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The WayFM Network is a national, non-profit radio broadcasting network in the United States, primarily playing Christian adult contemporary music. While WayFM is based in Colorado Springs, Colorado, it operates stations in 12 states (as of May 2018), with content creation and programming originating in Franklin, Tennessee.

Key Information

History

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Origins in Fort Myers

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WAY Media, Inc. was founded in 1987 by Bob Augsburg.[1] The non-profit corporation began as a single FM radio station in Fort Myers, Florida.

In the early 1980s, Bob and Felice Augsburg were residing in Fort Myers, where Bob was working as the program director at WSOR, a Christian radio station formatted for older adults. Bob and Felice have said that they "were compelled by the burden to see a younger audience reached and Bob began producing a Saturday evening broadcast geared for youth".[2] This program, which aired on WSOR, became the springboard for Christian rock concerts in the area and the impetus for a 24/7 station with this type of format.[2]

Much discussion with local parents and business people led to a non-profit Florida corporation and an application filed with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) for an unused FM frequency.

On December 24, 1986, the group received its permit for the construction of a new non-commercial FM station in Fort Myers, WAYJ. On October 9, 1987, WAYJ, broadcasting as "WAY-FM", signed on the air.

Growth

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By 1993, four WAY-FM radio stations were on the air—including Fort Myers; Sarasota, Florida (WAYG); Nashville, Tennessee (WAYM);[3][4] and West Palm Beach, Florida (WAYF).[5] The Sarasota station never generated sufficient listener support among Sarasota's older population and closed in 1996.[6]

In the mid-1990s, WAY-FM stations, beginning with WAYF in West Palm Beach, began to sponsor and organize large Christian music concerts and day-long music festivals. Within a few years, Nashville and Fort Myers also began to sponsor major Christian music events.

After several years of planning, in 1996, WAY-FM began the Christian Hit Radio Satellite Network (CHRSN). The network was designed to help other stations who desired to reach the youth and young adults of their respective communities but lacked the manpower or resources to operate a station on their own.[citation needed] On August 27, 1996, WAY-FM also launched its official website, complete with downloadable singles and music videos.[7]

Corporate office established

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In 2001, WAY-FM Media Group established a corporate office in Colorado Springs, Colorado, where Bob Augsburg, the president and founder now lives. Dusty Rhodes, former station manager of WAYF, joined Augsburg in Colorado as chief operating officer and is now the ministry's senior vice president.

In 2005, Dar Ringling joined the ministry as chief financial officer while Lloyd Parker, formerly general manager of the K-Love and Air1 radio networks, became the chief operating officer.

In 2012, WAY-FM shifted from its long time Christian CHR format to a Christian adult contemporary format, along with shifting their audience from 18- to 34-year-olds, to older adults (25–54), thus growing up with its original audience more or less. Since 2013 WAY-FM, via flagship station WAYM in Nashville, is a Christian AC reporter to the Nielsen BDS service, and became a monitored reporter to Mediabase's Christian AC panel in April 2015.

In July 2013, WAY-FM ceased providing programming to non-owned stations via satellite, with the exception of the network morning show, The Wally Show. In 2017, The Wally Show also left syndication.

In May 2015, WAY-FM announced plans to acquire KVRK in North Texas.[8] The station's call letters were changed to KAWA, and it now broadcasts the national WAY-FM format. Its former Power FM programming became an online music channel, app, and community of Christian rock fans managed by WAY-FM Media Group.

New CEO

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In August 2017, founder Bob Augsburg officially retired from his position as CEO.[9] Bob remains on the board of directors and is still involved in the ministry. John Scaggs was chosen as the new CEO.[9]

Merger with Hope Media Group

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On January 26, 2022; it was announced that Way Media Group would merge with Hope Media Group based out of Houston, Texas. Hope Media Group owns and operates heritage Christian AC station KSBJ 89.3, and Spanish Christian AC sister KHVU 91.7 (Vida Unida), along with internet radio station NGEN Radio which features a pop and hip-hop leaning Christian CHR format.

Current reach

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At this time, WAY-FM owns and operates 23 full power FM radio stations. WAY-FM also owns 38 translator stations. WAY-FM is also heard online and offers two online exclusive streams. NGEN radio streaming Christian pop and hip-hop and Way Loud streaming Christian active/alternative rock.

Station list

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Alabama

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Call sign Frequency City of license FID ERP (W) HAAT Class FCC info
WAYU 91.1 FM Steele, Alabama 173825 150 230 m (755 ft) A LMS
WAYH 88.1 FM Harvest, Alabama 61509 3,500 204 m (669 ft) C3 LMS
W297AP 107.3 FM Anniston, Alabama 141192 10 222 m (728 ft) D LMS
W220ED 91.9 FM Auburn, Alabama 148356 19 49 m (161 ft) D LMS
W210CA 89.9 FM Birmingham, Alabama 141129 10 349.1 m (1,145 ft) D LMS
W258AE 99.5 FM Florence, Alabama 58436 27 73.4 m (241 ft) D LMS
W256CD 99.1 FM Fultondale, Alabama 153894 130 0 m (0 ft) D LMS
W258AU 99.5 FM Huntsville, Alabama 141160 120 387 m (1,270 ft) D LMS
W259BS 99.7 FM Montgomery, Alabama 141115 10 0 m (0 ft) D LMS
W272CO 102.3 FM Montgomery, Alabama 90253 250 192 m (630 ft) D LMS
W292EI 106.3 FM Warrior, Alabama 141132 250 0 m (0 ft) D LMS

Colorado

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Call sign Frequency City of license FID ERP (W) HAAT Class FCC info
KBWA 89.1 FM Brush, Colorado 91420 1,500 44.2 m (145 ft) A LMS
KXWA 101.9 FM Centennial, Colorado 70822 9,500 163 m (535 ft) C3 LMS
KCWA 93.9 FM Loveland, Colorado 9761 580 319 m (1,047 ft) A LMS
KRWA 90.9 FM Rye, Colorado 87409 10,000 34.6 m (114 ft) C3 LMS
KJWA 89.7 FM Trinidad, Colorado 87410 160 241 m (791 ft) A LMS
KFWA 103.1 FM Weldona, Colorado 79249 6,800 46.3 m (152 ft) C3 LMS
K257FO 99.3 FM Colorado Springs, Colorado 140178 72 651 m (2,136 ft) D LMS
K230BO 93.9 FM Monument, Colorado 140364 250 148 m (486 ft) D LMS
K299AO 107.7 FM Sterling, Colorado 139945 75 110.4 m (362 ft) D LMS

Florida

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Call sign Frequency City of license FID ERP (W) HAAT Class FCC info
WAYP 88.3 FM Marianna, Florida 40082 70,000 105 m (344 ft) C1 LMS
WAYJ 89.5 FM Naples, Florida 59831 100,000 94.1 m (309 ft) C1 LMS
WAYF 88.1 FM West Palm Beach, Florida 61507 50,000 321 m (1,053 ft) C1 LMS
W263BI 100.5 FM Fort Myers, Florida 143063 250 320.8 m (1,052 ft) D LMS
W295DC 106.9 FM Panama City, Florida 140054 15 11 m (36 ft) D LMS
W258BC 99.5 FM Perkins, Florida 144622 250 93.2 m (306 ft) D LMS
W244BD 96.7 FM Stuart, Florida 85974 800 42 m (138 ft) D LMS
W239CG 95.7 FM Tallahassee, Florida 144620 10 0 m (0 ft) D LMS
W212CG 90.3 FM West Palm Beach, Florida 123364 250 0 m (0 ft) D LMS

Georgia

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Call sign Frequency City of license FID ERP (W) HAAT Class FCC info
WAYT 88.1 FM Thomasville, Georgia 61193 17,000 392 m (1,286 ft) C1 LMS
W212AR 90.3 FM Lindale, Georgia 64263 10 217 m (712 ft) D LMS

Indiana

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Call sign Frequency City of license FID ERP (W) HAAT Class FCC info
WAYI 104.3 FM Charlestown, Indiana 76595 3,000 100 m (328 ft) A LMS
WJWA 91.5 FM Evansville, Indiana 69106 6,100 151 m (495 ft) B1 LMS
W220DV 91.9 FM Evansville, Indiana 141109 250 248.2 m (814 ft) D LMS
W261CW 100.1 FM Evansville, Indiana 141110 43 0 m (0 ft) D LMS

Kansas

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Call sign Frequency City of license FID ERP (W) HAAT Class FCC info
KYWA 90.7 FM Wichita, Kansas 48537 53,000 144 m (472 ft) C1 LMS

Kentucky

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Call sign Frequency City of license FID ERP (W) HAAT Class FCC info
WAYD 88.1 FM Auburn, Kentucky 93017 1,000 113 m (371 ft) A LMS
WAYK 105.9 FM Valley Station, Kentucky 50764 1,250 155 m (509 ft) A LMS
W212BZ 90.3 FM Brentwood, Kentucky 140468 19 87.2 m (286 ft) D LMS
W201DD 88.1 FM Central City, Kentucky 147296 27 58.9 m (193 ft) D LMS
W221EU 91.5 FM Central City, Kentucky 141101 120 0 m (0 ft) D LMS
W291BZ 106.1 FM Murray, Kentucky 142671 27 81.4 m (267 ft) D LMS
W217BP 91.3 FM Owensboro, Kentucky 140460 15 87.4 m (287 ft) D LMS

Oregon

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Call sign Frequency City of license FID ERP (W) HAAT Class FCC info
KKWA 96.3 FM West Linn, Oregon 13581 1,350 386 m (1,266 ft) C3 LMS
K272EL 102.3 FM Portland, Oregon 149924 99 422.6 m (1,386 ft) D LMS

South Carolina

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Call sign Frequency City of license FID ERP (W) HAAT Class FCC info
WAYA-FM 100.9 FM Ridgeville, South Carolina 25374 13,000 91 m (299 ft) C3 LMS
W267BK 101.3 FM Mount Pleasant, South Carolina 149547 250 201.5 m (661 ft) D LMS

Tennessee

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Call sign Frequency City of license FID ERP (W) HAAT Class FCC info
WAYQ 88.3 FM Clarksville, Tennessee 83853 14,000 227 m (745 ft) C2 LMS
WAYW 89.9 FM New Johnsonville, Tennessee 91932 500 97 m (318 ft) A LMS
WAYM 88.7 FM Spring Hill, Tennessee 58421 5,000 330 m (1,083 ft) C2 LMS
W215BH 90.9 FM Chattanooga, Tennessee 94111 10 361 m (1,184 ft) D LMS
W284AE 104.7 FM Chattanooga, Tennessee 58443 250 219 m (719 ft) D LMS
W207CI 89.3 FM Cleveland, Tennessee 58444 13 123.1 m (404 ft) D LMS
W257BX 99.3 FM Columbia, Tennessee 140706 60 54.4 m (178 ft) D LMS
W213BT 90.5 FM Cookeville, Tennessee 64257 10 134.5 m (441 ft) D LMS
W210CD 89.9 FM Hendersonville, Tennessee 64258 250 316 m (1,037 ft) D LMS
W207CQ 89.3 FM Jackson, Tennessee 140689 10 108 m (354 ft) D LMS

Texas

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Call sign Frequency City of license FID ERP (W) HAAT Class FCC info
KAWA 89.7 FM Sanger, Texas 76285 95,000 572 m (1,877 ft) C LMS

Washington

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Call sign Frequency City of license FID ERP (W) HAAT Class FCC info
K218FL 91.5 FM Spokane, Washington 106445 26 0 m (0 ft) D LMS
K235CU 94.9 FM Longview, Washington 140432 20 0 m (0 ft) D LMS

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The WayFM Network is a non-profit Christian radio broadcasting network in the United States, specializing in contemporary Christian music and uplifting talk programming designed to encourage listeners in their faith journeys. Founded on October 9, 1987, by Bob and Felice Augsburg in Fort Myers, Florida, it launched as the nation's first Top 40 all-Christian music station, initially broadcasting on a 50,000-watt signal as WAYJ-FM. The network's mission is to engage people to love Jesus, serve others, and spread hope through meaningful music and honest conversations, with core values rooted in kindness, compassion, and a statement of faith affirming biblical authority and salvation through Christ. Since its inception, WayFM has expanded significantly, growing from a single station to 14 full-power listener-supported radio stations and HD translators across 12 states, serving over 1 million weekly listeners on FM signals as of 2018. Key milestones include its 1992 entry into ; acquisitions in West Palm Beach in 1998 and Huntsville in 2003; and further growth with stations in (2004), Portland (2011), Spokane (2012), and (2015). Acquired by the Hope Media Group in 2021, it now operates as part of this , Texas-based non-profit organization (EIN: 74-2162248) that oversees additional outlets, while maintaining community-funded operations. Programming features popular shows such as The Wally Show, Middays with Joy, and Nights with Obadiah, alongside artists like and , and extends reach through digital platforms, a , and online streaming for broader engagement.

Overview

Format and Mission

WayFM Network operates as a Christian adult contemporary radio broadcaster, delivering uplifting that emphasizes encouragement and faith-based themes to inspire daily life. This format focuses on contemporary songs from artists in the genre, blending melodic and positive tracks suitable for a broad listening experience. The network's core mission is to direct listeners toward by combining meaningful music with authentic discussions, fostering resilience and joy amid personal challenges. This approach aims to engage audiences in culturally relevant ways, promoting spiritual growth and community connection through its programming. As a non-profit ministry, WayFM sustains its operations through listener donations and community support, ensuring accessibility without commercial pressures. Its foundational values highlight an ongoing dedication to youth and young adult outreach, alongside steadfast Christian principles grounded in biblical truth, which guide all content and initiatives. Following integration with Hope Media Group, WayFM maintains this mission-driven model within a larger non-profit framework.

Ownership and Headquarters

The WayFM Network has been owned by Hope Media Group, a nonprofit organization, since the completion of their merger on May 20, 2022. This merger integrated WayFM's operations into Hope Media Group's portfolio, which includes other radio brands like KSBJ and, as of October 2025, Worship 24/7, while preserving WayFM's focus on and programming. Post-merger, Hope Media Group's headquarters are located in the Houston area, specifically at 21620 Valley Ranch Parkway in , following the unveiling of a new ministry and media center in June 2025. WayFM's programming, however, continues to originate from studios in , supporting its national network of stations. Key leadership at Hope Media Group includes CEO Joe Paulo, who has held the position since 2018 and oversees the combined entity's strategic direction. In August 2024, Tim Dukes was promoted to President from , managing day-to-day operations across brands including WayFM. For WayFM specifically, Chris Pickett was elevated to Network Program Director in June 2025, succeeding Jeff Evans and guiding content strategy for the network. Hope Media Group operates as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit with 74-2162248 and holds Candid's 2025 Platinum Seal of Transparency, reflecting its commitment to in financial and operational reporting.

History

Founding and Early Expansion

The WayFM Network traces its origins to 1987, when Bob Augsburg and his wife Felice founded the organization in Fort Myers, Florida, with a mission to reach youth and young adults through . The inaugural station, WAYJ, signed on the air on October 9, 1987, operating as a 50,000-watt facility and becoming one of only three or four Top 40-format stations in the United States at the time. This pioneering approach emphasized high-energy programming tailored to teens and young Christians, featuring a mix of upbeat music and faith-based content to foster outreach in an era when such formats were rare in . Early expansion began modestly but accelerated in the early as the network sought to broaden its footprint in key markets. In 1992, WAYM launched in , establishing a second flagship amid the city's growing scene. The following year, 1993, marked significant growth with the addition of two stations: WAYF in West Palm Beach, which signed on in November after receiving its license in March, and WAYG in Sarasota, bringing the total to four owned-and-operated outlets focused on contemporary Christian hits. These additions reflected Augsburg's vision of building a regional presence in the Southeast, prioritizing markets with strong youth demographics while maintaining the network's commitment to innovative, youth-oriented broadcasting. By 1996, WayFM introduced technological advancements to support further syndication and accessibility. The Christian Hit Radio Satellite Network (CHRSN) was launched that year, enabling affiliated stations to access WayFM's programming via satellite and facilitating broader distribution of its contemporary format beyond owned stations. Complementing this, the network debuted its first official website in 1996, offering early digital engagement through features like downloadable music clips, which positioned WayFM as an innovator in blending radio with emerging online media. These steps laid the groundwork for national scaling in subsequent decades.

National Growth and Corporate Development

In 2001, WAY-FM Media Group relocated its corporate headquarters from , to , to centralize administrative functions and support ongoing expansion efforts. This move positioned the organization in a hub for and ministry activities, facilitating better oversight of its growing network of stations. The relocation underscored the network's transition from a regional broadcaster, originally founded in in 1987, to a more structured national entity. During the early 2000s, WAY-FM significantly expanded its footprint by acquiring and launching full-power stations in additional states, including , in 2003 and , , in 2004. These additions marked the network's entry into new markets beyond its initial and bases, enhancing its reach to diverse audiences. Complementing these full-power acquisitions, WAY-FM incorporated multiple FM translators to extend signal coverage in underserved areas, allowing for more efficient without the need for additional high-cost full-power licenses. By the mid-2000s, this strategy had grown the network to over a dozen stations and translators, serving more than a million weekly listeners across several states. To enable this national scaling, WAY-FM developed its satellite distribution infrastructure through the Christian Hit Radio Satellite Network (CHRSN), which had been launched in 1996 but saw expanded utilization in the early for syndicating programming to affiliates. This system allowed for cost-effective delivery of content to distant stations, broadening the network's influence without relying solely on terrestrial signals. Concurrently, operational adjustments reinforced its non-profit status, including heightened emphasis on listener donations and initiatives to fund growth and maintain financial sustainability as a ministry-focused .

Format Changes and Leadership Transitions

In the 2010s, WayFM Network evolved its programming to emphasize a blend of uplifting and candid discussions aimed at helping listeners navigate personal challenges, fostering a format that integrated entertainment with relational support. This approach sought to engage a mature audience by addressing real-life issues through on-air conversations, distinguishing the network from purely music-driven formats. As part of this content evolution, WayFM expanded its syndication efforts, making its and conversation programming available on platforms like iHeartRadio in 2012 to reach broader audiences beyond traditional broadcasts. These initiatives laid groundwork for increased national distribution, aligning with the network's mission to provide accessible, faith-based encouragement. Leadership at WayFM underwent significant changes during this period, reflecting the organization's maturation after three decades. In March 2016, founder and President Bob announced a succession plan, stating his intention to retire from day-to-day operations and transition to the role of Founder and President Emeritus by July 1, 2017, coinciding with the network's 30th anniversary. , who had led WayFM since its in 1987, planned to relocate to Nashville with his wife Felice, the co-founder, while continuing involvement through board service and donor relations. Longtime board member John Scaggs chaired the CEO search committee, bringing extensive experience in from prior roles at networks like Morningstar and Salem Communications. In August 2017, the board appointed Scaggs as President and CEO, succeeding and steering the organization toward sustained growth in content syndication and digital outreach. This transition ensured continuity in WayFM's commitment to honest, faith-centered programming amid expanding operations.

Merger with Hope Media Group

On January 26, 2022, Hope Media Group, the owner of the KSBJ radio network, and WAY Media, the parent company of the WayFM Network, announced their intention to merge in a transaction described as a "merger of equals." The agreement aimed to combine their resources to expand Christian media outreach, with the formal merger expected to close by mid-2022 pending regulatory approval from the (FCC). The merger was completed on May 20, 2022, following FCC approval, integrating the WayFM Network into Hope Media Group's portfolio while allowing both KSBJ and WayFM to retain their established brand identities. As part of the integration, WayFM's headquarters relocated from its previous location in Colorado Springs, Colorado, to Houston, Texas, aligning with Hope Media Group's base to streamline operations. This move supported enhanced collaboration across the combined entity's stations and digital platforms without altering WayFM's core contemporary Christian music format or listener-focused mission. In the years following the merger, Hope Media Group pursued leadership enhancements within the WayFM Network to drive continued growth. In May 2025, Jeff Evans, who had served as WayFM's Network Program Director, was promoted to of Radio for the broader . This was followed in June 2025 by the promotion of Chris Pickett to WayFM Network Program Director, effective June 23, to succeed Evans and oversee programming strategy. Further, in October 2025, Obadiah Haybin transitioned from evenings to host WayFM's afternoon show (2-7 p.m. CT), starting October 13, bringing fresh energy to the network's syndicated lineup. These changes reflected ongoing efforts to adapt and innovate post-merger under the unified Hope Media Group structure.

Programming

Syndicated Shows

WayFM Network's syndicated programming features a structured daily schedule designed to deliver uplifting Christian interspersed with conversational segments that emphasize faith, encouragement, and community. Mornings are anchored by The Wally Show, a nationally syndicated program hosted by Wally, which airs from 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. and includes humor, listener call-ins, and discussions on everyday life through a Christian lens. Middays, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., focus on continuous music rotation with short segments featuring inspirational messages, artist spotlights, and brief faith-based reflections to maintain a positive flow. Afternoons, from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. Central Time, are led by a dedicated host delivering engaging talk segments, music, and interactive content, with recent updates including Haybin joining as the afternoon personality on , 2025. Evenings and weekends shift toward music-heavy mixes and specials, with evenings featuring continuous music and nights programming focused on uplifting content without a named syndicated host as of November 2025, and weekends featuring programs like those hosted by Morgan and RaJan, which incorporate themed playlists, listener requests, and special events from 7 a.m. to midnight, allowing for local inserts where affiliates opt in. This programming is distributed 24/7 via satellite to affiliate stations across the , ensuring consistent delivery of WayFM's core format to over 20 owned-and-operated stations and additional partners. Throughout the schedule, listener interaction is integrated through call-ins, shoutouts, and contests such as ticket giveaways, fostering a , while faith-based discussions explore topics like personal testimonies, verses, and overcoming challenges to align with the network's mission of pointing listeners to . In addition to the main channel, WayFM offers specialized digital streams available 24/7 for targeted audiences, enhancing syndication options for affiliates and online listeners. WAY NEW focuses on new releases and emerging Christian pop and rock artists, providing fresh sounds and debuts to keep content current. WAY LOUD delivers energetic hits from bands like Skillet and , appealing to fans of high-energy music with a faith foundation. NGEN Radio targets youth with positive hip-hop and pop tracks from artists like NF and , combined with meaningful conversations on relevant topics to inspire faith growth in a judgment-free environment. Way Back curates classic Christian hits that evoke , featuring timeless songs listeners grew up with to connect generations through shared musical heritage. These streams, along with others like WAY BLESSED for and , Vida Unida for Spanish-language family-oriented Christian AC, and KSBJ for adult contemporary, are accessible via the WayFM app and website, supporting the network's emphasis on diverse, hope-filled programming.

On-Air Personalities and Recent Changes

The Wally Show, airing in mornings, is hosted by Wally, a veteran with over 30 years in the industry, alongside co-host Betty Rock. The program blends humor, often self-deprecating, with discussions on , brokenness, and connecting listeners who feel marginalized. Middays with Joy is led by Joy Summers, who delivers encouragement through honest conversations about real-life challenges, including anxiety, postpartum experiences, and journeys, aiming to foster community and uplift listeners. Afternoons are hosted by Haybin, known for his quick wit and authentic faith-based commentary, since October 13, 2025. This followed the departure of previous host Bekah Eaker in June 2025 after 12 years with the network. Weekend programming features rotating on-air personalities, including guest appearances by artists such as Caleb and John for specials and music segments. In 2025, significant personnel shifts included Haybin's promotion from the overnight slot to afternoons, reflecting ongoing adjustments to maintain engaging content. Earlier, a 2022 lineup refresh saw Bekah Eaker transition from middays to co-hosting afternoons with , enhancing the program's relational dynamic.

Reach and Distribution

Broadcast Coverage

The WayFM Network operates 23 full-power FM stations and 38 translators across 12 states as of 2022, forming a significant terrestrial radio presence in the United States. Its primary markets are concentrated in the Southeast U.S., including key areas in , , , Georgia, and , with geographic extensions to the West and Midwest, such as , , , and . This distribution allows the network to serve diverse regions, from urban centers like Nashville and West Palm Beach to smaller communities. The coverage reaches millions of listeners through primary FM signals, channels, and affiliate partnerships, serving nearly 1 million weekly listeners on FM signals alone as of recent reports, with an estimated 25 million people residing within the radio markets served by WayFM stations as of 2019. Translators play a crucial role in extending signals to rural and underserved areas, enhancing accessibility beyond the core full-power footprints. Programming is syndicated to these outlets via satellite, ensuring consistent delivery of Christian contemporary music and talk content across the network. No major additions to the station roster have occurred since the 2022 merger with Hope Media Group, maintaining a stable broadcast infrastructure focused on regional expansion through existing assets.

Digital and Online Presence

WayFM maintains a robust digital presence through its official website, wayfm.com, which offers live audio streaming of its programming, a station finder tool to locate nearby broadcast affiliates, and community engagement features such as prayer walls, event calendars, and donation portals. The network's mobile application, WayFM Radio, available on both and Android platforms, enables users to stream music, access contest entries for prizes, and receive notifications about local concerts and events. Complementing its primary English-language stream, WayFM provides specialized online audio channels including Vida Unida, a Spanish-language service featuring and content, and Way Blessed, a worship-focused stream emphasizing spirit-filled music from to contemporary artists. Since 2012, WayFM has partnered with to distribute its stations via the platform, initially adding 14 affiliates for broader web, mobile, and in-car streaming access. WayFM engages audiences on social media platforms, with active accounts on and sharing video clips from on-air segments, listener testimonials, and promotional content for donation drives that support the network's operations. The network also hosts podcasts on its website, covering topics like and daily devotionals, further extending its conversational outreach beyond traditional broadcasting.

Station List

Alabama

The WayFM Network maintains a presence in Alabama primarily through two full-power stations and several low-power translators, providing coverage to northern and central markets including the Huntsville, Birmingham, Gadsden, Montgomery, Florence, and Auburn areas. These facilities broadcast WayFM's Christian contemporary programming, extending the network's reach across diverse terrains in the region. The primary full-power stations are WAYU in Steele, serving the Gadsden and Anniston vicinity, and WAYH in Harvest, covering the Huntsville metropolitan area and parts of northern Alabama. Translators fill in gaps for broader accessibility in urban centers like Birmingham, Montgomery, and Florence.
Call SignFrequencyCity of LicenseFIDERPHAATClassNotes
WAYU91.1 FMSteele1738250.15 kW230 mAFull-power station; primary for Gadsden/Anniston market.
WAYH88.1 FMHarvest615093.5 kW204 mC3Full-power station; primary for Huntsville market; relays to multiple translators.
W220ED91.9 FMAuburn1483560.019 kW49 mDTranslator relaying WAYW (TN primary).
W256CD99.1 FMFultondale1538940.13 kW0 mDTranslator serving Birmingham.
W258AE99.5 FMFlorence584360.01 kW0 mDTranslator relaying WAYH.
W258AU99.5 FMHuntsville1411600.12 kW0 mDTranslator serving Huntsville.
W272CO102.3 FMMontgomery902530.25 kW0 mDTranslator serving Montgomery.
W292EI106.3 FMWarrior1411320.25 kW0 mDTranslator serving North Birmingham/Warrior.
W297AP107.3 FMGolden Springs1411920.01 kW222 mDTranslator relaying WAYU/WAYH for Anniston.
This configuration ensures robust signal penetration in key Alabama markets, with the full-power stations providing the backbone for regional distribution.

Colorado

WayFM Network's presence in Colorado centers on the Front Range, including major markets like , Colorado Springs, Fort Collins, and , as well as the eastern plains for broader rural coverage. The network operates through a combination of full-power FM stations and low-power translators, all owned by Hope Media Group following the 2022 merger. These facilities deliver the network's contemporary Christian programming to urban and agricultural communities alike. Historically, WayFM's corporate headquarters were based in Colorado Springs until the merger relocated operations to . As of 2025, Worship 24/7 programming has expanded to additional HD channels including in , but WayFM remains on primary and specified subchannels. Key full-power stations include:
StationFrequencyCity of LicenseFacility IDClassERPHAATTransmitter Coordinates
KBWA89.1 FM91420A1,500 W44.2 m40°13'02"N 103°41'48"W
KCWA93.9 FMLoveland9761A580 W319 m40°29'37"N 105°10'55"W
KJWA89.7 FMTrinidad87410A160 W241 m37°14'18"N 104°30'55"W
KRWA90.9 FMRye190414C310 kW34.6 m37°56'40"N 104°59'58"W
KXWA101.9 FM70822C39,500 W163 m39°23'07"N 105°02'54"W
KFWA103.1 FMWeldona190415C36,800 W46 m40°14'44"N 103°55'31"W
These stations provide primary coverage, with KBWA and KFWA serving the eastern plains agricultural regions around Brush, Fort Morgan, and Weldona, while KCWA targets the northern near Fort Collins and Greeley. KRWA covers southern areas including , KJWA extends to the southeastern corner near Trinidad, and KXWA anchors the . All licenses expire on April 1, 2029, and operate non-directionally except where noted. Translators enhance signal reach, particularly in the area and adjacent zones. Notable examples include K299AO (107.7 FM, Sterling), a 75 W translator of KBWA with HAAT of 110.4 m at 40°31'57"N 103°07'24"W, extending coverage to the northeastern plains. For the vicinity, KXWA's primary signal dominates, supplemented by network simulcasts via regional stations like KCWA. In Springs, K257FO (99.3 FM) operates as a 72 W translator ( 140178) with HAAT of 36 m at approximately 38°44'40"N 104°51'43"W, rebroadcasting WayFM programming to fill gaps in the . These low-power facilities (Class D) ensure consistent access across urban fills and rural extensions, with licenses also expiring April 1, 2029.

Florida

Florida serves as the founding state for the WayFM Network, with origins tracing back to in the late 1980s when the organization acquired its first station to launch contemporary programming. The network provides extensive coverage across the state's southern regions and Panhandle through a combination of full-power stations and translators, reaching urban areas like Fort Myers, , and as well as rural communities. Key WayFM-affiliated stations in Florida include the following:
FrequencyCall SignCity of LicenseFacility IDERP (kW)HAAT (m)ClassNotes
88.1 FMWAYTThomasville, GA (serves Tallahassee, FL)6119317 (H&V)392C1Primary signal covers northern Florida; translators include W239CG (95.7 FM, Tallahassee, 10 W) and W258BC (99.5 FM, Perry, FL, 250 W). Transmitter at 30° 40' 07" N, 83° 58' 10" W. Licensed until April 1, 2028.
88.3 FMWAYPMarianna400820.75 (H), 70 (V)105C1Serves the Panhandle; translator W295DC (106.9 FM, Panama City, 100 W) extends coverage. Transmitter at 30° 26' 19" N, 85° 25' 27" W. Licensed until February 1, 2028.
88.1 FMWAYFWest Palm Beach (serves Fort Lauderdale)139580.05 (H), 50 (V)321C1Covers South Florida; translators include W212CG (90.3 FM, West Palm Beach, 250 W) and W244BD (96.7 FM, Stuart, 800 W). Transmitter at 26° 35' 21" N, 80° 12' 43" W. Licensed until February 1, 2028.
89.5 FMWAYJNaples (flagship; serves Fort Myers and Marco Island)59831100 (H&V)94C1Original flagship station acquired in 1991; provides primary coverage for Southwest Florida. Translator W263BI (100.5 FM, Fort Myers/Charlotte County, 250 W, Class D) boosts signal in Charlotte County and Fort Myers areas. Transmitter at 26° 07' 13" N, 81° 40' 57" W. Licensed until February 1, 2028.
These stations collectively ensure broad accessibility to WayFM's programming throughout , emphasizing non-commercial educational broadcasting under FCC regulations.

Georgia

The WayFM Network provides Christian contemporary programming to Georgia through a combination of a full-power station and low-power , focusing on targeted coverage in southern and northern regions near state borders. These stations are owned and operated by Hope Media Group (formerly Way-FM Media Group, Inc.) and rebroadcast content from the network's primary signals, such as WAYW-FM in . The primary full-power affiliate in Georgia is WAYT-FM, broadcasting at 88.1 MHz from Thomasville in southern Georgia. This Class C1 station operates with an () of 17,000 watts and a () of 392 meters, providing broad coverage across southern Georgia and northern . Its facility ID is 61193, with transmitter coordinates at 30° 40' 07" N, 83° 58' 10" W; the was granted on September 27, 2012, and expires on April 1, 2028. WAYT-FM serves as a key outlet for WayFM's uplifting music and conversations, emphasizing faith-based encouragement in a near the border. In northern Georgia, WayFM extends its reach via two low-power FM translators. W212AR at 90.3 MHz, licensed to Lindale (serving the area), is a Class D translator with an of 10 watts and HAAT of 217 meters. Its facility ID is 64263, located at coordinates 34° 14' 07" N, 85° 13' 45" W; the license expires on April 1, 2028, and it rebroadcasts WAYW-FM. This translator targets communities in Floyd County, offering localized access to WayFM programming. Additionally, W215BH at 90.9 MHz, licensed to , but serving Fort Oglethorpe in northwest Georgia, operates as a Class D translator with an of 250 watts and HAAT of 22 meters. Its facility ID is 94111, with transmitter coordinates at 35° 00' 34" N, 85° 20' 40" W; the license was granted on July 3, 2024, and expires on August 1, 2028, rebroadcasting WAYW-FM. This setup provides focused coverage to the , including Catoosa County in Georgia, enhancing WayFM's presence near the border. Overall, these facilities deliver limited but strategic coverage in Georgia, prioritizing border regions to connect listeners with WayFM's mission of spreading hope through music and honest conversation.

Indiana

The WayFM Network maintains a presence in southern Indiana, particularly in areas near the Kentucky border, through full-power stations and supporting translators that extend its Christian adult contemporary programming to local listeners. WAYI (104.3 FM) is the primary station serving the region, licensed to Charlestown and owned by Hope Media Group. It operates as a Class A facility with Facility ID 76595, an effective radiated power (ERP) of 3 kW, and height above average terrain (HAAT) of 100 meters, transmitting from coordinates 38°28'55"N, 85°37'33"W. WJWA (91.5 FM), licensed to Evansville, provides additional coverage in southwestern Indiana and is also owned by Hope Media Group as a non-commercial Class A station with an ERP of 0.5 kW and HAAT of 190 meters, transmitting from 37°53'17"N, 87°32'37"W. The network further extends its reach in southern Indiana via translators, including W220DV (91.9 FM) in Evansville, which rebroadcasts WJWA at 250 watts to fill signal gaps in the area.

Kansas

The WayFM Network maintains a single full-power station in Kansas, KYWA (90.7 FM), licensed to Wichita and serving as the primary affiliate for the region. KYWA operates under Facility Identification Number 48537, with an of 53 kW horizontally and 51.1 kW vertically, a of 144 meters (472 feet), and a Class C1 designation, enabling broad non-commercial coverage from its transmitter site near Wichita. This station emphasizes coverage across central , reaching the Wichita metropolitan area and adjacent communities with WayFM's Christian contemporary programming. No translators or additional rebroadcasters are currently affiliated with KYWA to extend its signal.

Kentucky

The WayFM Network maintains a strong presence in central and western through a combination of full-power stations and FM translators, providing coverage to key markets including Louisville, , Owensboro, Madisonville, Murray, and Central City. This footprint extends influence into areas near the border, enhancing regional reach. The primary full-power station is WAYD at 88.1 FM in Auburn, with 19511, operating at an () of 1,000 watts, (HAAT) of 113 meters, and classified as A. It serves the area and is supported by translator W201DD at 88.1 FM in Central City, with an of 27 watts and HAAT of approximately 100 meters, also class D. In the , WAYK broadcasts at 105.9 FM from Valley Station, with 50764, of 500 watts, HAAT of 155 meters, and class A. Complementing this is translator W217BP at 91.3 FM in Owensboro, 15 watts, HAAT 87.4 meters, class D, relaying content to western . Further coverage in central includes translator W212BZ at 90.3 FM near Brentwood (serving Madisonville), with 19 watts, HAAT approximately 90 meters, and class D. In the western region near the line, W291BZ operates at 106.1 FM in Murray, 27 watts, HAAT 81.4 meters, class D. These facilities collectively ensure broad access to WayFM's Christian contemporary programming across the state.

WayFM's presence in Oregon centers on the Portland metropolitan area, providing and programming to listeners in the northwestern part of the state. The network's primary affiliate is KKWA (96.3 FM), licensed to West Linn and owned by Hope Media Group. This full-power station operates with a of 13581, an (ERP) of 1.35 kW, a (HAAT) of 386 meters, and is classified as a Class C3 under FCC regulations. Its transmitter is located at coordinates 45° 29' 19" N, 122° 41' 44" W, enabling broad coverage across the Portland region and surrounding areas. WayFM programming airs exclusively on KKWA's HD2 digital subchannel, which simulcasts the network's uplifting music and conversational content 24/7. This format extends the network's reach to compatible receivers in vehicles and homes, supporting WayFM's mission to engage listeners in faith-based encouragement without interfering with the main channel's 24/7 programming. The station's non-directional antenna and elevated position contribute to reliable signal propagation over urban and suburban terrain in northwestern . Through KKWA-HD2, WayFM connects with an estimated audience in the Portland media market, one of the largest in the , fostering community events and digital extensions like the WayFM app for streaming. This affiliation underscores the network's strategic focus on key urban centers to expand its western U.S. footprint.

South Carolina

The WayFM Network maintains a limited footprint in , focused on the southeastern Lowcountry region around Charleston, providing coverage to urban and coastal communities through one full-power station and a supporting translator. This setup ensures targeted reach in a densely populated area without broader statewide penetration. WAYA-FM operates on 100.9 MHz from a transmitter site near Summerville, licensed to Ridgeville with 25374. The station broadcasts at an (ERP) of 13 kW, a (HAAT) of 91 meters, and holds Class C3 status under licensee Hope Media Group. It primarily serves the greater Charleston area, including Summerville, Moncks Corner, and Goose Creek. Complementing WAYA-FM's signal in the coastal zones, translator station W267BK rebroadcasts the network on 101.3 MHz from Mount Pleasant, with Facility ID 149547. This low-power facility transmits at 250 watts , an HAAT of 201.5 meters, and Class D classification, also under Hope Media Group, extending service to areas like Isle of Palms and Sullivan's Island.

Tennessee

The WayFM Network maintains a presence in through ten affiliated facilities, consisting of three full-power stations and seven translators, serving key markets such as Nashville, Chattanooga, and surrounding areas. These outlets broadcast the network's Christian contemporary music and programming, which is produced from the headquarters in , the base for Hope Media Group. Coverage extends across central and eastern , reaching urban centers and rural communities alike. The full-power stations include WAYQ, a class C2 facility licensed to Clarksville with an (ERP) of 14 kW and (HAAT) of 227 meters (745 feet); its facility ID (FID) is 83853. This station anchors the network's northern Tennessee signal, simulcasting content to nearby areas including parts of , though its primary focus remains within state boundaries. Additional full-power and low-power translators that extend the signal into other regions:
Call SignFrequency (MHz)City of LicenseFIDERP (kW)HAAT (m)ClassNotes
WAYM88.7Spring Hill584215330C2Serves Nashville market; directional antenna.
WAYW89.9New Johnsonville919320.597AFull-power station covering west-central Tennessee.
W210CD89.9Hendersonville642580.01N/ADTranslator for WAYM, enhancing Nashville suburb coverage.
W284AE104.7Chattanooga584430.25N/ADTranslator serving northern Chattanooga.
W215BH90.9Chattanooga941110.25N/ADTranslator for southern Chattanooga; licensed in 2024.
W207CI89.3Cleveland584440.013123.1DTranslator extending signal to Cleveland area.
W257BX99.3Columbia1407060.0654.4DTranslator for WAYM in the Columbia region.
W213BT90.5Cookeville642570.01134.5DTranslator serving Cookeville and Upper Cumberland.
W207CQ89.3Jackson1406890.0191DTranslator rebroadcasting WAYW for Jackson market.
These facilities collectively ensure broad accessibility to WayFM's content, with most operating at low power to fill signal gaps in major markets. All are licensed to Hope Media Group and share expiration dates through August 1, 2028, per FCC records.

Texas

The WayFM Network maintains a presence in through a single full-power FM station, KAWA, broadcasting at 89.7 MHz from Sanger in Denton . Licensed to Hope Media Group, which operates the station as part of the WayFM Network following the 2022 merger with Way Media, Inc., KAWA delivers and programming to the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex and surrounding northern Texas regions. KAWA operates under FCC Facility ID 76285 as a Class C station with an (ERP) of 95 kW and a (HAAT) of 572 meters, enabling broad coverage across northern from its transmitter location at approximately 33° 33' 37" N, 96° 57' 35" W. The station's signal reaches the densely populated Dallas-Fort Worth area, serving as the primary outlet for WayFM's content in the state without additional translators or boosters. This operation ties into the network's expanded footprint post-merger, with Hope Media Group's headquarters located in , supporting statewide coordination and programming distribution.

Washington

The WayFM Network provides Christian and programming to listeners in Washington through a combination of low-power and a , emphasizing coverage in both eastern and western regions of the state as part of its broader expansion. In , the network's primary affiliate is translator station K218FL at 91.5 FM in Spokane, which rebroadcasts the main WayFM feed from Nashville and operates with a Facility ID (FID) of 106445, an (ERP) of 26 watts, a (HAAT) of 0 meters, and Class D status. This station, licensed to Hope Media Group, serves the with uplifting music and talk shows, reaching urban and suburban audiences in the . In western Washington, WayFM operates via translator K235CU at 94.9 FM in Longview, which also carries the network's core programming and holds FID 140432, with an ERP of 20 watts, HAAT of 0 meters, and Class D classification under Hope Media Group's ownership. Located at coordinates 46° 02' 57" N, 122° 55' 15" W, it provides non-directional coverage to the Lower Columbia region, including Cowlitz County communities near the Oregon border. Additionally, Vancouver-area listeners access WayFM through the HD2 subchannel of KKWA at 96.3 FM (licensed to West Linn, Oregon, but extending into southwestern Washington), a full-power Class C3 station with FID 13581, ERP of 1,350 watts, and HAAT of 386 meters, delivering the format via digital multicast to the Portland-Vancouver metro. These affiliates collectively enhance WayFM's footprint in the Pacific Northwest, focusing on faith-based encouragement for diverse local demographics without full-power ownership in the state.

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