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Original Call Letters: WHOO |
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Originally Licensed: 1948 |
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Original Frequency: 96.5 |
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Original Power: 100,000 watts |
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Original Location: |
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Original Format: Rock |
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Premiere Radio Networks |
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1987-TK Communications ($12 million) |
| 1994-Granum Communications ($11.5 million) | |
| 1996-Infinity Broadcasting Corp. | |
| 1997-Cox Broadcasting |
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WHOO-1952-Beautiful Music (First stereo station in Central Florida) |
| WHOO-1984-Country "96 Country" | |
| WHTQ-1987-Rock "Q96" | |
| WHTQ-1993-AOR |
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| Dave Culp-1987-1989 |
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![]() Gary Van Allen (Gary Warne)-1990-1997-Creative Advertising Manager/Air Talent-Radio Orlando L.P. |
Jim Steel-1991-Program Director/Middays-TK Communications |
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| Ken Carson-Program Director |
Mark Samansky-Afternoons |
Tommy Griffiths-Mornings |
Paul Castronovo-Mornings |
| Al Spry-Air talent/Promotions Assistant Biography |
| Pete Bunch |
| Brian Krysz-Program Director |
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Bruce Cherry-Program Director |
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Bill Cross-Promotions Director |
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Mike Lyons-Evenings In Memory |
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Kevin Baldinger-Traffic Biography |
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Barry Bennett-Program Director |
| John Hamilton |
| “Snake” (Max Goldberg)-Nights |
| Craig Williams |
| T.C. McGuire |
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John Tenaglia-1987-TK Communications |
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Dave Gariano-1987-Program Director-TK Communications |
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Herb McCord-1994-President/CEO-Granum Communications |
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Steve Fluker-1995-Chief Engineer-Granum Communications |
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Debbie Morel-1996-Vice President/General Manager-Cox Broadcasting |
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Fleetwood Gruver-1996-Operations Manager/2003-Interim Program Director |
| Tim Boisch-1997-General Sales Manager-Cox Broadcasting |
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Bruce McGregor-1998-2003-Program Director-Cox Broadcasting |
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Greg Stevens-2003-Program Director-Cox Broadcasting |
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Shane Reeve-2008-General Sales Manager-Cox Radio |
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Ron Lewis-Production Director |
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J.T. Stevens-Program Director |
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| Bubba the Love Sponge-2009 |
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