WVOM
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| 103.9 WVOM | |
| The Voice of Maine | |
| City of license | Bangor, Maine |
|---|---|
| First air date | Early 1990's |
| Frequency | 103.9 |
| Format | news/talk |
| Power | 100 kilowatts |
| Class | C |
| Callsign meaning | W Voice Of Maine |
| Former callsigns | WSNV |
| Owner | Clear Channel Broadcasting |
| Website | http://www.wvomfm.com |
WVOM is an FM radio station located at 103.9 mhz, owned by Clear Channel Broadcasting. Known as The Voice of Maine News/Talk Network, The station serves the eastern Maine counties of Penobscot, Waldo, Washington, Hancock, and Piscatiquis from its studios located in Bangor, Maine. The station offers a combination of locally produced news programming and syndicated talk programming. The station is licensed to opeate at 100,000 watts which is the legal limit.
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[edit] Current programming
All Times EST
6am-9am "Maine in the Morning" featuring local broadcast veterans: Ric Tyler, George Hale, Don Cookson, Steve McKay, and Mal Leary
9am-Noon Glenn Beck
Noon-3pm Rush Limbaugh
3pm-7pm Howie Carr
7pm-10pm Sean Hannity
10pm-5am Coast To Coast AM
Special Note: "Back To Business", a program designed to provide advice to Eastern Maine's small business community, airs every Saturday from 2pm-4pm. The program is hosted by Deb Neuman of the University of Maine's Target Technology Incubator. Ms. Neuman has been nominated as the Small Business Association's Journalist of The Year for 2006. The show also has received a commendation from the United States Senate in September of 2006.
[edit] Future Programming
On March 15, 2007 it was announced WVOM, along with sister station WGUY will be the new home for University of Maine sports through the 2011-2012 season, replacing long time radio home WZON. WVOM will carry football and hockey while WGUY will carry men's and women's basketball.
[edit] Past Programming
Doctor Laura (Dropped in favor of Glenn Beck, program now airs during the afternoon on WABI AM 910).
Jim Cramer's Real Money. (Program changed syndicators and has ultimately left the air).
NASCAR (Races moved to sister station WBFB).
The Phil Hendrie Show (Hendrie ended his show in June 2006.)
[edit] References
bostonradio.org Radio history of Maine 1971-1996, also an audio collection and weekly columns.
[edit] External links
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(FM) WHCF - 88.5 | WHSN - 89.3 | WERU - 89.9 | WMEH - 90.9 | WMEB - 91.9 | WEZQ - 92.9 | WKSQ - 94.5 | WWMJ - 95.7 | WWBX - 97.1 | WJCX - 99.5 | WKIT - 100.3 | WFZX - 101.7 | WGUY - 102.1 | WVOM - 103.9 | WBFB - 104.7 | WQCB - 106.5 | WBZN - 107.3 | WBQI 107.7
(AM) WZON - 620 | WABI - 910 | WNZS - 1340 | WWNZ - 1400
