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97.1 The Fan streams all-sports talk live from Columbus, Ohio, flagship of Ohio State football and radio home of the Columbus Blue Jackets. Listen free on Radio Shuffle.
La Mejor, known locally as Estéreo Gallito, has broadcast from Torreón since 1975 as the Comarca Lagunera's first FM station, mixing grupera classics with local segments like El Pastelazo.
La Mejor Torreón, broadcasting as XHPE-FM on 97.1, was the first FM station in Mexico's Comarca Lagunera region when it launched in 1975 and now carries GREM's grupera format across the same frequency fifty years later.
La Grande de Río Grande in Zacatecas began as a 1962 concession in a different town, Concepción del Oro, and only adopted its current name and FM frequency after decades of moves in frequency, power, and ownership.
Radio KLA broadcasts from Mar del Plata, Argentina's biggest beach resort, running serious weekday journalism alongside weekend surf culture programming, with regional artists like the late Karina Vismara, a Balcarce-born singer who studied under Paul McCartney's tutelage, in rotation.
97.1 The Eagle (KEGL) has cycled through easy listening, Top 40, adult contemporary, Spanish oldies and sports talk since 1959, always ending up back on classic rock, most recently reviving the Eagle brand in April 2024 after the failed Freak format.
CKFI-FM Magic 97.1 launched in Swift Current, Saskatchewan in 2005 as a Contemporary Rock station before becoming a hot adult contemporary outlet, part of Golden West Broadcasting's decades-long prairie radio network.
Radio WAO broadcasts hits, reggaeton, and merengue from La Fría, a small town in Venezuela's Táchira state. Streaming through Zeno.FM lets it reach far beyond its FM signal, at a moment when Venezuelan radio has faced serious pressure.
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.
