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Ingraham Show, The Clark Howard Show, The Kim Komando Show, The Rush Limbaugh Show, The Sean Hannity Show, Coast to Coast AM, Live on Sunday Night, The Alan Colmes Show, First Baptist Church, Neal Boortz Show, The Best of Rush Limbaugh, CNN Headline News, Monica Crowley, The Darla Shine Show, The Jackie Mason Show, Athens Home Improvement Hour, Athens Midday News, Athens Morning News, Focus On Your Retirement, LIZ TALK, The Athens Home Gardening Show, The Georgia Focus ----- Hosts: Clark Howard, Alan Colmes, Monica Crowley, Darla Shine, Matt Caesar, Tim Bryant, Michelle Catolico, Liz Dalton, Steve Pettis, Andrew Hinerfeld

Discover the best of Bulldog 93.3 - WPLP-LP broadcasting live from Athens, GA, United States. Enjoy crystal clear audio and diverse programming.

in the Tate Student Center of the University of Georgia?s campus. Our transmitter is in the basementof Brumby Hall, and our tower, reaching into the sky at 200 feet, is on the roof of Brumby. We operate at an effective radiation of 26,000 watts, broadcasting at 90.5 MHz. Our signal reaches an average radius of 50 miles, reaching far into the mountains of North Carolina to the north, into South Carolina to the east, and the outer limits of Atlanta Floor Plan of 90.5FM to the west. WUOG is staffed, operated, and funded by UGA students. Supported mainly through student activity dollars, the radio station?s budget is supplemented by underwriting from local businesses, as well as donations from alumni marked to go to the station. Currently, 90.5FM is one of the largest college radio stations in the United States. Mission Statement The mission of WUOG is to provide the University of Georgia and the surrounding community an outlet that educates and entertains UGA student volunteers and listeners through music, news, public affairs, and sports. WUOG will provide an alternative to other media outlets in the community through programming that is diverse and unique, serving the public with music, news, public affairs, and sports of local and national interest. WUOG will also serve as a training ground for UGA students interested in broadcasting careers. Our Music Philosophy ?takes up a whole page! Check it out. Our Staff WUOG employs a staff of over 200 volunteers, including over 100 DJs and a dozen executive board members. In order to work at WUOG you must be enrolled full-time in classes at UGA (or maintain half-time status while paying Student Activities Fees). We hold open meetings during the first few weeks of fall and spring semesters. Anyone meeting the above criteria may come and apply for a position at the station. People applying are expected to donate at least 1 to 2 hours a week working on any of our many Staffs. DJ Training Once you?ve worked at the station for at least one full semester, you can then apply for DJ training. After your department head approves the transfer, you begin the semester long proccess. Weekly meetings verse you in the legal, technical, and stylistic requirements for being a DJ. You also must sit-in with experienced DJs, and sucessfully complete an FCC policies exam. After completing the requirements for training, you are eligible for your own DJ shift. Don?t be surprised if your first shift at the station ends up being a late night/early morning one. Shifts are assigned each semester and preference depends on senority. There are currently over 200 volunteers employeed at 90.5FM, and a little less than half of those volunteers have been DJ-trained. Also note that while you are DJ training you must still report to your original staff and be active with that staff, as well as one semester after training. Otherwise you will not be allowed to apply for a DJ shift. If you?re interested in DJ training, or just joining our staff, check out ourTraining section. Hope to see you soon! Donating to WUOG If you love WUOG so much that you want to give us some money, you can now do so conveniently via the internet. Student Media Policy The student newspaper (The Red and Black) is the primary student publication on campus but is operated independently from the University. The student-run radio station (WUOG) operates under FCC guidelines, as well as under University guidelines outlined in the station policy manual. The Pandora yearbook is produced by students, who handle all editorial responsibilities. Institutional oversight is limited to fiscal matters. Students working with student media are expected to conduct themselves as prescribed by professional codes of ethics.

WDRW-LP 107.9 is a broadcast Radio station from Athens, Georgia, playing Christian Contemporary programs.

Classic rock, pop, deep cuts, psychedelia, country, metal, alternative, and original programming with a twisted (non)sense of (un)reality.

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hymns and worship music, News, Sports Talk programs. ------ Shows: Insight for Living, Adventures in Odyssey, Daily Light for Daily Living, Family News in Focus, Focus On The Family, Upwords, Let My People Think, Love Worth Finding, How To Manage Your Money, The Hour of Decision, Joni and Friends, Proclaim, BreakPoint, Seeking Him, The Way of the Master, Lighten Up, USA Radio Network News, A Word with You, James Dobson Family Minute, Call To Greatness, Listen to the Bible, Moms in Touch, Daughters of Promise, A Time for Harvest, Intouch, News Issues, The Connection ----- Hosts: Anne Graham Lotz, Max Lucado, Janet Parshall, Chris Fabry, Gary Chapman, Del Fehsenfeld Jr., Kirk Cameron, Ray Comfort, Tod Friel, Christine Wyrtzen

The Light 1470am broadcasts an entertaining blend of urban music, talk, news and more to loyal listeners throughout the Athens Metro area.

as a service of the University of Georgia. ------ Shows: A Prairie Home Companion, All Things Considered, Car Talk (NPR), Fresh Air (NPR), Latino USA, Living on Earth, Marketplace, NPR's Morning Edition, Piano Jazz, Selected Shorts, The Thistle & Shamrock, This American Life, Weekend All Things Considered, Weekend Edition Saturday, Weekend Edition Sunday, To the Best of our Knowledge, From the Top, Harmonia, Performance Today, Echoes, Sound and Spirit, New Dimensions, Marketplace Money, Speaking of Faith, Classical 24 with Alison Young, Classical 24 with Bob Christiansen, Classical 24 with Scott Blankenship, Classical 24 with Ward Jacobson, New York Philharmonic This Week, Metropolitan Opera, Commonwealth Club of California, Saint Paul Sunday, Tech Nation, New Letters, Jazz After Hours, Mountain Stage, Alternative Radio, Women in Music, Jazz Set, Only a Game, Broadway Revisited, Inside Europe, Georgia Gazette, Jazz Spot, Night Music (WUGA), Studio GPB, Great Apes ----- Hosts: Michele Norris, Robert Siegel, Melissa Block, Tom Magliozzi, Ray Magliozzi, Steve Curwood, Bobby Bascomb, Eileen Bolinsky, Kai Ryssdal, Steve Chiotakis, Jeremy Hobson, Renee Montagne, Steve Inskeep, Isaiah Sheffer, Ira Glass, Jessica Hopper, Alex Blumberg, Guy Raz, Scott Simon, Audie Cornish, Jim Fleming, Steve Paulson, Anne Strainchamps, Christopher O'riley, Ji Yong Kim, Des Moines, John Diliberto, Ellen Kushner, Tess Vigeland, Bob Christiansen, Scott Blankenship, Ward Jacobson, Sherilyn Adams, Bill Mcglaughlin, Moira Gunn, David Ewing Duncan, Larry Groce, Bill Littlefield, Charlie Pierce, David Ferguson, Robb Holmes, Mary Kay Mitchell, Abbie Thaxton

way to build a community is to work together. Accordingly, we endeavor to preserve old relationships and continuously form new ones within our community. Whether you're representing yourself or a group, we encourage you to let us know how the UGA Police Department can serve you.

1785, the Georgia General Assembly chartered the University of Georgia as the first chartered state-supported university. The charter was drafted by Abraham Baldwin and existed only on paper for 16 years. In the summer of 1801, a delegation of five men (Baldwin, John Milledge, George Walton, John Twiggs, and Hugh Lawson) traveled to what was then Jackson County to select a site for the university and contract for its building. The delegation unanimously agreed on siting the school on property on the hill above Cedar Shoals and the Oconee River. Milledge purchased 633 acres from Daniel Easley on July 25, 1801, and donated it to the university. He named the land Athens in honor of the Greek city that was the center of culture and learning during ancient times. Honoring Ben Franklin, the name of the university?s first building, Franklin College, was often used as the school?s unofficial moniker in early years. In order to raise money to pay for construction of buildings, lots were sold adjacent to campus. By 1803, three homes, three stores, and other buildings faced Front (later Broad) Street. Other early structures included hotels, general stores, a blacksmith, and a tailor shop. The first class from the university graduated on May 31, 1804. Incorporation In December 1806, the town of Athens was officially incorporated and a three-member commission form of government was established. As the university began to grow in reputation around the state, commerce and industry, mainly from the cotton mills, sprung up as Athens became known as the Manchester of the South for its pioneering cotton technology. Rail lines would eventually connect Athens with other major southern cities beginning in 1841. 46 streets received their official names in 1859, including Lumpkin, Clayton, Hancock, Prince, Thomas, and Baldwin. Until that point, no street in Athens had an officially recognized name and many were entirely nameless. Read more about Athens history around the Civil War and in contemporary times.

GA, United States, including Clarke County Fire Talkgroups: 8016 - Dispatch, 8048 - Auxiliary 1, 8080 - Tactical and 8240 - Fireground, also Clarke County Police Talkgroups: 1600 - Services 1, 1616 - Athens Police East Dispatch, 1648 - Athens Police West Dispatch, 9776 - Intercity - Winterville, 9808 - Police East Dispatch, 1776 - Events 1 (unless being used as a tactical channel.) and 1808 - Events 2 (unless being used as a tactical channel.)

Considered, Beale Street Caravan, Car Talk (NPR), Fresh Air (NPR), Here and Now (WBUR), Living on Earth, NPR's Morning Edition, On the Media, Talk of the Nation, Talk of the Nation Science Friday, The Diane Rehm Show, The Thistle & Shamrock, This American Life, Wait Wait, Don't Tell Me, Weekend All Things Considered, Weekend Edition Saturday, Weekend Edition Sunday, BBC Newshour, Le Show, World Cafe, Fresh Air Weekend, Mountain Stage, Afropop Worldwide, Bob Edwards Weekend, Audiosyncracies, Below the Salt, D28+5 Bluegrass, Hornpipe and Fugue, Jorma Kaukonen's Fur Peace Ranch, WOUB Crossing Boundaries ----- Hosts: Michele Norris, Robert Siegel, Melissa Block, Ruthie Foster, Betty Harris, Bill Frisell, Tom Magliozzi, Ray Magliozzi, Robin Young, Steve Curwood, Bobby Bascomb, Eileen Bolinsky, Renee Montagne, Steve Inskeep, Dorothy Hickson, Carlos Rosado, Richard Knox, Neal Conan, Ira Flatow, Annette Heist, Charles Bergquist, Diane Rehm, Ira Glass, Jessica Hopper, Alex Blumberg, Peter Sagal Sagal, Carl Kasell Kasell, Guy Raz, Scott Simon, Audie Cornish, Harry Shearer, Dennis Coffey, Lloyd Cole, Steve Miller, Terry Gross, Larry Groce, Bob Edwards, Mark Hellenberg, Rusty Smith, Keith Newman

played music primarily of the late 1950s through middle 1960s. However, they also play some of the following types as well (but they are not limited to these styles): Classical, Jazz, Blues, Polka, Latino, Gospel and Folk music.

Music Variety. Station also airs local news, weather, school closings and sports.

- Shows: ESPN Radio, American Gold, Organized, Bob Dries and the Saturday Morning Crew ----- Hosts: Doug Levine, Bob Dries

EMS and law enforcement departments to incidents and control of a wide-range of emergency situations.

3ABN - WYWH-LP is a broadcast radio station from Athens, Ohio, United States, providing religious music and programs.

To the Best of our Knowledge, BBC Newshour, The World, Tech Nation, Studio 360, Soundprint, The Takeaway, Changing World, Athens Adult Album Alternative, Conversations from Studio B, Nightshift (WOUB), Radio Free Athens, Shades of Color ----- Hosts: Tavis Smiley, Connie Rice, Cornel West, Ira Glass, Jessica Hopper, Alex Blumberg, Jim Fleming, Steve Paulson, Anne Strainchamps, Lisa Mullins, Marco Werman, Moira Gunn, David Ewing Duncan, Kurt Andersen, Lisa Simeone, John Hockenberry, Celeste Headlee, Thomas Hodson, Mark Brewer, Steve Skidmore, Bryan Gibson, James Hill, Jim Phillips

Your source for new music! Mix 22 brings you the latest in pop, alternative, and everything else up-front and instantly.

AthensPop.com is an Internet Radio station broadcasting from Athens, Attica, Greece, providing Streaming live all day and all night, we bring you today's best music.

stations and (3) Christian Radio stations. FM 95.9 reaches all or parts of At

University on high bandwidth, playing a "college rock" format (with specialty shows as well!). Who's in charge ------ Shows: The Bottom Line, Amanda Dolce, Andie Walla, Brian Ostrander, Chattin' Sports, Christina Springer, Clay F, File Under Miscellaneous, Harry Stark, Jen Hayes, Jeremy Scott, Jukebox Breakdown, Justin Lucas, Kayte Thistlethwaite, Kent W, Local Music, Mat Cain, Mike Steiner, News for Geeks, Pasquarelli and Prokop on Sports, Remember When, Rock Me Like It's 1994, Ryan Hertel, Saker Alexander, Sarah Schaaf, Sports Smack, The Conservative High Ground, The Jazz Oasis, Tommy Boone, Training, Tuesday Night Hits, Ty William Owen, Ty William Owen and Ryan Hertel ----- Hosts: Aaron Vilk, Alisha Bicknell, Nick Hrkman

WLHD - East Green Radio (Ohio University)is a broadcast radio station from Athens, OH, United States, providing College Events, Information and music.

We are a station that plays the biggest and best in classic hits!

Discover the best of Flashback Radio broadcasting live from Athens, OH, United States. Enjoy crystal clear audio and diverse programming.

for Living, Sunday Sermon, Thru The Bible, The Kim Komando Show, The Rush Limbaugh Show, Adventures in Odyssey, Family News in Focus, Focus On The Family, Money Life, Love Worth Finding, When Radio Was, In Touch, The Hour of Decision, ABC News, ABC Sports, Best of Michael Medved, Focus On The Family Weekend, Into the Blue, BreakPoint, Morning Worship Service, Voice of Hope, Edward Jones Financial Report, Paul Harvey Rest Of The Story, Paul Harvey's News and Comments, Sunday Morning Gospel Jubilee, Viewpoint, The Fairview Baptist Church Hour, Cougar Talk, Few Minutes From Fairview, Him Time, Home Service Sunday School Class, Leonard?s Losers & The Musical Parade, Moments of Praise, Morning Sounds Music, Request Hour Music, WYXI Outdoor Report, WYXI Sign-Off with The National Anthem, WYXI State & Local News & Weather, WYXI Trading Post ----- Hosts: Greg Bell, Michael Barr, Doug Limerick, Cheri Preston, Johnny Holliday, John Cloghessy, Todd Ant, Michael Medved, Steve Martin, Darrell Webb, Jeremy Arrowood, Jack Scallions, Pete Mullins

and keep them safe.

107.1/1450 WJSQ - WLAR is a broadcast Radio station from Athens, Tennessee, United States, providing news, Sports, Weather, Classic hits, Country and much more.

professional telecommunicators and then dispatched to the proper police, fire or EMS agencies.

Radio Void is an Internet Radio station broadcasting from Athens, Greece, Bringing you the gloomiest and heaviest music around.

offer you the hottest live mix.... Enjoy 2 Channels of Psychedelic Trance & Psychill Music 24/7

offer you the hottest live mix.... Enjoy 2 Channels of Psychedelic Trance & Psychill Music 24/7

Rock Infection Radio is based on a team of the best professional Djs in Rock, Stoner, Metal, Punk & Alternative music!

CITY Tempo GR is an internet radio station City Music from Athens, Greece providing Greek music.

------ Shows: All Night With Jason Smith, ESPN GameNight, The V Show, The Herd, Fantasy Focus, College GameDay, Race Day on ESPN Radio, The Huddle, Countdown to Kickoff, NFL Double Header, Athens First United Methodist Church Services, The Home Team, The Morning Show ----- Hosts: Brad Edwards, Ryen Russilo, Pam Thomas, Jim Jones, Dennis Green, Jeff Dantzler, Chris Brame, David Johnston, Stephen Hartzell