WDNR
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WDNR | |
Broadcast area | Philadelphia, PA/Chester, PA |
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Branding | "Wideners Best" |
First air date | 1977 |
Frequency | 89.5 (MHz) |
Format | College Radio |
ERP | 8 watts |
Callsign meaning | WiDeNeR |
Owner | Widener University |
Website | www.wdnr.com |
WDNR, known as 89.5 Widener University, is a college radio station which broadcasts in the Philadelphia area via a transmitter that covers a 10-mile radius around Chester, PA. WDNR can also be listened to on the internet via an online stream. The station broadcasts local football games, and plays a wide variety of music.
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- Yellow - Freeform
- Blue - Jazz
- Teal - Children
- Dark Grey - Electronic/Techno
- White - Christian
- Green - Oldies
- Red - Rock
- Purple - Hip Hop/R&B/Reggae
- Orange - Punk/Ska
- Dark Red - Metal
WDNR also stands for Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
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