WAEZ

Programming

Monday-Friday

• "Electric 94.9" overnights
• "Jinger & Izzy" mornings
• "Jessica Gamble" mid-days
• "Jason Reed" afternoons
• "Logan" evenings

  Weekends

• AT40
• Club Electric
• Club Electric
• Best Of Jinger & Izzy
• Son Rise
• AT40

  History

• Until August 2000, WAEZ was located on 99.3 as "Electric 99-3".
• From 1985 until 1993, the WAEZ callsign was formerly in Milton, West Virginia located on 106.3 FM. That station is now WAMX.
• The 94.9 frequency was a country station known as "Big Dog Country" with WIKQ as their call letters up until 2000 when Bristol bought the frequency. The WIKQ call letters are now on the 103.1 FM frequency.
• In the early 1970s, the 94.9 frequency carried the call letters WOFM. The station broadcast a country music format.
• In the mid-1960s, WAEZ, coincidentally also on 94.9, was owned by and named for Arthur E. Zucker in Miami Beach, Florida. WAEZ was an easy listening station playing the likes of the Ray Conniff Singers, Percy Faith and Big Band music with no more than four vocals per hour. The entire station was located in the lower lobby of the Deauville Hotel at 6701 Collins Avenue with the transmitting antenna on the roof. Zucker negotiated free rent for the station in return for frequent mention of the hotel name during weather forecasts. An announcer might say, "The temperature in Miami is 88 degrees. Here at the beautiful Deauville Hotel on Miami Beach, it's 85". The hotel still exists and hosts the annual New Art Dealer's Association art festival.