WZNG-AM 1360
Winter Haven
Original Call Letters: WINT |
Originally Licensed: Nov 1958 |
Original City of License: Winter Haven |
Original Frequency: 1360 |
Origin of Call Letters: |
Original Power: 5,000 Watts/2,500 Watts |
Original Location: |
Original Format: Oldies |
Network Affiliation(s): |
Mutual Broadcasting System |
Mutual Black Network 1 | |
ABC Contemporary Network |
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1958-Angelo Fazzari & Bruce Parker |
1964-Winter Haven Broadcasting | |
1966-WINT, Inc. | |
1967-Suwannee Broadcasting | |
1972-Vantage Broadcasting | |
1983-Newman Media | |
1987-Seehafer Broadcasting | |
1990-George Allen & Steve Samet | |
1993-GB Enterprises Communications ($250,000) | |
1998-Frankie J. Grover | |
2006-Martin Santos | |
2007-G. B. Enterprises Communications, Corp. | |
2007-La Poderosa, LLC. (LMA) | |
2011-G. B. Enterprises Communications, Corp. | |
2011-Florida Spanish Communications Corp. ($1,000) | |
2012-Media Services Group (George Reed-Receiver) | |
2013-Martin Santos | |
2014-Catco Communications, LLC |
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WINT-1958-Variety/Top 40 |
WZNG-1972-Oldies | |
WYXY-1983-Adult Contemporary | |
WHNR-1990-Adult Standards | |
WHNR-1995-Silent | |
WHNR-1995-Urban Contemporary "Power 1360" "The Soul of Central Florida" | |
WHNR-2004-Gospel/Urban | |
WHNR-2006-Regional Mexican "1360 La Poderosa" | |
WHNR-2010-Regional Mexican | |
WHNR-2012-Regional Mexican "La Ley 1360" | |
WHNR-2013-Licensed/Silent | |
WHNR-2014-Country (Simulcast of WKFL-AM 1170) |
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David C. Buerger-1973-President/General Manager-Vantage Broadcasting, Inc. | |||
Don Husted-1973-Commercial Manager-Vantage Broadcasting, Inc. | |||
Bob Ryan-1973-Program Director/1980-Program Director/Music Director-Vantage Broadcasting, Inc. | |||
John Zearl-1973-Chief Engineer-Vantage Broadcasting, Inc. | |||
Bruce Parker-1974-Commercial Manager-Vantage Broadcasting, Inc. | |||
Skip Jason-1974-Music Director-Vantage Broadcasting, Inc. | |||
John Zeart-1974-Chief Engineer) | |||
Diane Buerger-1975-Station Manager/1980-Commercial Manager-Vantage Broadcasting, Inc. | |||
Skip Jason-1975-Music Director-Vantage Broadcasting, Inc. | |||
Charlie Rock-1975-Music Director-Vantage Broadcasting, Inc. | |||
Lon Moore (Steve Nikazy)-1975-1977-Vantage Broadcasting, Inc. | |||
Gary Van Allen (Gary Warne)-1975-1979-Afternoons/Music Director-Vantage Broadcasting |
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Bruce Parker-1975-Sales Manager-Vantage Broadcasting | |||
Ann Fields-1977-News Director-Vantage Broadcasting | |||
Scott Michaels-1976-Public Service Director-Vantage Broadcasting | |||
Paul Garber-1976-Chief Engineer-Vantage Broadcasting, Inc. | |||
Chuck Walker-1977-Music Director-Vantage Broadcasting, Inc. | |||
Gerald Brush-1977-Chief Engineer-Vantage Broadcasting | |||
Steve Nichols-1978-News Director-Vantage Broadcasting | |||
Terry Carson-1979-Public Service Director-Vantage Broadcasting | |||
John Williams-1979-Promotions Manager/Sports Director-Vantage Broadcasting | |||
Eric Boulanger-1979-News Director-Vantage Broadcasting | |||
Rodger Roth-1979-Chief Engineer-Vantage Broadcasting | |||
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David Buerger-1981-President/General Manager-Vantage Broadcasting Co. | |||
Bob Segler-1981-News Director-Vantage Broadcasting Co. | |||
Roy Riley-1981-News Director-Vantage Broadcasting Co. | |||
Paula Deignan-1982-Public Service Director-Vantage Broadcasting Co. | |||
Bob Segler-1982-News Director-Vantage Broadcasting Co. | |||
Diane Weese-1982-News Director-Vantage Broadcasting Co. | |||
Bob Thomas-1982-Chief Engineer-Vantage Broadcasting Co. | |||
Phil Weese-1983-Sales Manager-Newman Media | |||
Dean Edwards-1983-News Director-Newman Media | |||
Nancy Cattarius-1983-Sales-Newman Media | |||
George Prescott Auburndale High School sports play-by-play | |||
Alan Spector-Weekends-Vantage Broadcasting Biography |
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Lawrence Behr-Engineer |
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Tom Anthony Biography |
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Rick Beckett | |||
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Bill McKee-Sales Director/Host of "Youth Ministries" talk show |
1. The Mutual Black Network or MBN was founded by the Mutual Broadcasting System in 1972, this was the first national full-service radio network aimed at African Americans. It broadcast an hourly 5 minute newscast at 50 minutes past the hour. It also aired sports and feature programs, and for one year beginning in the spring of 1974, a 15-minute daily soap opera called Sounds Of The City. |
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