Now that 104.7 is non commercial how are the 95.9/106.9 signals now fed. I know 104.3 Miami feeds 95.3 and 96.9fm in Broward. It may be on 103.1 HD3 now but only see that digging on the station website
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96.9 in Broward is no longer the TOC. It's fed by 101.5 HD2 with an ethnic format (Caribbean - think WAVS).
I drove to Orlando about a month ago. I caught 1420 feeding 95.3 and 95.9 in the Palm Beaches. I didn't think to check WSTU once I hit the Treasure Coast. I admit I was enjoying WQCO out of Okeechobee and what is now WFLM Q91 the Flame in Fort Pierce.
Surprised that Little Dog Media would blow up the semi-local WSTU for the TOC and the paid programming. But the flip side is that they bought all 3 AMs (1420 WDJA, 1450 WSTU, 1590 WPSL) and they're still on air.
I drove to Orlando about a month ago. I caught 1420 feeding 95.3 and 95.9 in the Palm Beaches. I didn't think to check WSTU once I hit the Treasure Coast. I admit I was enjoying WQCO out of Okeechobee and what is now WFLM Q91 the Flame in Fort Pierce.
Surprised that Little Dog Media would blow up the semi-local WSTU for the TOC and the paid programming. But the flip side is that they bought all 3 AMs (1420 WDJA, 1450 WSTU, 1590 WPSL) and they're still on air.
That 106.9 signal carries nicely into central Palm Beach County...
I almost went to work for WSTU many years ago. Talked with the owner on two separate occasions years apart. We could never come to an agreement on salary. We were only $25 a week away from a deal.