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Paul Parent Garden Club™ Radio Stations Paul Parent Garden Club™ radio stations: State City Station Frequency Live Ak-Fairbanks KFAR AM - 660 2-4am AKST time AL-Guntersville WGSV AM - 1270 8-10am CT AR-Fordyce KQEW FM - 102.3 5-7am CT AR-Searcy KMSD FM-99.1 5-7am CT CA-Lake Isabella KVLI AM 1140 11am-1pm Pacific time CO-Colorado Springs KKKK AM 1580 4-5am CT-Hartford WDRC AM 1360 2-4:00 PM Sunday FL-Avon Park WFHT AM 1390 6-8am FL-Sarasota WSRQ AM 1220 7-8am GA-Atlanta ZUP AM 1640 6-8am KY-Lexington WZXI AM 1280 5-8am central time KY-Paducah WTHQ AM 570 5-7am MA-Attleboro/RI-Providence WARL AM 1320 6-8am MA-Boston WBOQ FM 104.9 6-8am MA-East Long Meadow WHNP AM 1600 8-10am MA-Gardner WGAW AM 1340 6-10am MA-Greenfield WHMQ AM 1240 8-10am MA-Hyannis WXTK FM 95.1 8-10am MA-Lowell WCAP AM 980 6-9:30am MA-Milford WMRC AM 1490 6-8am MA-New Bedford WBSM AM 1420 6-8am - 9-10am MA-Northampton WHMP AM 1400 8-10am MA-Pittsfield WBEC AM 1420 6-9am MA-Salem WCCM AM 1110 7-10am Monday 1-2pm - Tuesday 1- MA-Taunton WVBF AM 1530 2pm ME-Presque Isle WEGP AM 1390 6-9am ME-Rumford WTME AM 780 8-10am ME-South Paris WKTQ AM 1450 8-10am MI-Kingsley WJNL AM 1210 9-10am MI - Lansing WILS AM 1320 8-10am CT MI-Petoskey WJML AM 1110 9-10am MN-Baxter WWWI FM 100.0 5-8:30 MN Peguot KLKS FM 100.1 5-7:30 AM MN-Eveleth KRBT AM 1340 6-8am MO-Poplar Bluff KLID AM 1340 5-7am central time MO-Sedalia KSIS AM 105 5:00-7:00am central time MO-Springfield KWTO AM 560 9:30-11:00am MS-Jackson WPBQ AM 1240 5-7am central time 6-10am Sunday Mountain MT-Billings KHON AM 1230 time 6-9am Saturday Mountain MT-Billings KHON AM 1230 time 6-9am Saturday Mountain MT-Laurel KBSR AM 1490 time 6-10am Sunday Mountain MT-Laurel KBSR AM 1490 time 6-9am Saturday Mountain MT-Lockwood KYLW AM 1450 time 6-10am Sunday Mountain MT-Lockwood KBSR AM 1450 time NE-Crookston KINI FM 96.1 5-9am NH-Keene WKBK AM 1290 8-10am NH-Keene WKBK FM 107.5 8-10am NH-Laconia WEZS AM 1350 6-10am NH-Lebanon WUVR AM 1490 8-10am NH-Manchester WGIR AM 610 6-10am NH-Nashua WSMN AM 1590 8-9am NH-Lebanon WUVR FM 98.9 8-10am NH-New London WNTK FM 99.7 8-10am NH-Portsmouth WQSO FM 96.7 6-10am NH-Rochester WGIN AM 930 6-10am NJ Asbury Parks WADB AM 1310 6-7am NJ-Lakewood Township WOBM AM 1160 6-7am NJ-Teaneck WVNJ AM 1160 6-9am NM-Carlsbad KMLS FM 101.9 Friday only 8-9am NY-Auburn WAUB AM 1590 8-10am NY-Auburn WAUB FM 98.1 8-10am NY-Geneva WGVA FM 96.1 8-10am NY-Geneva WGVA AM 1240 8-10am NY-Ithaca WHCU AM 870 10-Noon NY-Ithaca WHCU FM 95.9 10-Noon NY-Orleans WOEN AM 1360 6-10am OH-Mount Vernon WMVO AM 1300 Sunday 12pm-4pm PA-Pittsburgh WEDO AM 810 10-11am PA-Reading WEEU AM 830 12-4pm PA-Warren WNAE AM 1310 5-7 AM Central SC-Anderson WAIM AM 1230 6-9am SC-Columbia WQXL AM 1470 8-9am SC-Columbia WQXL FM 95.9 8-9am SD-ST. Francis KINI FM 96.1 5-9am TN-Memphis KWAM AM 990 5-9am central time live/delayed from 8a-12p TN-Jasper WTNW AM 820 Central (9a-1p Eastern) TX-Cameron KTAE AM 1330 7-10am TX-Dallas/Ft Worth KKGM AM 1630 5-6am UT-Delta KYAH AM 540 4-8am Mountain tiime VT-St. Johnsbury WSTJ AM 1340 6-10am VT-Rutland WSYB AM 1380 6-8am ET 5-7am CT WI-BERLIN, WISS AM-1100 5 to 8 CT WI-BERLIN, WISS FM -97.3 5 to 8 CT WV-Huntington WNBL AM 1200 1-3pm ET WA-Bellingham KBAL AM 930 1-3pm Pacific time Internet Radio Station Live Internet connecti GAB on GAB 6-8am GCN GCN.com 6-10am Streamfin Streamfinder.com der.com 6-10am Streaming Radioguid Streaming Radio Guide.com e.com 6-10am Tunein.co Tunein.com m 6-10am KIMB internet radio KIMB 6-7am.
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