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Coast FM 963 has run on volunteer power out of Gosford since the 1980s, spinning classic hits from the 60s through the 90s for the Central Coast of New South Wales.
Brooklands Radio grew out of a 1965 hospital radio service in Weybridge and now broadcasts 24 hours a day, named after the nearby site that gave the world its first banked motor racing circuit and some of Britain's earliest aviation history.
STA FM 91.9 is a volunteer-run community station broadcasting from Inverell, New South Wales, the town's sapphire mining history earning it the nickname Sapphire City.
KFOK, "The Voice of The Divide," is an all-volunteer low-power station that took two years to build after the FCC granted its permit in 2000, broadcasting into the Gold Rush foothill communities of El Dorado County, California.
Radio Northumberland has run entirely on volunteer presenters since launching online in 2012, yet attracted country broadcasting veteran Brian Clough, who interviewed Johnny Cash and Tammy Wynette, alongside specialist shows spanning local history, folk and new wave.
SWR 99.9 FM began in 1991 when three founders set out to fill a gap in Sydney community radio for Blacktown, growing into a volunteer-run station known for its local band showcase, The Musos Show, and its 2022 30th anniversary.
Pioneer 90.1 began in 1971 as a 10-watt student radio project in Thief River Falls, Minnesota, and grew into a 24,000-watt independent nonprofit community station serving northwest Minnesota today.
Bay FM is a volunteer-run community station in Byron Bay, Australia, founded through a 1987 public meeting in a town whose modern identity was shaped by 1970s counterculture migration.
Sound of Hope Australia Cantonese broadcasts news, culture and music to Sydney's Chinese-speaking community, part of a nonprofit network a former software engineer built in Mountain View in 2001 to reach the global Chinese diaspora.
Impact FM is a nonprofit proximity radio station serving Belgium's Malmedy region, renamed from Est FM in 2012, built around live local presenters, regional French-language music quotas, and community-focused programming like Génération Vinyle.
WZIG 104.1 FM is a nonprofit low-power FM station in Palm Harbor, Florida, running an eclectic "Extreme Variety" format made possible by the FCC's 2000 LPFM ruling and the 2011 Local Community Radio Act.
Radio Adelaide has broadcast as Australia's first community station since 1972, and nearly closed in 2016 before a volunteer-driven campaign saved it and later fought the ABC over its own name.
