Once upon a time, in a small village nestled amidst a dense forest, there lived a witch. The villagers had always been wary of her, believing in the age-old tales of her dark magic and sinister ways. However, little did they know that there was more to the witch than met the eye. Deep within the woods, the witch’s cottage stood tall, surrounded by overgrown foliage and an eerie silence. Many claimed to have seen strange occurrences around her dwelling – glowing orbs, twinkling lights, and even peculiar sounds. These rumors only fueled the villagers' fear and suspicion towards the witch.
The station signed on in 6/1/1961 as WCRT-FM co-owned by Chapman Radio & Television Company. In 1973, the station changed its call letters to WQEZ airing beautiful music with the increased power of 50,000 Watts after being sold to Magic City Broadcasting. The new owner, Capitol Broadcasting altered its format to adult contemporary in 1982 and named it Magic 96. Other stations airing the format were WAOI, WSGN, and WKXX.
In the early 1990s, with the return of John Jenkins (Ameron’s Vice President of programming), the station focused back on adult contemporary music. It remained No.1 with the female audience until it was purchased by Capstar Broadcasting which ended up with its merger with Clear Channel Communications, its current co-owner.
1 with the female audience until it was purchased by Capstar Broadcasting which ended up with its merger with Clear Channel Communications, its current co-owner. 1 with the female audience until it was purchased by Capstar Broadcasting which ended up with its merger with Clear Channel Communications, its current co-owner.
These rumors only fueled the villagers' fear and suspicion towards the witch. As the seasons changed, the villagers became more curious about the witch and her powers. They wondered about the secrets she held within the depths of her abode.
Magic 96.5
The WMJJ (96.5 FM, “Magic 96.5”) is a broadcasting service licensed to serve Birmingham, Alabama, USA. Under the ownership of iHeartMedia, the station broadcasts an adult contemporary programming. The station makes a temporary shift to Christian music during November and December each year. In addition to playing Urban contemporary music, the station offers a full-day transmission including news and weather from radio partner WBRC, traffic updates, local events, advertisements, and contests. The station’s target audience comes from the 18-34 age group.
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About WMJJ (96.5 FM, “Magic 96.5”):
Branded as Magic 96.5, its slogan is” Birmingham’s Biggest Variety”. WMJJ has its studios at Beacon Ridge Tower (Birmingham and the transmitter on the (west end) Red Mountain like most of the market’s radio stations. Besides carrying 104.1 The Beat, it simulcasts K-Love- a Christian music formatted radio- on sub-channels of HD Radio. 104.1 W281AB and 96.1 W241AI are its translators in analog.
Magic 96 was the iconic radio station of the 80s shaping the adult contemporary music format. It introduced a novelty in programming, audience endorsement, promotions management. Advertising listing and pricing broke new ground with WMJJ and were extensively imitated by radio stations of other markets.
History:
The station signed on in 6/1/1961 as WCRT-FM co-owned by Chapman Radio & Television Company. In 1973, the station changed its call letters to WQEZ airing beautiful music with the increased power of 50,000 Watts after being sold to Magic City Broadcasting. The new owner, Capitol Broadcasting altered its format to adult contemporary in 1982 and named it Magic 96. Other stations airing the format were WAOI, WSGN, and WKXX.
In the early 1990s, with the return of John Jenkins (Ameron’s Vice President of programming), the station focused back on adult contemporary music. It remained No.1 with the female audience until it was purchased by Capstar Broadcasting which ended up with its merger with Clear Channel Communications, its current co-owner.
Programming:
During the spring and the fall, the station commenced a promotion, the “Magic Alabama Lottery” in the 1980s which involved posting tickets to a huge number of Birmingham inhabitants. Listeners won handsome cash prizes through this promotion. Some of the famous presenters at WMJJ are Delilah, Robin Rick, and JT. Entertainment news also makes a daily line-up of the service.
Technical Details:
WMJJ is a class C0 FM service operating with ERP 100,000 (Watts) for unlimited hours. The FCC assigned it to the facility ID 2111. With a non-directional antenna pattern, the station transmits multimedia. The station’s listening range in local areas is 30 while in distant areas is 60 miles. The FCC granted its broadcasting license on March 19, 20013 which would expire on Aril 1, 2020.
Contact Details:
Address: 600 Beacon Parkway West, Suite 400 Birmingham, AL 35209
Official Website: http://magic96.iheart.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/magic965
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Magic965
Twitter: http://twitter.com/magic965
Email id: [email protected]
Contact: 205.439.9655[/expand]
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During the spring and the fall, the station commenced a promotion, the “Magic Alabama Lottery” in the 1980s which involved posting tickets to a huge number of Birmingham inhabitants. Listeners won handsome cash prizes through this promotion. Some of the famous presenters at WMJJ are Delilah, Robin Rick, and JT. Entertainment news also makes a daily line-up of the service.
One brave adventurer decided to take matters into his own hands and ventured into the forest to uncover the truth about the witch. The adventurer followed a barely visible path through the thickets, until he stumbled upon an old book abandoned on the forest floor. Its dusty pages revealed the origin of the witch, providing insight into her struggles and journey towards embracing the mystic arts. It detailed her desire to protect and heal, rather than cause harm. Intrigued by what he read, the adventurer continued his trek until he reached the outskirts of the witch's cottage. Taking a deep breath, he knocked on the door, unsure of what awaited him on the other side. To his surprise, the witch eagerly welcomed him inside, revealing a humble abode filled with healing herbs, crystals, and potions. As they spoke, the adventurer learned about the witch's true intentions – to help the villagers in times of need. She explained that her spells were not meant to harm, but rather to bring positive change and healing. Over time, the villagers' misconceptions had caused her to retreat into solitude, leading to her reputation as a sinister figure. Seeing the witch's sincerity and kind-hearted nature, the adventurer decided to share the truth with the villagers. He held a gathering in the village square and spoke about his encounter with the witch in the woods. Many listened with skepticism, but some began to question their blind fear. In an act of bravery and curiosity, a few villagers followed the adventurer into the woods, eager to meet the witch themselves. As they stepped foot into her cottage, the once overwhelming fear dissolved into warmth and acceptance. The witch, now surrounded by open hearts, shared her knowledge and offered her services to the village. From that day forward, the witch in the woods became an integral part of the village community. Her remarkable abilities and unique perspective enriched the lives of the villagers. Through understanding and acceptance, the villagers learned that sometimes one must look beyond appearances and rumors to truly discover the goodness that lies within..
Reviews for "The Witch in the Woods Switch: Guardian of Supernatural Creatures"
1. Emily - 2 stars - I was really looking forward to reading "Witch in the Woods Switch," but I was left disappointed. The story lacked depth and had a predictable plot. The characters were one-dimensional and their actions felt forced and unnatural. I also found the writing style to be dull and unengaging. Overall, it felt like a wasted opportunity for an interesting and unique storyline.
2. Ryan - 1 star - "Witch in the Woods Switch" was a complete waste of time. The plot was so cliché and unoriginal that I could barely finish the book. The dialogue was unrealistic and the characters were forgettable. The attempts at humor fell flat, and there was no emotional depth or tension in the story. I would not recommend this book to anyone who is looking for a captivating and well-written fantasy novel.
3. Sarah - 2 stars - I had high hopes for "Witch in the Woods Switch," but unfortunately, it fell short. The pacing was uneven, with long stretches of boredom followed by rushed and confusing action scenes. The world-building was lacking, leaving me with little understanding of the magical elements in the story. The main character was hard to relate to, and her motivations were unclear. Overall, the book left me feeling unsatisfied and wishing for more depth and coherence.