In The United States
- KDFT in Ferris, Texas
- KMLB in Monroe, Louisiana
- KNMX in Las Vegas, New Mexico
- KRXA in Carmel Valley, California
- KVIP in Redding, California
- KWMT in Fort Dodge, Iowa
- KYAH in Delta, Utah
- WAUK in Jackson, Wisconsin
- WDAK in Columbus, Georgia
- WETC in Wendell-Zebulon, North Carolina
- WFLF in Pine Hills, Florida
- WGOP in Pocomoke City, Maryland
- WGTH in Richlands, Virginia
- WKFN in Clarksville, Tennessee
- WLIE in Islip, New York
- WWCS in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania
- WXYG in Sauk Rapids, Minnesota
- WYNN in Florence, South Carolina
- WPNZ394 in Georgetown, Colorado
- WPDI548 in Denver, Colorado
- WPFI377 in Albany, New York
- WPJM930 in Chanute, Kansas
- WPKW969 in Providence, Rhode Island
- WPPU697 in Utica, New York
- WPUN647 in Springfield, Illinois
- WPVT605 in Bellingham, Washington
- WQAC662 in Raleigh, North Carolina
- WQBQ728 in Castle Rock, Washington
- WQFI219 in Clearfield, Pennsylvania
- WQIH850 in Burien, Washington
- WE2XDB in Wichita, Kansas
- WE2XFZ in Chilocco, Oklahoma
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