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Voices of the Dead: Sounds of Now-Deleted AM/FM Stations
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Voices of the Dead: Sounds of Now-Deleted AM/FM Stations
It’s a rare fate, but it does occasionally happen: the full deletion of a broadcast license. While many radio stations change formats or move into nearby larger markets, this post highlights audio from about completely dead radio stations, those whose licenses no longer exist. (They’re listed by the last callsign used.) 1070 KMOM Monticello, MN: The station just northwest of the Twin Cities was granted in 1981 but was deleted about 15 years late…
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