In The United States
- KARV in Russellville, Arkansas
- KAVL in Lancaster, California
- KCSP in Kansas City, Missouri
- KCSR in Chadron, Nebraska
- KDAL in Duluth, Minnesota
- KEAR in San Francisco, California
- KILT in Houston, Texas
- KNML in Albuquerque, New Mexico
- KOJM in Havre, Montana
- KONA in Kennewick-Richland-P, Washington
- KRTA in Medford, Oregon
- KVLE in Vail, Colorado
- KVNU in Logan, Utah
- WAGG in Birmingham, Alabama
- WCEH in Hawkinsville, Georgia
- WEXS in Patillas, Puerto Rico
- WFNZ in Charlotte, North Carolina
- WGIR in Manchester, New Hampshire
- WIOD in Miami, Florida
- WIP in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- WPLO in Grayson, Georgia
- WRUS in Russellville, Kentucky
- WSNG in Torrington, Connecticut
- WTVN in Columbus, Ohio
- WVBE in Roanoke, Virginia
- WVTJ in Pensacola, Florida
- WXVA in Winchester, Virginia
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