where to find these stations

[oldtimeradio]

There was another thread here that said a new syndicated program nowadays should find an audience on low power stations or part 15 licensed stations.

Are there any good places to find these stations? So far as I know there aren't any mass mailing lists for these guys. Is there an organization that they can share information, etc.?

I have my own show that I'm trying to syndicate and these fine folks sound like just the place I need to go to.

Thanks.

Mike

 

[LibertyNT]

best place i know of is part15.us

Im on there as a part 15 station [check out my tag line]

 

[oldtimeradio]

Thanks. Since the time I posted this I did some Googling and I found a few intereting sites, but I think I did not find the site you mentioned. I am looking at it now, and I love it! I going to read more of it for awhile.

What I didn't see (so far) is the demographics of the people involved in part 15 broadcasting. I have a music program that might work for people over forty years of age, but I get the feeling I may not find too many out there.

Thanks again for all of the help.

Mike

 

[radioboy]

Hi Mike,

I am the owner of a Part 15 station and know a few of the other owners.

My station primarily plays classic country and caters to an older audience. Feel free
to email me with your program information.

I am also streaming via the Internet if you want to check the station out for yourself.
The direct listen link is in my sig.

 

[LibertyNT]

Most part 15 stations dont sem to care much for demographics.If you want a place on 1650 feel more than free to email me at [email protected] . part 15 stations are always looking for programming.