WNJC

WNJC
City	Washington Township, New Jersey
Broadcast area	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Branding	Philadelphia's Renaissance Radio Station
Slogan	Philadelphia's Renaissance Radio Station
Frequency	1360 kHz
Format	Brokered Programming
Power	5,000 Watts (day) 800 Watts (night)
Class	B
Facility ID	22058
Transmitter coordinates	39°47′23.00″N 75°6′11.00″W / 39.7897222°N 75.1030556°W / 39.7897222; -75.1030556
Callsign meaning	New Jersey Country (former format)
Former callsigns	WWBZ, WVSJ
Owner	Forsythe Broadcasting, LLC
Website	www.wnjcradio.com

WNJC (1360 AM) is a radio station broadcasting brokered programming. Licensed to Washington Township, New Jersey, it serves the southeastern portions of the Philadelphia radio market (due to WPAZ, which covers the northwestern portions of the metro at 1370), and is currently owned by Forsythe Broadcasting, LLC.

History

The station originally bore the call letters WWBZ and was licensed to Vineland, New Jersey. WWBZ operated from 1946 to 1989, then went silent. In 1990 it moved to, and petitioned to change its city of license to Washington Township and returned to the air as WVSJ ("Voice of South Jersey"), carrying mostly talk programming. WVSJ was one of the first Philadelphia-area stations to carry Rush Limbaugh on weekdays, but lost rights to the program when it was picked up by WWDB. In 1992 the station adopted a country music format and became WNJC ("New Jersey Country"), shifted to Spanish-language programming by 1994, then evolved into its current brokered format.

In 1994 the station was rescued from bankruptcy by radio engineer Michael Venditti and his partner John Forsythe. Venditti died in April 1998, and the station's current studios, located at 123 Egg Harbor Road in Washington Township, are named "Michael Venditti Memorial Studios" in his honor. The station is still owned by John Forsythe and Joan Venditti Richardson.

Today it follows the format "Renaissance Radio".

External links

Query the FCC's AM station database for WNJC

Radio-Locator Information on WNJC

Query Nielsen Audio's AM station database for WNJC

Radio stations in the Philadelphia market

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