airwaves on WKPQ to accuse national Democrats of forcing him out of office. March 8: WXKS/Boston will dump its Regional Mexican format and replace it with all-talk "Rush Radio;" it swaps callsigns with sister station WKOX a week prior. The station began stunting the week prior with a sound collage of clips from the shows it was going to air and Ronald Reagan speeches. March 8: Another Albany, Georgia station makes a format switch, as WKZZ returns to the airwaves as an Adult Top 40 after stunting for 72 hours with "The Wheel of Formats." March 11: "Psycho Mike" Catherwood is named the permanent co-host of Loveline. March 12: DMG Radio Australia switches its Adult Hits-formatted Vega network/stations to Classic Rock March 12: KPMZ/Dallas-Ft. Worth dumps its oldies format and begins stunting with "Reagan Radio" in preparation for a format change to news/talk as a simulcast of WBAP on March 15. March 12: Oldies KCAR-FM/Joplin, Missouri, flips to an all-comedy radio format. Though AM stations have used the format in the past, this is first time ever that a full-time Comedy format has appeared on the FM band in the United States. Incidentally, Ronald Reagan clips will also be part of this format. March 16: National Geographic Radio moves from Salem Radio Network to United Stations Radio Networks. March 17 Kansas City picks up a new Active Rock outlet, as Cumulus Media launches "103.7 The Dam." The signal, which is actually a Class-A translator, is also the HD2 subchannel of Classic Rock sibling KCFX. March 19: WAOB/Pittsburgh returns to the air with a new "Catholic Radio" format. March 19: WIHB/Charleston, South Carolina, drops Top 40/CHR for Urban as "92.5 The Box." March 26: XM/Sirius station MLB Home Plate was rebranded to MLB Network Radio, and will simulcast some of TV channel MLB Network's shows such as MLB Tonight. March 26: Just 10 months after dropping Smooth Jazz for Country, WDSJ/Dayton, Ohio, flips formats again, this time to Classic Hits March 29: Big Boy's Neighborhood, having ended its run on Citadel Media on March 26, moves to Dial Global. March 31: WWPW/Louisville ends its simulcast of WAY-FM Network affiliate WRVI to go Urban as "104.3 The Beat"; Hot AC WKIM/Memphis takes the "Gen X" format April 1: After 9 months of FM Talk, KPWT/San Antonio silences the format in anticipation of a flip to adult album alternative on April 5. (See