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KMJ
KMJ is located in the Fresno, California area and broadcasts at 580 AM. General Information KMJ first began broadcasting in 1922. At the outset of World War II, the Department of War selected KMJ as the primary medium for alerting Central California residents. KMJ’s 50,000-watt signal provides co..

KMJC-AM
KMJC-AM Radio 620 is a Jefferson Public Radio station based in Mt. Shasta, California. History The station, founded in the 1940's by brothers Jonathan and David Rees of the Shasta Cascade Broadcasting Corporation, signed on the air as KWSD-AM. It played various formats over the years from rock to ..

KMJM
KMJM could refer to two broadcast stations in the United States: KMJM, a radio station broadcasting at 1360 kHz on the AM band, licensed to Cedar Rapids, Iowa.KMJM-FM, a radio station broadcasting at 104.9 MHz on the FM band, licensed to Columbia, Illinois. This is a [disambiguationdisambiguat..

KMJM-FM
KMJM-FM is an FM station licensed to Columbia, Illinois, better known as "Majic 104.9". The station airs an Urban Adult Contemporary format, and has been the top station in St. Louis among African American listeners for over two decades. History KMJM was originally located at 107.7 MHz in St. Lou..

KMJQ
KMJQ, "Majic 102.1" is a Houston-based radio station with a Urban Adult Contemporary musical format. It is owned by Radio One. KMJQ began broadcasting in 1978 as Houston's first Urban radio station on the FM dial. In the 1980s and early 90s, it was known as 102 Jamz. In 1991, KBXX went on the a..

KMJR
KMJR/KNJR, La Mejor 93.5 FM was a Los Angeles radio station owned by Spanish Broadcasting System that started in July, 2000. ..

KMJX
KMJX, which uses the on-air brand name Magic 105, is a radio station in Little Rock, Arkansas, with a format of classic rock. It has been on the air for over 20 years making it one of the oldest stations broadcasting in Little Rock. It was also home to Tommy Smith, until he was fired in 2004. Magic..

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