William Jewell’s 91.9FM signed on in 1974 as a student-operated station under the direction of Dr. Georgia B. Bowman, with a mix of classical music on weekdays, and top 40 on nights & weekends.  In the 80s, the station picked up the KWJC call letters and “Stereo 91-9” branding, then made a gradual transition to religious programming by the mid 90s.  Modern rock came to the KWJC in the late 90s as the popular “91-9 College Radio” hit the airwaves.  By 2004, rock gave way to CHR as “Jewell 91-9” became the final student-run station at 91.9FM.  EMF took over by LMA in June of 2006, first broadcasting K-Love programming, then Air1 after picking up 97.3 FM in fall of 2007.

Click on the links below to learn about former stations at 91.9FM, or visit the frequency's current occupant, 91.9 Air1, by clicking here.