MBC Standard FM

HLKV-AM
Broadcast area	South Korea
Frequency	AM: 900 KHz FM: 95.9 MHz
First air date	1961
Format	General Purpose
Owner	MBC
Webcast	Listen Live
Website

HLKV-AM (Hangul : MBC 중파라디오) also known as MBC Standard FM is a general (News, Current affairs, Sports, Drama) radio station of the Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation. known as South Korea's first commercial radio station and known programs such as MBC Radio Nationwide News 7, Jung Joon-young's shimshimtapa radio, dreaming garret, missing night, midnight music box and Heo Kyung-hwan's Starry Starry Night. the station is also known for radio dramas.

History

August 25, 1961 - MBC AM Started Broadcasting (call sign HLKV, AM frequency 900 kHz Power 10 kW)
1966 - MBC AM boosted power (10 kW → 50 kW)
1987 December 15 - HLKV-SFM 95.9 MHz started broadcasting as a FM relay of MBC AM.
1988 - MBC AM Started South Korea's first 24hr radio broadcast.
2000 - Renamed as MBC 900AM.
2002 - Digital tapeless system conversion completed.

Availability

Seoul

Callsign	Frequency	Power (㎾)
HLKV-AM	900㎑	50㎾
HLKV-SFM	95.9㎒	10㎾

Affiliate Stations

Chuncheon MBC - AM 774kHz, FM 92.3, 88.9 MHz
Daejeon MBC - AM 765kHz, FM 92.5, 91.3 MHz
Cheongju MBC - AM 1297kHz, FM 97.5 MHz
Jeonju MBC - AM 855kHz, FM 101.7, 94.3 MHz
Gwangju MBC - AM 819kHz, FM 93.9 MHz
Daegu MBC - AM 810kHz, FM 96.5 MHz
Busan MBC - AM 1161kHz, FM 95.9, 106.5 MHz
Ulsan MBC - AM 846kHz, FM 97.5 MHz
Jeju MBC - AM 774kHz, FM 97.9, 97.1 MHz

Programs

Note : This is a partial list.

MBC Newsdesk (along with MBC FM4U/Broadcast in Seoul Only.)
Heo Kyung-hwan's starry night
Jung Joon-young's shimshimtapa radio
Saengbok Tappang
Missing night
Midnight music box
3 o' clock C-Radio Show (a radio show for Chinese expatriates in Korea.)
MBC Nationwide News 7 (Main Newscast at 7PM.)
MBC 9 Morning Newswatch
MBC 12 News
MBC Network News 3
Morning daily drama (at 8AM.)
Noontime special daily drama (at 1PM.)
Monday-Wednesday Drama (at 9PM.)
Thursday-Friday Drama (at 9PM.)
Weekend Drama (at 2PM.)

D.J.s

Baek Ji-young
Park Jung-ah
Seo In
Kang Da-som
Park Joon-hyung (comedian.)
Jung Kyung-mi
Yang Hee-eun
Seo Kyung-suk
Cho Young-nam
Choi Yoo-ra
Wang Sang-han
Choi Yang-rak
Shin Dong-ho (an MBC announcer.)
Yoon Jung-soo
Shin Bong-sun
Kang Seok
Kim Hye-young
Lee Jae-yong
Cha Mi-yeon

News Anchors

Jin Goo (also works as an actor.)
Jeon Da-Hye
Heo Yoo-Jung
Yeom Ji-Na
Na Dan-Bi
Kim Taeyang
Park Sehyuk
Park Hyunho
Kim Dong Sung
Jeon HoJun
Jin Hyosang
Yoo Sangdo
Shin Yooncheol
Kim Hansol
Kim Byungjoo
Shin Jiho
Kim Sang Gyun
Seo Sangwon
Im Yuri
Kim Junhee
Kwon Sohee
Kristine Yoon
Kim Yeonju
Park Miso
Shin Minjae
Ahn Sohyeon
Shin Jisoo
Kim Sunyoung
Heo Eunjung
Shin Ye Eun
Lee Dasom
Jo Jinhee
Yoon Jungbin

Former D.J.s/Anchors

Go Yoon-ha (aka Younha)
Heo Kyung-hwan
Park Gyuri
Shindong
Kim Shin-young (Now with MBC FM4U.)
Lee Eon (dead.)
Park Kyung-lim (Now with MBC FM4U.)
Yoo Chae-young (dead.)
Yoon Jong-shin
Shin Hae-chul
Park Jung-ah
Lee Moon-se
Lee Juck
Lee Hwi-jae
Ok Ju-hyun
Park Hye-jin
Sohn Jung-eun
Koo Eun-young
Cho Jung-sun
Sohn Suk-hee
Kim Mi-hwa
Yoon Jung-su
Lee Eu-jin
Lim Jin-mo
Choi Yoon-young
Choi Hyun-jung
Song Seung-hwan
Kim Sang-su
Lee Soo-young
Noh Sa-yeon
Ji Sang-ryeol
Kim Heung-kook
Park Gwang-hyun
Hwang Sun-sook
Shin Dong-yup
Park Myeong-su (Now with KBS 2FM.)
Lee Dong-jin
Kim Eo-joon
Jung Sung-hwa
Park Hee-jin
Kim So-young

Logo Song

MBC~ MBC~ in G major (Man version)
MBC~ MBC~ in G major (Woman version)
M~BC in C major (Man version)
M~BC in C major (Woman version)
MBC~ Radio in F major (Man version) - Ludwig van Beethoven, Johannes Brahms, Donnie Yen, TVXQ
MBC~ Radio in F major (Woman version)
MBC Radio in A-flat major (Man version) - Robert Schumann, Exo
MBC Radio in C-sharp major (Woman version) - Ludwig van Beethoven, Johannes Brahms, Go Yoon-ha

References

External links

HLKV-AM Streaming

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