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Roland Pike Episode: "Long in the Tooth" 2010 NCIS: Los
Angeles Donald Wexling Episode: "Borderline" 2011
Fringe Dr.
Krick Episode: "Os" 2011 Five Sam...
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acquired WEXL in 1997 and
changed the station's
format from a
combination of
Christian preaching and
motivational talk to
Urban Gospel. In 2016,
WEXL added...
- retirement. Overall, he had
spent twenty years in broadcasting: he
began with
WEXL in
Royal Oak,
Michigan in 1947, then on to
Kansas City,
Missouri in 1953...
-
signed on the air on
March 5, 1948, as
WEXL-FM. It was
owned by
Royal Oak Broadcasting,
along with AM
sister station WEXL. Both
stations were
licensed to Royal...
- the fact that I
simply couldn't
afford microphones." It was at Detroit's
WEXL in 1962 that 16-year-old
staff engineer Wolfrum incorporated his
newly created...
- "Ask the Umpire". Later,
Cameron hosted his own
radio sports talk
shows on
WEXL (1975–1977) and WMZK-FM (1977–1978). Cameron's big
break in the
radio business...
- his remarks,
Amsterdam repeatedly transposed the call sign by
accident as "
WEXL".
Howard Hoffman,
formerly with WHK and a
onetime singer for the
Texaco Star...
-
program in the
evenings called Sounds Like Nashville. This
ended in 1963 when
WEXL 1340
became Detroit's
first 24-hour
country station.
After RKO
General took...
- call
letters to WMUZ. The WCHB call
letters were
moved to 1340 AM,
formerly WEXL.
According to a
Crawford Broadcasting engineering newsletter, WCHB was undergoing...
- (now WMUZ-AM), now at 1340 AM (present day WCHB, this
station was
known as
WEXL from 1931-2017). WCHB had been
founded by Dr.
Wendell Cox and Dr.
Haley Bell...
