DWKC-FM

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DWKC (93.9 iFM)
City of license San Juan City
Broadcast area Mega Manila, surrounding areas
Branding 93.9 iFM
Slogan Puwede! (2002 - 2009)
Siguradong Enjoy Ka! (2009 - present)
Ambot sa Kambing na may Bangs! (2012 - present)
Frequency 93.9 MHz
(also on HD Radio)
93.9-2 FM Top 40 Hits (HD Radio)
93.9-3 FM Classic Hits (HD Radio)
First air date 1967 (as DWXL-FM)
1978 (as DWKC-FM)
Format Hot AC, OPM
Power 25,000 watts
ERP 240,000 watts
Class C, D, E
Former callsigns DWXL (1967-1972)
Owner Radio Mindanao Network
Sister stations DZXL
Website http://www.rmn.ph/
http://www.ifm.com.ph

DWKC-FM (93.9 FM) – under the brand 93.9 iFM – is a radio station with hot adult contemporary, and OPM format at the licensed of San Juan City. It is owned and operated by Radio Mindanao Network in the Philippines. The station's studio is located at Unit 806, Atlanta Centre, Annapolis Street, Greenhills, San Juan City, and transmitter is located at Palos Verdes Executive Village, Brgy. Seven Hills, Sumulong Highway, Antipolo City, Rizal, sharing the same site with 99.5 Play FM and Jam 88.3.

History

93.9 WKC (1978-1999)

DWKC-FM was known as 93.9 WKC, first aired on September 3, 1978, a C-D-E market radio station with famous taglines including "We are family". It was managed by Mike Enriquez, at that time known as "Baby Michael". He left in 1995 for GMA Network to prepare for the elections and became known as Mr. Saksi. 93.9 WKC operations were at the Philcomcen Bldg. in Ortigas Center, Pasig. It played pop music through its existence. On November 22, 1999 at 11:00PM it signed off as 93.9 WKC

939 KCFM (1999-2002)

On November 23, 1999 at 6:00AM 93.9 reformatted to 939 KCFM , now catering to the A-B market, with its slogan "Live It Up!" DWKC featured Chico and Delamar (previously from Monster Radio RX 93.1)and King DJ Logan (now with Wave 891 for The Rowdy Empire). On May 15, 2002, 939 KCFM signed off for the last time.

93.9 iFM (2002-present)

logo of 93.9 IFM from 2009 to 2013

On May 16, 2002 Reformatted back to a C-D-E market radio station, known as 93.9 iFM with its slogan Pwede! (English: (It) Can Be!), is headed by Fred M. Davis who was responsible for making 102.7 Star FM, WRR 101.9 For Life!, 101.1 YES! FM and 90.7 Love Radio successful stations. In June 2007, RMN FM station DWKC 93.9 in Manila was the first commercial station in the country to broadcast with HD Radio technology. It broadcast in three HD Radio digital audio channels along with its pre-existing analog signal. The operation of its facility was in high-level combined hybrid mode with an existing 35 kW analog transmitter, a new Nautel 1 kW HD Radio transmitter, with the digital exciter, importer and exporter providing the digital signal component.[1] In June 2008, iFM launched another tagline Pinalakas!, as a result. As the Makati Studios were transferred to Atlanta Center in San Juan City, RMN's sister station, DZXL and its studios remained in Makati City.

In March 2009, iFM changed its logo as well the slogan to Sa iFM Siguradong Enjoy Ka!! (At iFM, You Will Surely Be Enjoyed!). And by January 2010, iFM also launched a new campaign as 'Ang Bago Mong FM' ( Your New FM) with new DJs, new programs, a new 7-note jingle, internet promotions and the addition of new talents like the Megandang Megan, Nikka Dyosa, Kara Lambingera aka Klariz Magboo, YouTube sensations Kuya Jobert and Sir Rex Kantatero, iFM continues to bring quality entertainment to the metro. On May 10, 2011, the popular program "Itanong Mo kay Kuya Jobert" was replaced by "Itanong Mo sa Mga Tikbalang" featuring new jocks Charlie Bagin and Markang Bungal known as the duo "Tambalang Tikbalang". The former was replaced due to Kuya Jobert's hectic schedule.

In late 2011, a new slogan was introduced as Ambot sa Kambing na may Bangs! (English: Ask the Goat with Bangs!). Since then, iFM's official monicker is "Kakambing".

Programs and Features

  • ALIS-INIS at UMPUKAN with Dhong Hilario 5am to 8am Mondays to Saturdays
  • Kamote Club with Pakito Jones and Sir Rex Kantatero (Monday to Saturday 8am - 12nn)
  • Coach Tsong with Lolo Barbers/ Macho Palito (12nn - 3pm)
  • Bokakero at Bokakera with Darling Megan & Kitchie Tita (3pm - 6pm)
  • Sandalan On The Phone (SOP) with Kuya Jay T. (6pm - 9pm)
  • Kama Ni Kara (9pm - 12mn)
  • Palusot
  • Labanan ng Damatandz
  • Nganga

Disk Jockeys

  • Dhong Hilario (5am - 8am)
  • Sir Rex Kantatero and Pakito Jones (8am - 12pm)
  • Darling Iyana (12nn - 3pm)
  • Megandang Megan & Kitchie Tita(3pm - 6pm)
  • Kuya Jay T. (6pm - 9pm)
  • Kara Lambingera (9pm - 12mn)
  • Rob "The Lover Boy" (Station Manager)

Former Disk Jockeys

iFM (Siguradong Enjoy Ka!)

  • Charlie Bagen
  • Markang Bungal
  • Roger Luntian
  • Lolo Barbers
  • Lucy (now with 103.5 Wow FM as Aya)
  • Kuya Jay
  • Kuya Jobert (Jobert Austria)
  • Pendaflex
  • Jhoy Jhoy
  • Anton De Gracia
  • Bonggang Bea (now with MOR 101.9 Manila as Gigilicious Bea, now known simply as Bea)
  • Bernie (now with 107.5 Win Radio)
  • Choops (now with DWIZ)
  • Gardo Batuta
  • Jumbo Joe (Jupiter Torres) (now with Inquirer)
  • Macho Palito (now with DWWW)
  • Seksi Sabel

iFM Pwede!

  • Carlo
  • Maning
  • Raymund
  • Isoy
  • Summer
  • Louise
  • Rickee (now with 90.7 Love Radio as Emma Harot)
  • Dizzy Rhugz (now with Hot FM)
  • Rocky
  • Randy (pinch hitter)
  • Binibinig K
  • Tara Titat

939 KCFM

  • Chico (returned to Monster Radio RX 93.1)
  • Delamar (returned to Monster Radio RX 93.1)
  • King DJ Logan (now with Wave 891)
  • Dylan Thomas (formerly known as Captain Turk)
  • Peachy
  • Vinz G.
  • Cholo
  • Chris Cruise (now with 105.1 Crossover)
  • Auey
  • Ray with an A (formerly known as Ray Mambo)
  • Mitch (formerly known as Super Mitch)
  • Andy
  • Manny D. (now deceased)

93.9 WKC

  • Baby Michael (now with Super Radyo DZBB)
  • Hillbilly Willy
  • Happy Louie
  • Dr. Buddy Brian, MD
  • Captain Turk
  • Super Mitch
  • Ray Mamdo
  • Rudolph Rivera (now with 100.3 RJFM)
  • Wild Wild Vic (now deceased)
  • Reginald Francisco
  • Bobby Ante
  • SeaHorse (now with 105.1 Crossover)
  • General Andrew P
  • Ate Vilma saya

i FM stations

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References

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