With the recent buzz of the movie documentary 35000 Watts,
www.35000watts.com , that leads the question out there to y'all. What college stations did you either visit, listen to, was on-air with, or even provided engineering to? With me??? Still thinking about it, my list keeps getting longer, but been to the studios of:
WJSL, (Now WXXY.), WNTE, WALF, WITR, WECW,
Station that I have not been in the studio, but just outside, or at the TX site:
WETD, WGCC, WGSU, WBSU, (That includes the AM Carrier-Current trainer station.), KSUA, (Got to also see their parade float in 7/1985.), WRUR, WBNY, WSBU, WVCR, WEOS, WMUL, WWVU, WSPN, WVBR,
Other stations that I've listened to, but never been to:
WICB, WDWN, WFSE, WCEB, WCMO, WKPS, WSRU, WQSU, WERG, WVWC,
The only station to provide engineering to, thus far:
WNTE
Am I forgetting some? I know that I am. I'll never beat Jennifer Waits's list. So, how many do you know on this list?
https://www.35000watts.com/college-radio-database/While I'm at it, LPFM stations that I've been to:
WTSQ-LP, WSVQ-LP
Now, how many pirate stations have I been to? Um... Let's leave that one for another subject.
Incomplete list? 8/10/2024: Forgot about listening to Toronto's 89.5FM, CIUT,
https://ciut.fm/ heard driving down Rt 390S, to as far as Wayland, NY. That was in the late 1990's, and they just played a long set of Trance tunage then. Thus far, the only Canadian college station that I remember hearing. Probably, couldn't do that today, with all these newer FM translators on-air.