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89.7 KACU-FM signed on June 2, 1986. On that date, transition from a carrier current campus station to a 33,000-watt FM National Public Radio broadcast affiliate became complete. Now in our 21st year, 89.7 KACU has been broadcasting the best news coverage from National Public Radio, a variety of quality daytime music and nighttime classical, and an assortment of programs to inform, amuse, and entertain our listeners in the Big Country. KACU programming is provided by American Public Media, Public Radio International and BBC World Service.

89.7 KACU broadcasts from Abilene Christian University in Abilene, Texas. The station broadcasts to 27 counties in the West Texas region. KACU's phone number is 325-674-2441. Our fax number is 325-674-2417. Our mailing address is Box 27820 Abilene, TX 79699.

Welcome to the online home for KACV FM 90... Amarillo College's cutting edge! Join us on FM 90 and begin a career in the most excellent future of Communications.
P.O. Box 447 Amarillo, TX 79178....

The birth of Radio Rhythmz is the classic amalgamation of entrepreneurship and entertainment. Radio Rhythmz is the futuristic project of EUNIVERSAL Entertainment which is the entertainment division of EUNICARE UK. The parent company also enjoys its business concerns; in the Renewable Energy market with its division EUNIGREEN, in the Healthcare market with its division EUNI-HEALTHCARE, and in the consumer Personal-Care market with its division BLIZZARD. Under the umbrella of a multinational powerhouse, the EUNICARE Group boasts of 250 employees spread over two continents i.e., Europe & Asia. The company is planning to invest a sum of 2.5 Million US Dollars in the next three years 2009-2012 in the South Asian entertainment industry under various projects aimed directly at the consumers. Radio Rhythmz being one of them!

The corporate culture of the company encourages its associates to broaden their horizons in a de-centralized working environment. EUNICARE Group is owned by Mr. F. Eunice who is a graduate of Washington State University, former Project Director of IBM-UK, and a BBC-UK presenter. Now a successful entrepreneur, his entertainment industry vision is to facilitate Radio Rhythmz to be the global music platform for South Asians from around the world. With the provision of state-of-the-art recording facilities and a special wing designed for Desi Underground music talent, Radio Rhythmz is tailor-made for the South Asian youth and provides the perfect ladder to corporate giants to reach this target markets!

Located in the heart of Tucson at the University of Arizona, KAMP provides the best in college radio news, sports, and music. KAMP is broadcast 24 hours a day on Channel 20 in the dorms and worldwide over the Internet. Stay tuned for information regarding KAMP and low power FM


Anyone interested in being a DJ on KAMP Radio must first complete an internship. To sign up for an internship, please complete the KAMP New Member Sign-Up Sheet, which can be found here, and bring it to any KAMP Meeting. The internship consists of sitting in on an already existing radio show. Interns will be paired with DJs according to musical interest.

KAOS is a non-commercial, community radio station, located in Olympia, Washington, serving and broadcasting to the South Sound area. KAOS first went on air in January 1, 1973, with the call letters K-A-O-S. The station broadcasts at 89.3 FM at 1100 watts, 18-22 hours a day, 365 days of the year. Its coverage area includes Olympia/Lacey/Tumwater, Thurston County, Shelton, Mason County and portions of Lewis, Pierce and Kitsap Counties.

KAOS programming includes a wide range of music, women's issues, Native American, Spanish language, comedy, Democracy Now!, local, national and international public affairs, call-in discussion and more. View our current program schedule. KAOS is licensed to The Evergreen State College, Washington's innovative four-year college, nationally acclaimed for its interdisciplinary studies in the liberal arts and sciences. The station is a member of the National Federation of Community Broadcasters, Washington Public Broadcasting Association, Washington State Association of Broadcasters, Pacifica Radio Network, and Public Radio International.

What you see and hear is a result of the fourth attempt by students to organize a student run radio station at MTSU. While our big brother WMOT employs students, some students felt left out and unrepresented. A group of students, led by Reza Bhakter, worked countless hours to get enough interest and authorization from the Student Government Association. We entered the ether in March of 1992 on cable channel 38 (the Housing and Residential Life Channel) from 8 PM to Midnight.

We were born as WNAR (We Need A Radio). Our signal then moved to MTSU Channel 8 on the local cable system. That happened in Fall 1992. During this time, we were working on receiving FCC approval for an FM license and a construction permit With help from WMOT in donation of tower space and a transmitter, we finally hit the FM band on 88.3 MHz in the Summer of 1995. Our old call sign WNAR was changed to WMTS that fall. 810 WMTS (now WAPB) in Murfreesboro donated the call letters to us. They felt the WMTS call sign fit MTSU's station better than theirs.

WMUA 91.1 FM is a federally licensed (non-commercial) broadcast facility serving the Connecticut River Valley of Western Massachusetts, Northern Connecticut, and Southern Vermont. Full-time undergraduate students at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst manage WMUA. However, station members can consist of various members of the University (undergraduate and graduate students, faculty and staff), as well as people of the surrounding communities, of which donate their time and efforts to help continue the day-to-day operations of the station. WMUA has been in operation since 1949, when it first started as an AM station. WMUA broadcasts music, news, sports, and public affairs programming.

WMUA is a Registered Student Organization (RSO) at the University of Massachusetts in Amherst. Our broadcasting license is held by the UMass Board of Trustees. WMUA's studios are located in the basement of the Lincoln Campus Center building on the UMass Campus.

WNUR is a non-commercial, listener-supported radio station broadcasting at a frequency of 89.3 MHz FM at a power of 7200 watts. The WNUR studios are located on the campus of Northwestern University in Evanston, IL and the station produces a signal which can be heard by nearly 3 million potential listeners throughout Chicagoland. WNUR also streams on the internet via the website www.wnur.org to listeners all around the world.

Through its programming, WNUR strives to provide a forum for underrepresented music and ideas. By pursuing the cultural, intellectual, and artistic aspects of radio, WNUR promotes musicians, musical genres, news, public affairs issues, and athletic events often overlooked by major media outlets. Additionally, because it is completely independent of commercial pressures, WNUR has the opportunity to provide unique and quality programming to the Northwestern, Evanston, and Chicago communities no matter how challenging, unpopular, or controversial.

Since its inception, WPTS has established itself as one of the major college radio stations in the U.S. WPTS is an important outlet in the Pittsburgh market for alternative music. We operate 24 hrs/day year round, playing independant rock-n-roll around the clock, as well as specialty programming including jazz, reggae, metal, world music, folk and the city's award winning rap show. WPTS is serviced by over 200 record labels, and we have a great working relationship with industry representatives. WPTS is also a key player in the Pittsburgh music scene working with all local promoters to support and bring to the city the music we play.

WPTS is a formatted college-radio station, as opposed to a free-form block radio style. We find this works well for two main reasons. First, it gives WPTS a professional sound. While there is a certain merit and a place for college radio stations who follow a more anti-radio outlook ("um, ah, I guess that was Foetus' latest backwards"), such a view is wrong for WPTS. WPTS was conceived of as a "working classroom", a means to expose students to the reality of radio. To do so, we try to walk a fine line, broadcasting experimental music while training as professional a staff as possible. DJ's are trained in "real radio," and the rotation helps them to see how a "real" station would work. While we avoid that annoying "in your face" hit-radio approach, our jocks are perfect for a more adult-type format. Former WPTS'ers now work for CBS Records, KDKA-TV, WTAE-TV, WYEP-FM and many others.

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