89.1 WBCX

89.1 WBCX diffuse en direct depuis Gainesville GA, United States, sur Tuninga Radio.

Cette station de radio est spécialisée dans la musique Top 40/CHR, News, Jazz, Folk, Blues, Classical, Variety, College.

The station operates as a non-commercial FM music station, offering a diverse range of programming throughout the broadcast day. Its primary format features classic pop hits, interspersed with news and specialized music programs. A significant portion of the schedule is dedicated to jazz music, with several shows specifically curated for jazz enthusiasts. Additionally, the broadcaster provides news programming through BBC World News broadcasts, and incorporates elements of folk music, blues, and classical music into its offerings. The station aims to serve as a platform for both student-led initiatives and community involvement, contributing to a varied and engaging listening experience. The daily programming schedule includes several recurring shows and hosts. The “Jay Andrews Morning Show” airs each weekday morning from 6 to 8 a.m. BBC World News is broadcast at various times throughout the day. From 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays, the station plays WBCX Classic Hits. Evenings are dedicated to jazz programming, including “Fusion A La Moe” with Moe Lyons and “Moe Betta Jazz,” also hosted by Lyons. Weekend programming is equally varied, featuring “Chattahoochee Folk Hour” with Ralph Taylor, “Poets and Troubadours” hosted by Scott and Ray White, “Blues Time in the City” with Rojene Bailey, “Brenau Buzz & Beats Show” (a student-produced program), “WBCX Sunday Morning Music,” and “WBCX Classically Spiritual” with Ted Garner. The station also features a program called “WBCX Jazz” which is broadcast at various times. The station was established in 1977 and is the oldest FM music station licensed to and located in its operating area. It is owned and operated by Brenau University and broadcasts from the Jacobs Business & Communication Arts building on the university's historic campus. Over the past four decades, the broadcaster has cultivated a unique identity through the contributions of Brenau students and community volunteers. The station’s longevity and consistent programming reflect a commitment to providing a diverse audio experience for its listeners and serves as a vital component of the university's broadcasting and digital communication programs. Contact information for Jay Andrews, Brenau Director of Broadcasting & Digital Communication, is available for those seeking further information. The station maintains a public file and adheres to Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) guidelines. While specific technical details regarding broadcasting equipment or streaming capabilities are not provided, the station’s presence signifies a commitment to community engagement and providing a platform for diverse voices and musical genres. The station’s programming is designed to cater to a wide range of listener preferences, blending classic hits, news, and specialized music formats to create a unique and enduring radio experience.

Située à Gainesville GA, United States — (770) 534-6100