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WFFH & WFFI
File:WFFH logo.png
Broadcast areaNashville, Tennessee
FrequencyWFFH: 94.1 MHz
WFFI: 93.7 MHz
BrandingChristian 94 FM the Fish
Programming
FormatContemporary Christian
Ownership
Owner
History
First air date
1985
Former call signs
WFFH:
WYPE (1991-1992)
WRLG (1992-2003)
WFFI:
WYYB (1991-2003)
Call sign meaning
We're FM FisH
Technical information
Facility IDWFFH: 68347
WFFI: 18714
ClassWFFH: A
WFFI: A
ERPWFFH: 3,200 watts
WFFI: 1,150 watts
HAATWFFH: 138 meters
WFFI: 230 meters
Transmitter coordinates
WFFH:
36°1′14.00″N 86°38′18.00″W / 36.0205556°N 86.6383333°W / 36.0205556; -86.6383333
WFFI:
36°8′10.00″N 86°59′4.00″W / 36.1361111°N 86.9844444°W / 36.1361111; -86.9844444
Links
Webcastlisten live
Website94fmthefish.net

WFFH (94.1 FM) and WFFI (93.7 FM) are radio stations simulcasting a Contemporary Christian format as "FM 94 The Fish", the "fish" referring to the traditional Christian symbol. Licensed to Smyrna, Tennessee and Kingston Springs, Tennessee respectively, the stations serve the Nashville area. The stations air the same programming to provide maximum coverage of the Middle Tennessee area.

History

WFFH was previously WRLG. In early 1995 the station's format changed from "The Exxit" from Major Networks to The Underground Network (once called WDRE).[2]

WFFI was previously operated under the callsign WYYB. Under this callsign, it was programmed at various times with Triple-A ("The Phoenix"[3]), rock and rap music. Prior to this it was briefly the FM affiliate of WDKN, a community-oriented station in Dickson, Tennessee, to which it was originally licensed.

See also

References

  1. ^ "Nashville Market Ratings". Radio & Records. {{cite news}}: Cite has empty unknown parameter: |coauthors= (help)
  2. ^ Stark, Phyllis (February 11, 1995). "Vox Jox". Billboard. 107 (6): 84.
  3. ^ http://grizzlyweb.com/links/radio.asp?loc=tn_nashville&radio=id, retrieved on 2009-02-12.