on AFRTS Radio Glenn Hauser – World of Radio Marie Lamb – DXing With Cumbre Rush Limbaugh – his show was carried on WRNO-Worldwide in the 1990s Stan Monteith The Report Of The Week – YouTube Food Critic, hosts Voice of the Report of the Week Jay Smilkstein – WBCQ John Stadtmiller on WWCR – notorious for setting up Mark Koernke Hal Turner on WBCQ - The Hal Turner Radio Show John from Staten Island & Frank from Queens – hosting "The Right Perspective" on WWCR Shortwave stations Government broadcasters (USA) Voice of America worldwide news service Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty targeting Europe and Asia Radio Free Asia targeting Asia Radio Sawa targeting the Middle East Radio Farda targeting Iran Radio Martí targeting Cuba WWV/WWVH - time stations from the National Institute of Standards and Technology American Forces Network - focused on the military Current privately owned US broadcasters KNLS – World Christian Broadcasting – Anchor Point, Alaska KSDA – Adventist World Radio – Agat, Guam KTWR – Trans World Radio – Agana, Guam KVOH – "Voice of Hope" – Rancho Simi, California WBCQ – "The Planet" – Monticello, Maine WEWN – "Eternal Word Network" – Irondale, Alabama WHRI – "World Harvest Radio International" – Furman, South Carolina WINB – "World International Broadcasting" – Red Lion, Pennsylvania WJHR – Milton, Florida (unique for broadcasting in Upper Side Band modulation) WMLK – Assemblies of Yahweh – Bethel, Pennsylvania WRMI – "Radio Miami International" – Okeechobee, Florida WTWW – "We Transmit World Wide" – Lebanon, Tennessee WWCR – "Worldwide Christian Radio" – Nashville, Tennessee WRNO – "WRNOradio.com" – New Orleans, Louisiana Defunct broadcasters KAIJ – Dallas, Texas KFBS – Far East Broadcasting Company – Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands KGEI – San Francisco, California (studios and transmitter in Redwood City, California) KHBN – High Adventure Ministries Piti, Guam (now T8BZ in Palau) KHBI – Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands (Formerly KYOI) KIMF – Pinon, New Mexico (licensed, but never built) KJES – "The Lord's Station" – Vado, New Mexico KRHO – Honolulu, Hawaii KSAI – Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands KTBN – Trinity Broadcasting Network – Salt Lake City, Utah KUSW – "Superpower" – Salt Lake City, Utah (station sold, and became KTBN) KWHR – "World Harvest Radio" – Naalehu, Hawaii KYOI – Saipan (1982-1989) "Super Rock" commercial station, later KHBI NDXE – (never built) WCSN – Maine -Operated by the Christian Science Monitor WGEO