Orange County Radio Amateurs

WHUP is a community-driven media outlet based in Hillsborough, NC, dedicated to providing a platform for diverse musical and cultural programming. The station features an array of shows that cater to various interests, showcasing local talent and offering opportunities for volunteer engagement. In addition to its engaging broadcasts, WHUP actively promotes community involvement through events like fundraisers and offers services to musicians, record labels, and DJs. With a focus on creative expression and volunteerism, WHUP aims to enrich the local cultural landscape. Generated from the website

Trans World Radio is one of the most far-reaching Christian radio networks in the world. It offers programs in more than 200 languages and its dialects are aired from more than 2,700 broadcasting outlets throughout the world, including 14 international transmitting sites, satellite, cable, Internet and local AM and FM stations. TWR maintains strategic partnerships in 40 countries with more than 200 organizations, including Thru the Bible, Insight for Living, In Touch, Leading the Way and Back to the Bible. TWR was founded in 1952 and is based in Cary, N.C. Its first broadcast was aired in 1954 from a 2,500-watt transmitter in Tangier, Morocco.

Triangle Radio Reading Service (NCRS) in Raleigh, NC, is dedicated to connecting individuals who are blind and print impaired with news, information, and entertainment through the latest audio technology. The organization enhances listeners' awareness and knowledge, empowering them to participate actively in their communities. NCRS relies on volunteers to read local news, editorials, and literature, providing over 95 percent of its programming daily in Raleigh. Supported by donations from civic organizations and individuals, NCRS offers specially tuned receivers free of charge to those in the broadcast area, ensuring access to vital information for all its listeners. Generated from the website