WRNO - Revision history

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2026-07-01T14:19:46Z

Fixed times

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	In 2001, the station was bought by Dr. Robert Mawire of Good News World Outreach, a religious broadcaster, with the goal of broadcasting to areas where Christian materials are limited or restricted. However, the antenna was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina in 2005. The station returned to the air on 7505 kHz in 2008, but was offline for all of 2011 due to the need for repairs.		In 2001, the station was bought by Dr. Robert Mawire of Good News World Outreach, a religious broadcaster, with the goal of broadcasting to areas where Christian materials are limited or restricted. However, the antenna was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina in 2005. The station returned to the air on 7505 kHz in 2008, but was offline for all of 2011 due to the need for repairs.

-	Today, WRNO broadcasts Christian programs in various languages on 7505 kHz from 8:00 PM to ~~11:00 PM (02:00-~~05:00 UTC).	+	Today, WRNO broadcasts Christian programs in various languages on 7505 kHz from 02:00 to 05:00 UTC.

	[[Category:Shortwave stations]]		[[Category:Shortwave stations]]

2026-06-30T22:41:06Z

2026-06-30T22:37:48Z

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		+	{{Infobox station
		+	\|name=WRNO
		+	\|logo=WRNO logo.jpeg
		+	\|city=New Orleans, LA
		+	\|country=USA
		+	\|frequencies=7505
		+	\|branding=WRNO Worldwide
		+	\|affiliations=None
		+	\|language=English, Arabic, Hindi, Mandarin Chinese
		+	\|format=Religious
		+	\|owner=Good News World Outreach<br>Dr. Robert Mawire
		+	\|firstairdate=February 18, 1982
		+	\|callsignmeaning=We’re Radio New Orleans
		+	\|power=50,000+
		+	\|webcast=https://wrnoworldwide.com/ WRNO webcast
		+	\|website=https://wrnoworldwide.com/ WRNO
		+	}}
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	[[File:Wrno.png\|right\|300px]]		[[File:Wrno.png\|right\|300px]]
	'''WRNO''' (We're Radio New Orleans) is a Christian shortwave station in Metairie, Louisiana.		'''WRNO''' (We're Radio New Orleans) is a Christian shortwave station in Metairie, Louisiana.
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	Today, WRNO broadcasts Christian programs in various languages on 7505 kHz from 8:00 PM to 11:00 PM (02:00-05:00 UTC).		Today, WRNO broadcasts Christian programs in various languages on 7505 kHz from 8:00 PM to 11:00 PM (02:00-05:00 UTC).

-	[[Category:Shortwave stations]	+	[[Category:Shortwave stations]]

2026-05-21T00:05:19Z

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	Today, WRNO broadcasts Christian programs in various languages on 7505 kHz from 8:00 PM to 11:00 PM (02:00-05:00 UTC).		Today, WRNO broadcasts Christian programs in various languages on 7505 kHz from 8:00 PM to 11:00 PM (02:00-05:00 UTC).
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		+	[[Category:Shortwave stations]

2026-05-20T23:51:52Z

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	In 2001, the station was bought by Dr. Robert Mawire of Good News World Outreach, a religious broadcaster, with the goal of broadcasting to areas where Christian materials are limited or restricted. However, the antenna was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina in 2005. The station returned to the air on 7505 kHz in 2008, but was offline for all of 2011 due to the need for repairs.		In 2001, the station was bought by Dr. Robert Mawire of Good News World Outreach, a religious broadcaster, with the goal of broadcasting to areas where Christian materials are limited or restricted. However, the antenna was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina in 2005. The station returned to the air on 7505 kHz in 2008, but was offline for all of 2011 due to the need for repairs.

-	Today, WRNO broadcasts Christian programs on 7505 kHz from 8:00 PM to 11:00 PM (02:00-05:00 UTC).	+	Today, WRNO broadcasts Christian programs in various languages on 7505 kHz from 8:00 PM to 11:00 PM (02:00-05:00 UTC).

2026-02-27T01:51:25Z

Added more info

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-	~~The famous~~ WRNO ~~was the first new private~~ shortwave ~~broadcast~~ station in ~~the US after many years~~, ~~and probably launched the wave of new stations that followed!~~	+	[[File:Wrno.png\|right\|300px]]
-	!	+	'''WRNO''' (We're Radio New Orleans) is a Christian shortwave station in Metairie, Louisiana.

-	~~[[File~~:~~Wrno~~.~~png]]~~	+	The station began broadcasting on February 18, 1982 and was the first private shortwave station to be established in several years. During the 1980s, it operated from noon to midnight (18:00-06:00 UTC) as a rock station before starting to simulcast sister station WRNO-FM (also a rock station).
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		+	In the early 1990s, WRNO started leasing airtime to religious and political commentators (including Rush Limbaugh) before being forced off the air for several years due to a damaged transmitter.
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		+	In 2001, the station was bought by Dr. Robert Mawire of Good News World Outreach, a religious broadcaster, with the goal of broadcasting to areas where Christian materials are limited or restricted. However, the antenna was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina in 2005. The station returned to the air on 7505 kHz in 2008, but was offline for all of 2011 due to the need for repairs.
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		+	Today, WRNO broadcasts Christian programs on 7505 kHz from 8:00 PM to 11:00 PM (02:00-05:00 UTC).

2020-01-04T22:11:17Z

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	The famous WRNO was the first new private shortwave broadcast station in the US after many years, and probably launched the wave of new stations that followed!		The famous WRNO was the first new private shortwave broadcast station in the US after many years, and probably launched the wave of new stations that followed!
-		+	!
-	~~Now off the air, sadly~~!	+

	[[File:Wrno.png]]		[[File:Wrno.png]]

2017-10-04T13:39:51Z

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-	The famous WRNO was the first new private shortwave broadcast station in the US after many years, and probably launched the wave of new stations that followed.	+	The famous WRNO was the first new private shortwave broadcast station in the US after many years, and probably launched the wave of new stations that followed!

	Now off the air, sadly!		Now off the air, sadly!

	[[File:Wrno.png]]		[[File:Wrno.png]]

2017-10-03T17:23:58Z

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	The famous WRNO was the first new private shortwave broadcast station in the US after many years, and probably launched the wave of new stations that followed.		The famous WRNO was the first new private shortwave broadcast station in the US after many years, and probably launched the wave of new stations that followed.

-	Now off the air, sadly.	+	Now off the air, sadly!

	[[File:Wrno.png]]		[[File:Wrno.png]]

2017-10-02T12:17:31Z

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	The famous WRNO was the first new private shortwave broadcast station in the US after many years, and probably launched the wave of new stations that followed.		The famous WRNO was the first new private shortwave broadcast station in the US after many years, and probably launched the wave of new stations that followed.

-	Now off the air~~. Sadly~~.	+	Now off the air, sadly.

	[[File:Wrno.png]]		[[File:Wrno.png]]