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CFBC 930 has broadcast from Saint John, New Brunswick since 1946, evolving from a CBC Dominion Network affiliate through oldies programming to today's country format, surviving a 2012 strike and a 2020 power reduction.
Kat 103.7 in Omaha flipped from rock to country in a single midnight moment in 1992, keeping its on-air staff and branding intact in a move rare for the radio industry.
Radio Recital streams 70s, 80s and 90s hits in English and Spanish, and deliberately launched on December 24, 2018, the anniversary of Reginald Fessenden's pioneering 1906 Christmas Eve radio broadcast.
101.5 WYNK has broadcast country music from Baton Rouge, Louisiana continuously since 1968, surviving the consolidation of American commercial radio into iHeartMedia while holding its format in a city with deep swamp pop and blues traditions.
knixx.fm, Berlin's self-funded, ad-free web radio station, took seven years to build before launching, run by radio veterans committed to a format without commercials, news breaks or call-in contests.
Broadcasting from Oberaudorf at the foot of the Alps, Best Country Mix blends New Country, Country-Rock and German-language country into a genre most people don't associate with Bavaria at all.
Orange FM 107.5, once known as Apple FM, is the community station serving Orange, New South Wales, a city named for a Dutch prince whose climate is too cold for citrus but has grown apples since 1841.
Sweet FM has broadcast from Queensland's Burdekin Shire since 1999, run entirely by volunteers for a sugarcane farming community, and has repeatedly stayed on air through cyclones to keep residents informed.
KOKE FM carries the torch of Austin's progressive country revolution, the format that once turned a sleepy Texas capital into the epicenter of outlaw country and gave Willie Nelson a reason to move to town.
CKNX AM 920 grew from a transmitter Doc Cruickshank built in his mother's kitchen in 1926 into one of Canada's oldest stations. Broadcasting classic country and news to the farm country of Midwestern Ontario, it gave the province the legendary Saturday Night Barn Dance and still keeps a newspaper-less region connected.
