
Orlando
Original Call Letters:
WGTO
Original City of
License: Haines
City
Moved to Cypress Gardens in 1958
Originally Licensed: Sep
10, 1955
Power: 50,000
watts
Original Format: Top
40
Owner(s): 1955-Hubbard
Broadcasting
1986-Cypress
Broadcast, Ltd ($1.5 million)
1990-Florida Media Inc.
1994-Paxson
Broadcasting
1997-Clear
Channel communications
History Of Call Letters and Formats: WGTO-1955-Top
40
“Gulf To
Ocean”
WGTO-1958-Top
40
moved to Cypress
Gardens
WGTO-1977-Country
"Great Country Music 54"
WGTO-1986-Gospel
WGTO-1990-Oldies
''Cruisin' Oldies 54'' (Studios
moved to Ocoee)
WWZN-1994-Sports
WWZN-1995-Talk
WRTM-1996-Sports
WQTM-1996-Sports
"540 the Team"
(These calls moved to 740 AM in 2001)
WFLF-1997-News/Talk
"540 WFLA"
History of WQTM
See
WGTO-AM 540
WQTM Personalities
Pat
Clarke-2000-Co-host of Clarke
& Davis-Mornings
Charles
Davis-2000-Co-host of Clarke
& Davis-Mornings
"The
Coach" Marc Daniels-1988-3PM-7PM/Program director
"The
Freak" Marc Loyd
"Stunning" Steve Egan
Brian Fritz
Jerry O'Neil
Mandy
"The Shot Doctor"
Greg Warmoth
Daniel Dahm-1997-1999
Ryan Baker (WCPX-TV
6 Sportscaster)

Jeff Allen
(Cassell)-1995-1996
Biography
Other Names In WQTM History
Dick
Sheetz-Program Director/Co-host of the underwater diving show
Scuba Radio
In
Memory
Tony
Kornheiser-syndicated
Jim Rome-syndicated
Other
Programs In WQTM History
Atlanta
Braves Baseball
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