WYEP-FM

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WYEP-FM is a non-commercial, community-supported outlet that specializes in eclectic music and programming. The station, which is run by Pittsburgh Community Broadcasting Corporation, operates on 91.3 MHz with an ERP of 18 kW, and is licensed to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

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WYEP-FM, which has always been independently run, began broadcasting in 1974, on the 91.5 frequency. The station was located in the South Oakland area of Pittsburgh in a former police horse stable. In 1982, WYEP-FM moved to 91.3 and upgraded their signal to 18 kW. Transmission facilities were moved from atop the Cathedral of Learning on the University of Pittsburgh campus to a tower above the Monongahela River near Hazelwood. In 1987 The station reorganized and relocated their broadcast facility to the campus of Chatham College in Pittsburgh's East End. In 1994 the station moved to Birmingham Place on the South Side of Pittsburgh. In early 2006, the station began broadcasting from the new WYEP Community Broadcast Center, located in the Bedford Square section of Pittsburgh's South Side. Many adult-alternativve listeners consider WYEP's eclectic playlist the best of any radio station, and their support enables WYEP to prosper while much of the broadcast radio industry struggles against changes in the music and media worlds. "My brother visited from Kansas last Christmas and I turned him onto WYEP," says WYEP member Susan Orr, a Pittsburgh marketing executive. "He listens to WYEP on his MacBook, whether he's in small-town Kansas or visiting Maine on the New Brunswick border."

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FM radio stations in the Pittsburgh Market (Arbitron #24)

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By Callsign: WAMO | WANB | WBJV | WCAL | WCDK | WCYJ | WDSY | WDUQ | WDVE | WEGW | WFGI | WFSJ | WGEV | WGLZ | WGSM | WITX | WIUP | WJPA | WKPL | WKST | WLCY | WLER | WLSW | WLTJ | WMUG | WNJR | WOGF | WOGG | WOGH | WOGI | WORD | WPGB | WPHP | WPKL | WPTS | WQED | WQMU | WRCT | WRKZ | WRRK | WRWJ | WSHH | WSRU | WUKL | WVBC | WVMN | WWSW | WXDX | WVKF | WVNP | WYEP | WYFU | WZPT

Past Stations: WBZZ | WYDD  

Satellite Radio Local Traffic/Weather: XM Channel 215

See also: Pittsburgh (FM) (AM)

See also: List of FM stations in Pittsburgh
Arbitron-Ranked Pennsylvania Radio Markets:

Allentown (FM) (AM) | Altoona | Erie (FM) (AM) | Harrisburg-Carlisle-Lebanon (FM) (AM) | Johnstown | Lancaster (FM) (AM) | Meadville-Franklin | Philadelphia (FM) (AM) | Pittsburgh (FM) (AM) | Reading | State College | Sunbury-Selinsgrove-Lewisburg | Wilkes Barre-Scranton (FM) (AM) | Williamsport | York (FM) (AM)

Non-Arbitron-Ranked Pennsylvania Radio Markets:
Northern Pennsylvania (includes DuBois, Kane, Punxsutawney, St. Marys, and Warren)

See also: List of radio stations in Pennsylvania and List of United States radio markets