International Radio Club of America

10/19/2026

KGRZ 1450 Missoula MT merchandise
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10/19/2026

Postcard shows the original transmitter building for radio station KSL, located near the Great Salt Lake in Salt Lake City, Utah. Designed in the Art Deco style, it featured a curved glass-block facade and was originally built around a massive Western Electric transmitter.

It was built and put into service in October 1932; it was demolished in 1986 because of its low elevation and spring flooding concerns, and replaced by a modern concrete facility on higher ground.

The QSL confirms that the listener heard "news, Borden's program, Rexall show" from 7:55 to 9 pm, CST.

10/14/2026

I’m about to go on the locally loved radio station 1630 KCJJ with the locally loved radio DJs 🧡 tune in! https://www.1630kcjj.com

10/14/2026

WAMS in Wilmington, Delaware, was owned by the Wilmington Tri-State Broadcasting Company and signed on in 1948. It was a network affiliate of the Mutual Broadcasting System and carried its dramas, comedies, news, and sports. An advertisement in the 1949 Broadcasting Yearbook called WAMS "Delaware's home owned and operated station."

In the 1960s and 70s, WAMS was a popular Top 40 hit music station but also, at various times, a country music station and adult contemporary outlet. Due to financial problems, the station went dark in 1986. Its original transmitter site was sold because of the land's value.

AM 1380 stayed off the air until 2000, when the Delaware Department of Transportation purchased the license for its travelers' information service, now with the call sign WTMC.

10/14/2026

Save the date: Saturday, November 14th, for the KYNO KRUISE! Totally impromptu, no registration, just show up, tune us in and hit the gas! The Fulton Street cruise with free Boss Dogs starting at 5pm!
Hosted by Rockin' Ricky Rialto! It’ll be BOSS!

10/05/2026

🎙️ 101 Years of WSM Radio 🎙️

On October 5, 1925, WSM signed on for the very first time, beginning a journey that would help shape the sound of country music and connect generations of listeners across America.

For 101 years, WSM has been a home for storytellers, music lovers, legendary artists, and rising stars. From those early days behind a microphone to the worldwide audience we serve today, one thing has remained the same: a commitment to sharing the music, people, and traditions that make country music special.

Thank you to every listener, artist, employee, partner, and friend who has been part of our story. Here's to celebrating 101 years of memories, music, and the voices that continue to make 650 AM WSM unlike any other station in the world.

🎉 Happy 101st Birthday, WSM!

10/03/2026

10/03/2026

“In its unhalted march from a whispering ‘fifty-watter’ to its present power, radio station WRBL has left some colorful tracks. As Columbus’ first radio station, WRBL began as a sideline business by Roy Martin in 1928 – a time when there were but seven radio stations in all Georgia.

“With studios behind the Rialto theater, and with transmitting facilities in the old kitchen house at Sherwood Hall, WRBL used its relatively feeble wattage to broadcast recorded music to the relatively few radio owners of Columbus.

“Today, WRBL wields a 5,000-watt voice over the entire Columbus trade area, presents FM broadcasts as well as AM, and is a Columbia Broadcasting System affiliate.” – The Columbus Ledger, Sep 28, 1947

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10/01/2026

WCCO
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