WHWL-FM is a local, non-commercial station owned by Gospel Opportunities, Inc. The format for the station is religious. WHWL-FM's target audience is religious listeners, ages 18 to 64 in the Marquette County area. WHWL-FM simulcasts with sister stations on 98.1 WEUL-FM and 89.9 WHWG-FM. The station airs locally on 95.7 FM. WEUL-FM's tagline is "Witnessing His Wonderful Love." WHWL-FM's newscasts air at top of the hour, CT.

WHWY-FM is a commercial station owned by JVC Broadcasting. The format is contemporary country. WHWY-FM airs at 98.1 FM in Fort Walton Beach, FL and surrounding areas. The target audience is listeners, ages 18 to 54. WHWY-FM's tagline is "Highway 98.1."

WHXR-FM is a commercial station owned by WBIN, Inc. The format of the station is rock. WHXR-FM's target audience is classic rock music listeners, ages 18 to 54, in the Portland, ME area. The station airs locally at 106.3 FM. WHXR-FM's tagline is "106.3 The Rock" and their slogan is "Portland's Real Rock Station."

WHXT-FM is a commercial station owned by Alpha Media. The format of the station is urban contemporary. WHXT-FM broadcasts to the Columbia, SC area at a frequency of 103.9 FM. The tagline of the station is "Hot 103.9" and its slogan is "Blazin' Hip Hop and R&B."

Podcast hosted by Sarah Marshall and Alex Steed who attempt to understand what it means to be the grown children of dads and other dad-like figures.

Why Dance Matters is a series of conversations with extraordinary people from the world of dance and beyond. It traces the impact of dance on their lives and asks why dance matters to them - and why it might matter to us all. The RAD inspires the world to dance, and we hope these insightful personal conversations - hosted by David Jays, editor of Dance Gazette, the RAD magazine - will delight and even surprise you. Find out more on our website > https://www.royalacademyofdance.org/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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