WGOW-FM

WGOW-FM (102.3 FM) is a radio station known as "Talk Radio 102.3" in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The station's talk radio format features a mix of local and syndicated hosts. This station is currently under ownership of Cumulus Media.

WGOW-FM
CitySoddy-Daisy, Tennessee
Broadcast areaChattanooga and Vicinity
Frequency102.3 MHz
BrandingTalk Radio 102.3
SloganThe Talk Monster
Programming
FormatTalk
AffiliationsWestwood One News
Tennessee Titans
Ownership
OwnerCumulus Media
(Radio License Holding CBC, LLC)
Sister stationsWGOW, WOGT, WSKZ
History
First air date1977 (as WZDQ)
Former call signsWZDQ (1977-1989)
WFXS (1989-1996)
Technical information
Facility ID53956
ClassA
ERP6,000 watts
HAAT87 meters
Links
WebcastListen live
Websitewgow.com

History

The 102.3 frequency was started in 1977 as WZDQ, (licensed to Soddy-Daisy then and now) then became Kicks briefly, followed by Choo Choo 102 (Music of Your Life), then Fox 102 at Four Squares in Chattanooga. In January 1994, some of the WGOW talk hosts switched to the Eastgate FM station, which was 102.7, but later on that year, WGOW's parent company bought them, and installed the talk format on 102.3, and most of those hosts returned to the WGOW tent. After the change 102.7 became Fox 102, and aired a classic rock format that 102.3 had previously aired. The station remained at Eastgate Mall sharing office and studio space with 102.7 WBDX until 1996 when they moved to their current home on Moccasin Bend.

The station is an affiliate of the Tennessee Titans radio network.[1]

gollark: So actually there's no problem if you don't mind doing high-energy physics to determine "left" and "right".
gollark: CP violation means that the universe *isn't* symmetric under switching particles with antiparticles and mirroring everything.
gollark: Wait, CP violation as opposed to just parity symmetry violation means you *can* distinguish them.
gollark: How bad.
gollark: If you can give them physical objects, it is very easy, since you can just write "this is the front", "this is the right", and so on.

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