Radio AAHS - Network of Affiliates

Network of Affiliates

In addition to flagship station WWTC in Minneapolis, Radio AAHS was broadcast on AM stations nationwide and on an FM station in Spokane. Many of the stations had call letters that reflected the programming for children:

  • KDZZ 1520 (Albuquerque, NM)
  • KYAK 650 (Anchorage, AK)
  • WKDB 1570 (Baltimore, MD)
  • WAZS 980 (Charleston, SC)
  • WAUR 930 (Chicago, IL)
  • WAOZ 1360 (Cincinnati, OH)
  • KAHZ 1360 (Dallas/Ft. Worth TX)
  • KKYD 1340 (Denver, CO)
  • KKSO 1390 (Des Moines, IA)
  • WDOZ 1310 (Detroit, MI)
  • WCAR 1090 (Detroit, MI)
  • WEIO 1050 (Eau Claire, WI)
  • KDUK 1280 (Eugene, OR)
  • WISZ 640 (Grand Rapids, MI)
  • WLWZ 1360 (Greenville, SC)
  • WSYW 810 (Indianapolis, IN)
  • WJAX 1220 (Jacksonville, FL)
  • KCAZ 1480 (Kansas City, MO)
  • KDYS 1520 (Lafayette, LA)
  • KKDD 1400 (Las Vegas, NV)
  • KPLS 830 (Los Angeles/Orange CA)
  • WKDV 1460 (Manassas, VA)
  • WOWW 1430 (Memphis, TN)
  • WHOZ 660 (Mobile, AL)
  • WJDM 1660 (Elizabeth, N.J.-New York City area)
  • WZKD 950 (Orlando, FL)
  • WPWA 1590 (Philadelphia, PA)
  • KIDR 740 (Phoenix, AZ)
  • KKDS 1060 (Salt Lake City, UT)
  • KMYZ 1570 (Tulsa, OK)
  • KAHS 850 (Ventura/Thousand Oaks CA)
  • WKDL 1050 (Washington, DC)
  • WOHZ 1600 (Wheeling, WV)
  • KAZZ 107.1 (Spokane, WA)

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