports One Radio is owned and distributed by Arlis Media.

List of affiliates (Feel free to add a station to the list!) (One station per market please, however if the station in the market is owned by the same company, then you can have another station)
 KZZQ (simulcast of KDYL)
 KMXL-HD2 (simulcast of KZZQ)
 KVDF | 670 AM
 KCEI-HD2/K428VN (simulcast of KVDF)
WBPN

**WBPN**, also known as **"Power 105"** is a Boland Radio Group owned FM radio station, located in New York City.  It broadcasts a classic rock format, with songs from the 1970s to about 2004. **WBPN** transmits a signal of 6,300 watts on 105.1 MHz.  The station's transmitter is located at the top of One World Trade Center in Manhattan.
WBPK

**WBPK** is an AM radio station on 650 kilohertz licensed to Big Pine Key, Florida serving the Florida Keys. Its owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and broadcasts a hybrid Oldies and Classic Hits format.

WBPK is a Class B AM radio station with an ERP of 50,000 watts. After sunset, it can be heard in many eastern states in addition to the Bahamas, Cuba, Puerto Rico, Haiti, the Dominican Republic, and a few Central and South American countries.

WBPK broadcasts in HD Radio.
KBPL

KBPL (93.3 MHz) is a commercial FM station broadcasting a Rhythmic Top 40 format. KBPL serves the Idaho Falls-Rexburg area. KBPL is owned by KASKO MUSIC GROUP. KBPL is one of many KASKO MUSIC GROUP stations that use "Power" in their branding.

KBPL has studios with it's sisters near The Ridge Apartments at BYU Idaho.

On May 7th, 2021, it was noted that KBPL played "Met Him Last Night" by Demi Lovato and Ariana Grande. It is unusual for Rhythmic stations to play Demi Lovato because she is not really Rhythmic. The owner of KASKO MUSIC GROUP said that Demi Lovato made that song to be Rhythmic.
WHPB

**WHPB**, also known as **"Hot 104"** is a Boland Radio Group owned FM radio station, located in Palm Beach, FL.  It broadcasts a pop-based CHR format, with songs from the early 2000s to today. **WHPB** transmits a signal of 90,000 watts on 104.1 MHz.  The station's transmitter is located in Palm Beach County.
WRKN-AM

**WRKN-AM**, also known as **"News/Talk 1040, WRKN-AM"** is a Boland Radio Group owned AM radio station, located in New Orleans, LA. It is a sister station to WRKN-FM, the Group's local FM station.

**WRKN-AM** broadcasts a news/talk format, with syndicated call-in shows. The station transmits a signal of 20,000 watts during the day, and 35,000 watts during the night, on 1040 khz.

**WRKN-AM**'s transmitter is located at the top of Place St. Charles, in the Central Business District of New Orleans.
WZRZ

**WZRZ** is an FM radio station on 94.9 megahertz licensed to and serving Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. It's owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and broadcasts a Dance format.

WZRZ broadcasts in HD Radio.

## HD Radio

### HD1

WZRZ-HD1 carries a digital simulcast of the Dance format as heard on the analog signal

### HD2

WZRZ broadcasts pre-2005 dance/rhythmic-type tracks, usually focusing on Eurodance, Eurobeat, Freestyle, and Disco (mostly Italodisco) originally known as "Thunder 94.9 Flashbax." It broadcasts commercial-free 24 hours a day. It was rebranded to "Energy 94.9 Flasbax" on January 1, 2018.
WCCS

**WCCS**, also known as **"Country 106"** is a Boland Radio Group owned FM radio station, located in Chicago. It broadcasts a country format, with songs from the early 1990s to today. **WCCS** transmits a signal of 20,800 watts on 103.3 MHz. The station's transmitter is located at the top of Two Prudential Plaza in Chicago's Loop District.

## Sports Programming

As part of a partnership with the American Hockey League, **WCCS** is planned to be the radio home of the Chicago Wolves.
WXWA

WXWA (94.1 MHz) is a FM radio station featuring a brokered-Spanish format, broadcasting stuff from Spanish Talk, Spanish music, and Spanish business promotion. Since the station features brokered programming, the station doesn't need commercials. It is owned by the Bill O’Shaughnessy Estate, with a sale pending to KASKO MEDIA GROUP.

The station was owned by Bill O'Shaughnessy himself until his death in 2022. After that, it got transferred to his estate (controlled by his family) which has looked into a potential sale ever since. On July 5 2023, it was announced KASKO MUSIC GROUP would purchase the station and transform the station into a commercial station and broadcast a bilingual-Rhythmic Top 40 format. The station will feature Spanish Christian Contemporary music on weekend mornings and noon programmed by Hope Media Group. A few hours after the announcement was made, the change was met by criticism with many on-air personalities (which of course pay for time on the air) expressing anger and asked for the estate to reconsider. Listeners were also outraged with one saying "Fuck KASKO MUSIC GROUP y Way Media Group. WXWA fue la forma de encontrar compañeros españoles y empresas. También me encantó la música. Pero ahora se lo están llevando. Siempre odiaré a KASKO MUSIC GROUP y Way Media Group!!!!!" (which translates to: Fuck KASKO MUSIC GROUP and Way Media Group. WXWA was the way to find fellow Spanish people and businesses. I also loved the music. But now they're taking it away. I will forever fucking hate KASKO MUSIC GROUP and Way Media Group!!!!!!)
WDCM

**WDCM**, also known as **"103.1 The Wave"**, is a Boland Radio Group owned FM radio station, located in Louisville, KY. It broadcasts an all 80s music format, featuring the greatest hits of that decade.

**WDCM** transmits a signal of 50,000 watts on 103.1 MHz.  The station's transmitter is located at the top of the 400 West Market Building, in Downtown Louisville.
WESP-AM

WESP-AM (1600 AM) is a commercial AM station airing a Sports Talk format. Licensed to New York City, New York, the station is owned by The Walt Disney Company and its affiliations are ESPN Radio, New York Knicks Radio Network, and New Jersey Devils Radio Network.

## WESP-AM

### ERP

40,830 watts (daytime)
100 watts (nighttime)
WQCT-TV

**WQCT-TV** (digital channel 53, virtual channel 38) is an independent station serving the Charlotte, NC television market.

**WQCT-TV** is owned and operated by Boland Radio Group, and includes news broadcasts from ABC. The station transmits with 980 kW of power; its transmitter is located at the top of One Wells Fargo Center in downtown Charlotte.

## Sports and Specialty Programming

As part of a partnership with the American Hockey League, **WQCT-TV** is the proud television home of the Charlotte Checkers. The station also airs "NWA Power", the flagship show of the National Wrestling Alliance.
KZOL

KZOL (98.1 FM, Z98) is a commercial radio station located in Salt Lake City, Utah, United States, broadcasting an alternative rock format to the Provo, Salt Lake City and Ogden, Utah areas. Owned by Alpha Media, the station's studios are located in Downtown Salt Lake City and its transmitter site is located southwest of the city on Farnsworth Peak in the Oquirrh Mountains.

## KZOL

### Slogan

Salt Lake City's Favorite Alternative Station

### Frequency

98.1 MHz
(also on HD Radio)

### Format

HD1: Alternative Rock "Z98"
HD2: New Alternative "Only New Z98"

### Former Callsigns

KVLD (February 14th-15th 1969)
KFMC (1969-1980)
KAYK-FM (1980-1999)
KFMY (1999-2000)
KFMY-FM (2000-2010)
KCEI

KCEI (93.5 FM) is a commercial FM station broadcasting a country format targeted towards Cheyenne, Wyoming. The station is owned by News-Press & Gazette Company.

The station was previously owned locally until NPG entered into an agreement to purchase KCEI.

## KCEI

### Frequency

93.5 MHz
(also on HD Radio)

### Translators

K428VN (107.1, Cheyenne, Wyoming) (relays HD2)

### Format

HD1: Country
HD2: Sports "670/107.1 The Animal"
WYSB

**WYSB** is an FM radio station on 104.9 megahertz licensed to Framingham, Massachusetts serving Boston. It's owned by Atlantic South Communications and broadcasts a Dance format.

WYSB broadcasts in HD Radio.

## HD Radio

### HD1

WYSB-HD1 carries a digital simulcast of the Dance format as heard on the analog signal

### HD2

WYSB-HD2 broadcasts pre-2005 dance/rhythmic-type tracks, usually focusing on Eurodance, Eurobeat, Freestyle, and Disco (mostly Italodisco) originally known as "Thunder 104.9 Flashbax." It broadcasts commercial-free 24 hours a day. It was rebranded to "Energy 94.9 Flashbax" on January 1, 2018.
WQYX

**WQYX** is an FM radios station on 104.5 megahertz licensed to Ishpeming, Michigan serving primarily the Marquette portion of Michigan's Upper Peninsula. It's owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and broadcasts a Rhythmic Contemporary Hit Radio format. WQYX shares tower space with sister station WMUP.

WQYX broadcasts in HD Radio.

## The QYX Legend

The station first signed on as **WVPU** on November 4, 1963, which would cycle through a few formats throughout its history. It would later change its callsigns to the current **WQYX** and adopt a Disco/dance-based Top 40 (which would later be labeled "Rhythmic CHR") format on November 5, 1977. It took a while, but the station would later become a huge success and would remain within the top 3 (if not in the number 1 spot) of the Upper Peninsula's radio ratings throughout the 80's, 90's, and 2000's.

WQYX phased disco music out of its playlist by 1984, but the station would continue to focus on different types of dance music (such as freestyle) in addition to R&B other rhythmic-friendly mainstream top 40 tracks. When the 90's rolled around, the station began to mix in hip-hop tracks, but still kept other dance and pop music. Today, WQYX continues to play that same mix of current hip-hop, dance, and pop tracks.

While WQYX isn't quite the radio giant it once was, the station is still very popular today. The station's listener ship is mostly concentrated in the Marquette area, though it does have a significant amount of listeners in the Escanaba area even though the station's signal can be rather spotty in that area.
Atlantic South Communications, Inc.

**Atlantic South Communications** is a Roanoke, Virginia-based company that owns and operates several television and radio stations across the United States as well as some US territories. It was founded in 1985 as **GV Media Properties**. It changed its name to Atlantic South Communications on June 10, 2018.
KZZO

KZZO (100.3 MHz) is a commercial FM radio station broadcasting a Hot 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.

When CBS Radio initially sold the station because of merging with Emmis, they originally sold the station to Cumulus Media, which in turn turned the station into a WHTZ clone (with branding and the format). However that deal quickly fell apart and Cumulus allowed Bonneville to take control of the station. The station therefore switched branding and the format slightly switched to Hot Adult Contemporary.

As of May 5, 2023, the station has one direct competitor, KXGR.

## KZZO

### Frequency

100.3 MHz
(also on HD Radio)

### Format

Analog/HD1: Hot Adult Contemporary
HD2: News/Talk (KSTE simulcast)

### Callsign Meaning

"Z""O"ne hundred, former branding and format
WHVF-FM

**WHVF-FM** is an FM radio station on 105.9 megahertz licensed to and serving Fredericksburg, Virginia. It's owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and broadcasts an Active Rock format.

WHVF-FM broadcasts in HD Radio.

## HD Radio

**HD1** is a digital simulcast of the Active Rock format as heard on the main analog frequency
**HD2** broadcasts an Classic Rock format
**HD3** is a simulcast of WHVF
WOBG

### Callsign Meaning

**W** **O**ldies **B**in**G**hamton (**BG** is also a reference to the "Big" branding)

### Owner

Atlantic South Communications, Inc.

**WOBG** is an AM radio station on 1140 kilohertz licensed to and serving Binghamton, New York. It's owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and broadcasts a hybrid Oldies and Classic Hits format.

WOBG broadcasts in HD Radio.
WCBS-AM

WCBS-AM (710 AM) is a commercial AM station broadcasting a News/Talk format. The station is licensed to West New York, New Jersey. The station is owned by Audacy, Inc. and its affiliations are CBS News Radio, and New York Jets Radio Network.

On January 4 2022, WCBS-AM notified the FCC it would convert its operations to an exclusive HD Radio signal, with the move being completed on January 22 2022. It is the second AM station to convert to all-digital AM, after a station in Miami, Florida did so. The big thing about this change is that WCBS-AM is not being broadcast on any analog FM station, a thing that the Miami, Florida station was doing.

On October 10 2022, Audacy, Inc. announced it would convert WCBS-FM to a simulcast of WCBS-AM. This would also bring the station back to an analog signal. This also came as Audacy announced a reshuffling of its New York City stations' formats and their frequencies. The simulcast started on October 27 2022 at 9:00 AM.

## WCBS-AM

### Frequency

710 AM
(HD Radio)
(Digital only)

### Callsign Meaning

Columbia Broadcasting System, the former legal name of CBS

### Former Callsigns

W618U (as an experimental station; 1928-1930)
WABC-AM (1930-2003)
WGTM-TV

**WGTM-TV** (digital channel 48, virtual channel 36) is an independent television station, serving the Greater Memphis television market. It is owned and operated by Boland Radio Group.

**WGTM-TV** transmits its broadcast signal at a power level of 700 kW. The station's transmitter is located at the top of the Raymond James Tower, in downtown Memphis.

## Specialty Programming

**WGTM-TV** airs "NWA Power", the flagship show of the National Wrestling Alliance.
WIJT

WIJT (105.9 MHz) is a commercial FM radio station broadcasting an Adult Hits format. Licensed to Fort Lee, New Jersey, the station is owned by Audacy, Inc.

On its formal WNVL home, the Jack FM format was met with controversy because the station went from Classic Hits to Adult Hits. Mayor Michael Bloomberg said he'd "never listen to that f\*cking Jack FM". Management picked up on this and on "Jack", they said "Mayor Michael Bloomberg? F\*ck you too! It's just music bro." Multiple former on air personalities criticized the change; one even stated it was like "keeping expired milk on the grocery store shelf". Management, in a way to recognize the controversy, announced that they'd be unique with the Jack FM format; taking a heavy lean of Classic Hits and also playing 50s songs. Despite this, the station still dropped heavily in the ratings and had a 2.0. (compared to the 6.2 they had when they were a Classic Hits station). The station tried to drop everything that wasn't Classic Hits a few months later; this would be successful for a month or two. The station then gradually brought back the Adult Hits format but still leaned towards Classic Hits heavily. This made Jack FM more likable and more successful in the ratings, even skyrocketing to the top with a 7.9.

On October 27 2022 at 9:00 AM, WIJT took over WNVL's Adult Hits format as well as the Jack FM branding. This happened because of Audacy announcing a reshuffling of its New York City stations' formats and their frequencies. With the move however, they dropped the Classic Hits lean.
WGMI

**WGMI**, also known as **"Groove 98.3"** is a Boland Radio Group owned FM radio station, located in Miami, FL. It broadcasts a urban AC format, with songs from the late 1980s to today. **WGMI** transmits a signal of 95,000 watts on 98.3 MHz.  The station's transmitter is located at the top of the Southeast Financial Center in Downtown Miami.
WYPS

**WYPS** is an FM radio station on 101.7 megahertz licensed to Ypsilanti, Michigan serving Ann Arbor. It's owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and broadcasts a Contemporary Hit Radio format.

WYPS broadcasts in HD Radio.

## History

WYPS first debuted its long-running Top-40/CHR format in 1975. It maintained a Dance-lean throughout the 80's and 90's when Hip-Hop was added to the playlist, and then in the early-to-mid 2000's. It has since evolved into its current Mainstream CHR sound and is the most popular station in Ann Arbor. WYPS and its sister stations began HD Radio operations in 2009.
WKTU

WKTU (102.9 MHz) is a commercial FM radio station broadcasting a Classic Hip Hop-leaning Rhythmic Top 40 format. The station is licensed to Mamaroneck, New York and is owned by Max Media.

On March 11 1995, the station flipped from Classic Rock to a Hot Adult Contemporary format as "102.9 KTU". The station was a hit and gained a ton of listeners who formerly listened to WHTZ who disliked the station's Active Rock lean. The station actively made fun of WHTZ and a ton of former on air personalities from WHTZ were hired and joined in on making fun of their former employer. In 2001, the station gradually moved towards a Dance-based Top 40 format, which helped it stay successful in the ratings. By 2005, Rosie O'Donnell was hired as a morning show host. By then, the station started evolving towards a Rhythmic Top 40 direction. By April 4 2009, the station moved back to a Hot Adult Contemporary format. On August 18 2016, the station once again evolved towards a Rhythmic Top 40 direction. On July 2 2021, the station once again made a tweak and took a Classic Hip Hop lean.

As of 2022, the station primarily competes against WHTZ after Cumulus Media tweaked that station to take a Rhythmic Oldies lean.
WMCB-TV

**WMCB-TV** (digital channel 36, virtual channel 29) is an independent television station, serving the Detroit, MI television market.

**WMCB-TV** is owned and operated by Boland Radio Group. It is a sister station to WDHM, the Group's local radio station. **WMCB-TV** transmits with 23 kW of power; its transmitter is located at the top of the Ally Detroit Center, in downtown Detroit.

## Sports Programming

**WMCB-TV** is the proud television home of Detroit Drive football.
WWRS-TV

**WWRS-TV** (digital channel 31, virtual channel 18) is an independent television station, serving the Washington/Baltimore television market.

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

**WWRS-TV** transmits its signal at a power level of 40 kW. The station's transmitter is located in McLean, VA.

## Sports Programming

**WWRS-TV** will be airing XFL football starting in February 2020.
WTOS-TV

**WTOS-TV** (digital channel 42, virtual channel 20) is an independent television station, serving the Orlando/Daytona Beach/Melbourne, FL television market.

**WTOS-TV** is owned and operated by Boland Radio Group, and includes news broadcasts from ABC. The station transmits with 630 kW; its transmitter is located at the top of SunTrust Center, in downtown Orlando.

## Affiliation Change

**WTOS-TV** was originally an Orlando affiliate of NBC. On May 7th 2004, station management announced their intent to join the Boland Radio Group's lineup of television stations. **WTOS-TV** also would make several personnel changes at this time. On May 16th 2004, the agreement with Boland Radio Group was consummated, and most NBC programming was dropped from the station's schedule.

## Specialty Programming

**WTOS-TV** airs "NWA Power", the flagship show of the National Wrestling Alliance.
WYRT

### Callsign Meaning

**YRT**=**TRY** backwards, reference to the Piedmont Triad (the station's broadcast area)

### Owner

Atlantic South Communications, Inc.

**WYRT** is an AM radio station on 1360 kilohertz licensed to and serving Greensboro, North Carolina. It's owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and broadcasts a hybrid Oldies and Classic Hits format.

WYRT broadcasts in HD Radio via its own HD signal and via a simulcast on WGGT-HD3.
Black Sabbath

**Black Sabbath** é uma banda inglesa de rock formada em Birmingham em 1968 pelo guitarrista e compositor Tony Iommi, pelo baixista Geezer Butler, baterista Bill Ward e cantor Ozzy Osbourne. A banda é frequentemente citada como pioneiros da música *heavy metal*.

## Relação com o GN'R

Em seu álbum de 1976, *Technical Ecstasy* está contida a música "It's Alright" (escrita e cantada pelo baterista Bill Ward). Essa canção foi cantada muitas vezes como introdução da música "November Rain" e chegou a aparecer no álbum ao vivo *Live Era: '87–'93* na faixa #10 do álbum.

Além de que, o Ozzy e o Slash mantêm uma grande amizade. Sendo que ambos já participaram de músicas e apresentações ao vivo.
WJPQ

**WJPQ** is an FM radio station 93.3 megahertz in Roanoke, Virginia. It's owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and broadcasts a dance format.

WJPQ broadcasts in HD Radio.

## HD Radio

**HD1** is a digital simulcast of the Dance format as heard on the main analog frequency
**HD2** is a simulcast of WWYF, which broadcasts music and airport information for Roanoke-Blacksburg regional airport.
WPHM

**WPHM**, also known as **"Kiss 103"** is a Boland Radio Group owned FM radio station, located in Philadelphia, PA. It broadcasts a pop-based CHR format, with songs from the early 2000s to today. **WPHM** transmits a signal of 9,300 watts on 103.9 MHz.  The station's transmitter is located at the top of Three Logan Square in Downtown Philadelphia.

## Sports Programming

As part of a partnership with the American Hockey League, **WPHM** is planned to be the radio home of the Lehigh Valley Phantoms.
WLDO

**WLDO**is an FM radio station on 99.3 megahertz licensed to Shaker Heights, Ohio serving Cleveland. It's owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and broadcasts a Rhythmic Contemporary Hit Radio format.

WLDO broadcasts in HD Radio.

## Former logo

First logo used under the "Wild" branding, used from 1999 to 2004Second logo used under the "Wild" branding, used from 2004 to 2013
WVKZ

**WVKZ** is an FM radio station on 96.1 megahertz licensed to Stafford, Virginia serving Fredericksburg. It's owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and broadcasts a Contemporary Hit Radio format.

WVKZ broadcasts in HD Radio.

## History

WVKZ was initially an easy listening station. The station flipped to Top-40/CHR in 1983 as "All-Hit Z96, Fredericksburg's Hottest FM" to great success.

WVKZ began broadcasting in HD in 2010. It broadcasts a Dance format on HD2 and an All-80's format on HD3.
WABC-AM

WABC-AM (850 AM) is a Class A, Clear Channel frequency broadcasting a News/Talk format to New York City. The station is owned by The Walt Disney Company and its affiliations are ABC News Radio.

The station was in many different companies hands, with the most recent being NBCUniversal. After NBCUniversal exited the radio business in 2003, Disney purchased the station for $1.5 billion.

WABC-AM is the east coast flagship station of ABC News Radio.

## WABC-AM

### Frequency

850 AM
(also on HD Radio)

### Former Callsigns

W437T (as an experimental station; 1919-1923)
WXT (1923-1926)
WNBC-AM (1926-2003)
WNRM-FM

**WNRM-FM** is an FM radio station on 103.5 megahertz licensed to Bolivar, West Virginia serving Martinsburg as well as Hagerstown, Maryland and Winchester, Virginia. WNRM-FM is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and broadcasts a Soft Adult Contemporary format.

WNRM broadcasts in HD Radio.
WONH

WONH (1210 AM) is a commercial AM radio station broadcasting a sports format to Erie, Pennsylvania. WONH is owned by Audacy, Inc. and its affiliations are ESPN Radio, BetQL Audio Network, Buffalo Bills Radio Network, and Pittsburgh Penguins Radio Network.

The station has been affiliated with Buffalo Bills Radio Network for the main purpose of getting Buffalo Bills games to the market, this is because Erie is in the Pittsburgh Steelers broadcast area, so technically Erie is out-of-market.

## WONH

### Frequency

1210 KHz
(also on HD Radio)
KZQV

**KZQV** is an FM radio station on 105.1 megahertz licensed to Jasper, Minnesota serving Sioux Falls and Brookings, South Dakota. It's owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and broadcasts a Hot Adult Contemporary format. KZQV's transmitter is located in Dell Rapids, west of the state line.

KZQV broadcasts in HD Radio.
WRKN-FM

**WRKN-FM**, also known as **"Rock 106"** is a Boland Radio Group owned FM radio station, located in Picayune, MS.  It is a sister station to WRKN-AM, the Groups local AM station.

**WRKN-FM** broadcasts a rock format, with songs from the 1990s to about 2014. The station transmits a signal of 85,000 watts on 106.1 MHz.

**WRKN-FM**'s transmitter is located at the top of Place St. Charles, in the Central Business District of New Orleans.
WICF-TV

**WICF-TV** (digital channel 36, virtual channel 9) is an independent television station, serving the Buffalo/Niagara Falls NY television market.

**WICF-TV** is owned and operated by Boland Radio Group. The station is carried on several cable systems in southern Ontario as part of regional packages, as well as parts of Quebec.

**WICF-TV**'s transmitter is located at the top of One Seneca Tower, in downtown Buffalo.

## Sports Programming

As part of a partnership with the American Hockey League, **WICF-TV** is the proud television home of the Rochester Americans. The station also carries telecasts of Montreal Machine football.
WGKB

**WGKB** is an FM radio station on 101.7 megahertz licensed to White Oak, Georgia serving Brunswick. It's owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and broadcasts an Adult Contemporary format. Every year, WGKB broadcasts all-Christmas music beginning in mid-November through Christmas Day.

WGKB broadcasts in HD Radio.
WDON

**WDON** is an FM radio station on 98.3 megahertz licensed to London, Kentucky serving Hot Springs. It's owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and broadcasts a Classic Hits format.

WDON broadcasts in HD Radio.

## Format

WDON broadcasts a Classic Hits format, which has evolved from its previous Oldies format which originally debuted on the frequency in 2003. Currently, WDON plays hits from the 70's, 80's, and 90's.
WHNT-AM

**WHNT-AM**, also known as **"News/Talk 830, WHNT"** is a Boland Radio Group owned AM radio station, located in Atlanta, GA.  It broadcasts a news/talk format, with syndicated call-in shows. **WHNT-AM** transmits a signal of 50,000 watts during the day, and 12,000 watts during the night, on 830 khz. The station's transmitter is located at the top of 191 Peachtree Tower in downtown Atlanta.
WDHM

**WDHM**, also known as **"Hot 105"** is a Boland Radio Group owned FM radio station, located in Detroit, MI. It broadcasts a pop-based CHR format, with songs from the early 2000s to today. **WDHM** transmits a signal of 31,000 watts on 105.9 MHz.  The station's transmitter is located at the top of the Ally Detroit Center in Downtown Detroit.
WickedBetting Sports Network

WickedBetting Sports Network is a network owned by KASKO MUSIC GROUP. WickedBetting Sports Network launched on July 4th, 2021 when it turned midnight in every time zone. WickedBetting Sports Network talks about performance for teams in sports and tells you the best bet so that you get money from your bet. It competes with BetQL Audio Network.

On January 2, 2023, every KASKO MUSIC GROUP station began carrying an affiliation with the network, in order to provide quick updates about Damar Hamlin (due to his injury collision from the nights game which caused it to get suspended)
WKQG

**WKQG** is an FM radio station on 93.5 megahertz licensed to Duncannon, Pennsylvania serving Harrisburg. It's owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and broadcasts a Full-Service Modern Adult Contemporary format.

WKQG broadcasts in HD Radio.

## Programming

WKQG broadcasts a Modern Adult Contemporary format primarily focused around modern Pop and some Alternative hits.

WKQG also broadcasts regular newscasts as well as local college and high school sports game as it has since it signed on.
WSAF-TV

**WSAF-TV** (digital channel 30, virtual channel 53) is an independent television station, serving the Miami, FL television market.

**WSAF-TV** is owned and operated by Boland Radio Group, and includes news broadcasts from ABC. It is a sister station to WGMI, the Group's local FM station. **WSAF-TV** transmits with 800 kW of power; its transmitter is located at the top of the Southeast Financial Center in Downtown Miami.
KZZQ

KZZQ (97.3 MHz, 1080/97.3 The Fan) is a commercial FM radio station licensed to Kamas, Utah and serving the Salt Lake City metropolitan area. It airs a sports talk radio format and is owned by Jazz Communications LLC. Ryan Smith (businessman) is the owner of Jazz Communications LLC.

Programming is simulcast on co-owned AM 1080 KDYL in Salt Lake City. On weekdays, local programming is mostly heard. Nights and weekends, programming is supplied by ESPN Radio and Sports One Radio. KDYL and KZZQ are the flagship radio stations of the Utah Jazz basketball team and the Salt Lake Bees Minor League Baseball team. (The Jazz had been co-owned with KDYL-KZZQ. Larry H. Miller's widow, Gail, is still on the Jazz board of directors.)

KZZQ's transmitter is on Humpy Peak in Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest. It is a Class C radio station, with an effective radiated power (ERP) of 89,000 watts, broadcasting from a tower at 647 meters (2123 feet) in height above average terrain (HAAT). It is rebroadcast on five booster stations, all on 97.3 MHz, in and around Salt Lake City.

## KZZQ

### Former Callsigns

KTPM (2003–2005)
KFMS (2005–2006)
KOAY (2006–2008)

### Owner

Jazz Communications LLC
Operator: Smith Entertainment Group
WMRV

WMRV (105.7 FM) is a top 40 radio station in Binghamton, New York.

Movin 105.7 (2006 - 2012)
Jams 105.7 (1991 - 2006)

In October 9, 1991 The Station Goes On As Urban AC Branded as “Jams 105.7”.

in July 25, 2006 WJAM Flip To Rhythmic AC As “Movin 105.7”.

WJAM Change Call Letter To WMOV in August 1, 2006.

On June 6, 2012 After Playing “Grind With Me” by Pretty Ricky WMOV Flip To Top 40 As “Star 105.7”, First Song On “Star” Was “Brokenhearted” by Karmin.

WMOV Change Call Letter To WMRV On June 12, 2012.
WRZH

**WRZH** is an FM radio station on 103.7 megahertz licensed to Gulf Shores, Alabama serving the Mobile, AL market. It's owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and broadcasts a Hot Adult Contemporary format.

WRZH broadcasts in HD Radio.

## History

WRZH first signed on in 1952 with a beautiful music, as well as news and weather updates throughout the day. The station flipped to a Dance and Disco-based Top-40 format. It would shift to a conventional Top-40 format by 1985, where it would remain until May 28, 2014 when it flipped to Adult Contemporary. WRZH shifted to Hot AC on April 5, 2015 where it remains today.

## Format

WRZH broadcasts a Hot Adult Contemporary format. It focuses primarily on current and recurrent hits, but some 90's and songs are played from time to time. While WRZH doesn't play any rap or hip-hop, some current dance tracks are part of the playlist. WRZH even has a program called "Club RZH" on Friday and Saturday nights (7p-midnight on Fridays, 8p-midnight on Saturdays) featuring mostly current international dance hits, but some from the past as well.

In addition, WRZH has also been known to occasionally throw in some AC-friendly R&B and Country tracks.
WBNT-TV

**WBNT-TV** (digital channel 16, virtual channel 40) is an independent station serving the New York City television market. **WBNT-TV** is owned and operated by Boland Radio Group, and serves as its flagship television station. The station transmits with 105 kW of power; its transmitter is located at the top of the World Trade Center, in Lower Manhattan.

## Sports Programming

**WBNT-TV** airs a considerable amount of locally-based sports programming. The station broadcasts Brooklyn Cyclones minor league baseball, as well as select college basketball games from the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC).

In addition, **WBNT-TV** is the proud television home of New York Knights football.
WNVL

WNVL (94.5 MHz) is a commercial FM radio station broadcasting a Top 40/CHR format branded as "94.5 WNVL". The station is licensed to Hoboken, New Jersey and the station is owned by Audacy, Inc.

On October 27 2022 at 9:00 AM, WNVL took over WIJT's Top 40/CHR format. This happened because of Audacy announcing a reshuffling of its New York City stations' formats and their frequencies.

## WNVL

### Frequency

94.5 MHz
(also on HD Radio)

### ERP

10,000 watts (analog)
100 watts (digital)
WKSY

**WKSY** is an FM radio station on 105.5 megahertz licensed to and serving Somerset, Kentucky. It's owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and broadcasts a Hot Adult Contemporary format.

WKSY broadcasts in HD Radio.

## History

WKSY signed on in 1978 as a CHR station branded as "PowerHits 105." The station would later rebrand to "Kiss 105.5" in 1993, retaining the CHR format.

On December 15, 2006 at 4:00 p.m., WKSY played its last song under its CHR format ending the format's 28-year run on the frequency. This was followed by a full minute of silence, followed by The Star Spangled Banner, referencing when the station first signed on. This kicked off a "throwback weekend," playing songs that were popular throughout the station's entire existence, including songs from its initial "PowerHits 105" days in the 70's and 80's. During this throwback weekend, the station even played its older jingles.

The "throwback weekend" ended at midnight on December 18, when it was replaced with a computerized countdown with hints about a new format debuting at 10:55 that morning. At that time, the station flipped to Hot AC as "105.5 KSY." According to management, this change was made according to sinking ratings and listener feedback.

## Format and music

WKSY broadcasts a Hot Adult Contemporary format, focused on current pop hits without any rap or hip-hop, though dance tracks are still thrown in. WKSY also plays hits dating as far back as the 90's, but not too often. WKSY also mixes in current country hits, which has had a positive effect on the station's ratings.
WICC-CD

**WICC-CD** (digital channel 40, virtual channel 32) is an independent television station, serving the Bridgeport, CT television market.

**WICC-CD** is owned and operated by Boland Radio Group. It sometimes uses the slogan "**Home of FCIAC Sports**".

Other than its call sign, **WICC-CD** is unrelated to the former WICC-TV that operated on channel 43 (1953-1960). The station transmits with 15 kW of power; its transmitter is located near Trumbull, CT.

## Sports Programming

As part of a partnership with the American Hockey League, **WICC-CD** is home to the Bridgeport Sound Tigers.

**WICC-CD** shares a common market with New York City's WBNT-TV. When the latter station is unable to air games from local teams (due to pre-emption), those games will air on **WICC-CD**. The station has recently aired select college basketball games from the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC), as well as contests involving the New York Knights football team.

## Legal Disclaimer

**WICC-CD** is a fictional television station; it shares no relationship whatsoever with WICC-AM, a real life station in Bridgeport CT. WICC-AM is owned and operated by Connoisseur Media, which also owns its associated copyrights.
WQYO

**WQYO** is an FM radio station on 97.3 megahertz licensed to and serving Huntington, West Virginia. It's owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and broadcasts an Adult Contemporary format. WQYO broadcasts all-Christmas music from late November through Christmas Day.

WQYO broadcasts in HD Radio.

## HD Radio

WQYO is licensed to broadcast digitally in iBiquity's IBOC HD Radio format. WQYO-HD1 is a digital simulcast of the Adult Contemporary format from the main analog signal.

### Pirate Radio HD2

WQYO-HD2 carries a fast-paced, Rhythmic/Dance-intensive Adult Hits format known as "Pirate Radio 97.3 HD2, Huntington's No Rules Radio." "Pirate Radio" mostly plays dance, freestyle, disco, funk, soul, and some hip-hop music in addition to pop, rock, alternative, and country music that is typically found on an Adult Hits stations. WQYO-HD2 plays music from the 1950's to the present day. More obscure songs and album cuts are commonly played as well.

Another thing that's unique about "Pirate Radio" is that listeners can request a song on their website. This is usually unheard of on Adult Hits radio stations.

"Pirate Radio" broadcasts commercial-free 24 hours a day and is streamed online.
Four Left Feet

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**Gallery**
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**Four Left Feet** is the 14th episode in season 1 of *Littlest Pet Shop: A World of Our Own*.

## Synopsis

Roxie mentions to Edie and Bev that Jade does not land on her feet, unaware that Jade is embarrassed by this fact and has kept it secret. Horrified that she has spilled Jade's secret, Roxie finds herself running all over Paw-Tucket to put a lid on the info.

## Characters

* Roxie McTerrier
* Jade Catkin
* Bev Gilturtle
* Edie Von Keet
* Trip Hamston
* Austin Goldenpup (mentioned)
* Scoot Racoonerson
* Sweetie Pom Pom
* "Yellow Cat" (debut)
* Tallulah Poodelle (cameo)
* Pearl the Salon Cat
* Quincy Goatee
* Samson Rotterton
* "Russian Blue Cat" (debut)

## Broadcast

In France, *"Four Left Feet"* premiered on April 25, 2018 on TiJi at 13:00. In the United States, the episode premiered on May 19 on Discovery Family at 12:00 PM EST.

### International

* Russia: June 2, 2018 on Carousel
* Poland: June 10, 2018 on MiniMini+ at 6:40

## Trivia

* Heather Nuhfer's last name was mispelled as "Nufher" in the opening credit scene.

## References

1. ↑ "littlest pet shop: a world of our own on dfc". *The Futon Critic*. Retrieved on 2018 June 18.
2. ↑ Mitch Metcalf (2018-05-22). "UPDATED: SHOWBUZZDAILY’s Top 150 Saturday Cable Originals & Network Finals: 5.19.2018". *Showbuzz Daily*. Retrieved on 2018 June 18.
3. ↑ "Programme tv de TiJi du mercredi 25 avril 2018". *Play TV*. Retrieved on 2018 June 18.
4. ↑ "DFC Highlights - May 2018". *Discovery Press Web*. Retrieved on 2018 June 18.
5. ↑ "Littlest Pet Shop: Nasz własny świat". *Dubbingpedia*. Retrieved on 2018 June 18.
WNRM

**WNRM** is an AM radio station on 670 kilohertz licensed to and serving Hagerstown, Maryland. WNRM is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and broadcasts a Business News format.

WNRM broadcasts in HD Radio via an HD signal of its own on the 670 AM frequency and via a simulcast on WNRM-FM-HD2.

## History

WNRM first signed on in 1939. Initially, WNRM was a typical full-service radio station, broadcasting local news, sports, public affairs, and music programs.

In 1977, the station flipped to a Disco-oriented Top 40 format. It was branded as "Tiger 67" and proved to be a success. Not long after, the station began broadcasting in C-QUAM AM Stereo. In 1982, WNRM shifted to a hybrid Top-40/Urban format, still with the "Tiger 67" branding. The station took a "Hot Hits" approach to the format, to continued success. A key part of the station's success is it's signal, which can be heard in multiple parts of the country. WNRM can even be heard in parts of southern Canada, where the station had a significant following during its Top-40 years. The following year, the station added an FM simulcast on 103.5 FM, licensed to Bolivar, West Virginia. At this point, the station modified its branding to "103.5 The Tiger" while still keeping the same format.

The Top-40/Urban (now reffered to as Rhythmic Contemporary) format continued on the AM side until 1988. At this point, the station shifted to a country music format. This format saw no success and only lasted a single year. After that, the station shifted to Adult Standards.

The Adult Standards format lasted until 2002, when the station flipped to a sports radio format. Simultaneously, AM stereo broadcasts were dropped. The sports format continued until 2017, when the station flipped to its current Business News format.

WNRM-FM soldiered on with the original Top-40 format until 1993.
WFJO

**WFJO** (96.1 MHz in Palm Bay, FL) and **WFJW** (99.7 MHz in Titusville, FL) are FM radio stations serving Florida's Space Coast. Both stations are owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and broadcast a Dance format.

Both stations broadcast in HD Radio.

## History

WFJO first signed on September 28, 1971 as the Space Coast's first Top 40 station known as "Stereo 96.1." While the 96.1 signal covered Melbourne just fine, WFJO's weak signal couldn't be heard in the northern areas such as Titusville, Cocoa Beach, and Port Canaveral. Because of this, the signal of WFJW on 99.7 was signed on October 8, 1975 to provide better coverage to those areas.

The Top 40 format's popularity didn't last too long and the stations ended up flipping to Adult Contemporary in 1976. During this tenure, both stations ended up seeing far more success than it did under it's previous format, even finishing number 1 in the ratings most of the time.

The AC format's popularity began to dry up fast in the 2000's and WFJO/WFJW's ratings were at an all time low in 2004. The same year, the stations flipped to a Country format.

The Country format was never successful and the stations flipped to their current Dance format in 2007.

On January 1, 2018, owners Atlantic South Communications (then known as GV Media Properties) began phasing out the "Thunder" brand of some of its dance stations in favor of "Energy."

## HD Radio

**HD1** broadcasts a digital simulcast of the Dance format as heard on the standard analog signals of both stations
**HD2** broadcasts pre-2005 dance/rhythmic-type tracks, usually focusing on Eurodance, Eurobeat, Freestyle, and Disco (mostly Italodisco) known as "Thunder 96.1/99.7 Flashbax." The "Flashbax" channel broadcasts commercial-free 24 hours a day. It was rebranded as "Energy 96.1/99.7 Flashbax" on January 1, 2018