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Journey back to April 1, 1975. WMLN-FM at Curry College in Milton, Massachusetts first crackled to life. Imagine the excitement as the student-run station, under the watchful eye of a faculty advisor, began broadcasting. WMLN-FM, licensed to serve Milton, quickly became the voice of the college and the surrounding Boston area. WMLN-FM isn’t just a station; it’s a legacy. It evolved from WVAC, the “Voice at Curry,” a carrier-current AM station that served the college from 1968 to 1974. WMLN-FM broadcasts 24/7, 365 days a year, a testament to its dedication. The station offers a diverse mix of music genres. From oldies and classic rock to top 40, country, hip-hop, rock, and alternative, there’s something for everyone. WMLN-FM also features live talk shows, keeping listeners engaged and informed, and provides live coverage of Curry College sports, bringing the thrill of the game directly to the community. WMLN-FM is connected to larger networks too. They feature programming from Westwood One and AP Radio, ensuring a wide range of content. The station has even earned numerous Massachusetts Associated Press Broadcasters (AP) awards for its sports and news programs. This speaks volumes about the quality and dedication of the student staff. So, next time you tune into 91.5 FM, remember the history and the vibrant student community behind WMLN-FM. They are the heart and soul of this local gem.

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