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Call Communications Group, Inc. is a 501c(3) organization. All donations are tax-deductible.
Call Communications is registered with the State of Florida Division of Consumer Services:
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Morning Show hosted by Kelly-Kel
Great music, information, traffic, news, and weather. You never know what to expect next! Including artist interviews and giveaways.
3-6 p.m.
Afternoon Show hosted by Julio
Join us when you get out of school or hit the road for home each afternoon! Expect the unexpected. Hear great bands compete in The CALL’s on-air battle of the bands — call or text your votes! Great music, information, traffic, news and weather. Including artist interviews and giveaways.
11 p.m.
The Nation of Rockwell hosted by Quenton Rockwell
More great music with introductions to new artists from around the nation.
Thursday,10 p.m.
Locally Grown Indie Show hosted by Roy
WEEKENDS
Friday, 11 p.m. - 1 a.m.
PITNoise hosted by Skeedo
Three hours of loud and hardcore music so loud you can smell it. It will blow the speakers out of your mom’s mini-van.
Saturday, 8-11 p.m.
The CALLdron hosted by DJ MSG
Tune in each Saturday night for the best three hours of hip-hop on the radio.
Saturday and Sunday, 11 p.m. - 1 a.m.
Tranceform
Great techno and dance
Sunday, 8:30 and 9:30 p.m.
Real Time hosted by Rob Hutchcraft
Great music and a hard-hitting topic of concern is addressed leading to hope.
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Visit the Call FM Blog to catch up with what’s been going on with Kelly and Julio, and add us as friends on myspace and facebook!
Dizmas “Let This One Stay ”
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Emery “Disguising Mistakes with Goodbyes”
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Flyleaf “Breathe Today”
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Forever Changed “Encounter”
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Gretchen “Fading”
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Kids in the Way “We Are”
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MeWithoutYou “January 1979″
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Norma Jean “Virtues in Living Color”
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Pillar “Bring Me Down”
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Relient K “Be My Escape”
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Seventh Day Slumber “Caroline”
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Staple “Dictatorship vs. Democracy”
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Ministry Description
The CALL is a non-commercial, listener-supported, FM radio station broadcasting Christian music and programming in a format that appeals to the target audience of listeners, ages 13 through 25.
Recognizing music’s power in worship, inspiration, exhortation and entertainment, The CALL seeks to use music as a tool to reach out to its target audience. The CALL’s primary mission is to make a positive impact on the community by introducing people to Christ and encouraging the growth of that relationship. This will, in turn, provide the basis and the means for young adults to stand against today’s pitfalls, including drug abuse, premarital sex, alcoholism, racism, and suicide.
Ministry Philosophy
The CALL is founded on the following principles:
1. We believe in the Holy Trinity: God the Father, Jesus Christ His Son, and the Holy Spirit.
2. We believe in the supremacy of God.
3. We believe that the Holy Bible is God’s Word to His Church and that it is complete, inerrant and fully trustworthy.
4. We believe in the forgiveness of sin through God’s grace and that personal salvation is available only through Jesus Christ.
Technical Details
WMKL 91.9 The CALL is an FCC-licensed, 50,000-watt FM radio station. It transmits its signal from a 345-foot tower in North Key Largo, Florida, that covers a 60- to 70-mile radius of the South Florida area. WMKL is licensed to Call Communications Group Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. WMYE 91.9 is a new full-power FM radio station, going on the air in 2008, to serve the Ft. Myers - Cape Coral area, along with four FM translator stations that will relay the WMYE signal from Estero to Naples providing full coverage of the entire Southwest Florida region.
Music and Programming Format
The music and programming aired on 91.9 The CALL targets listeners between the ages of 13 and 25.
Mission Statement
To have a positive impact on the community by introducing young adults to a personal relationship with Jesus Christ and encouraging the growth of that relationship through the local church.
Operating Costs
The CALL operates primarily through the financial contributions of its listeners, business underwriters, and even donors who can’t stand the music but understand The CALL’s important mission to reach young adults. Twice a year, The CALL conducts its on-air fund drive to request support from its listeners to help cover the operating expenses of the station. All donations are tax-deductible.
Music Submissions
All music submissions should be sent on CD only to: Program Director, The CALL, P.O. Box 561832, Miami, FL 33256-1832
Music can be submitted on CD only. Music submitted electronically (i.e., *.wav or *.mp3) will not be considered and will be deleted. CDs should be clearly labeled with all contact information. Other supporting material can be sent along with the CD but is not necessary. All music will be reviewed and considered for airplay on the radio. Suggested tracks (songs) should be listed on the CD.
Music will be reviewed to determine if it fits The CALL’s target audience (ages 13 to 25) and evaluated for content and quality. Follow-ups are welcome via e-mail four weeks after the CD has been submitted. Contact the music director, Kelly Downing, at kelly@callfm.com.
All CDs become the property of Call Communications Group and will not be returned.
CDs should be sent to:
Music Director
91.9 The CALL (WMKL)
P.O. Box 561832
Miami, FL 33256-1832
The CALL has been on the air in Miami-Dade County, Florida and the Upper Florida Keys since February 9, 2000. The CALL was started by a group of college-age young adults in the summer of 1994. Meeting at a surf store across from the University of Miami campus, the group felt God’s calling for this type of ministry although no opportunities appeared to be available. An FCC application was filed in late 1995, and the group prayed and pursued this vision for the next five years. In 1999, the group was given the opportunity to purchase WMKL. The CALL signed on the air on February 9, 2000. On April 22, 2005, WMKL’s signal was increased to 50,000 watts, reaching seven times as many listeners.
Expansion
The CALL is launching a new full-power FM station, WMYE 91.9 FM licensed to Ft. Myers, Florida in 2008. WMYE will serve the Ft. Myers area including Cape Coral and a portion of southern Charlotte County to Punta Gorda, Florida. WMYE’s signal will eventually be relayed on four FM translator stations that will extend coverage throughout Bonita Springs and Naples, Florida. The CALL is also pursuing some other opportunities for expansion to other areas and has several applications pending with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC).
Lander
Maneuver the spacecraft safely using the thrusters.
Juggler
Juggle the balls for as long as you can.
Simon
Follow the pattern of lights and sounds without making a mistake.
Donkey Kong
Just like the classic arcade games — help save the girl from the ape by getting to the top.
Soccer Ball Kickups
Try to keep the soccer ball in the air without letting it hit the ground.
3D Curve Ball
A great 3D pong flash game. It is very, very addicting, so beware!
Helicopter Canyon
Keep the helicopter in the air as long as possible and as far into the canyon as possible without hitting anything.
Breakout
Classic arcade style game with a twist. Break out all of the bricks with your paddle, but be careful if your paddle shrinks.
Tetris
Another classic game that will have you playing for hours on end.
Online Games
Sit back, relax, and play some flash enabled games while you listen to some great music on 91.9 The CALL.
Photo Scrapbook
Here’s our online scrapbook where you can see some of the pictures taken at The CALL events and concerts.
Music Clips
Coming soon!
Music Videos
Watch some of the best streaming music videos from many of your favorite artists.
Organizational Goals
We aim to provide a high-quality, professional broadcast that will not only meet, but exceed the expectations for a dynamic, youth-oriented station. Our aim is to become the station of choice among our target audience by providing a better alternative to secular programming.
Current Goals
1. To procure the necessary operating funding through the support of local churches, businesses and listeners by conducting on-air fund drives twice a year
2. To organize a staff of capable and talented volunteers and part-time personnel to oversee the ongoing operation of The CALL.
3. To operate symbiotically with the ministry of the local church: promoting local activities and, in return, receiving support from the church body for The CALL.
4. To expand the operations of The CALL to support a full-time, professional staff.
5. To be ready to answer the call in other areas, including the promotion of major concert events and the formation of sister stations in other regions.
The CALL is maintained and operated by Call Communications Group, Inc., a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization.
Kelly Downing
Morning Show Host
Program Director, Music Director, Production Director
kelly@callfm.com
Julio Berrones
Afternoon Show Host
julio@callfm.com
Thu-Thao Ayers
Underwriting and Development Director
tt@callfm.com
Rob Robbins, Ph.D.
President and General Manager
rob@callfm.com
Rob Robbins, Ph.D.
President/General Manager
Member at First Baptist Church of Cutler Ridge
Johnny Reyes
Vice President
Member at Tamiami Baptist Church
Scott Hoffman
Treasurer
Member at Christ Fellowship Church, West Palm Beach
Marc Golob
Member at Pinelands Presbyterian Church
Richie Rump
Member at Christ Fellowship Church, Palmetto Bay
Tim Pappas
Member at Immanuel Presbyterian Church
Jeff Reed
Member at Christ Fellowship Church, Palmetto Bay
Several well-respected individuals from across the community serve in an advisory capacity for The CALL. These individuals share the vision and call for this radio station.
Miami-Dade and Florida Keys:
WMKL 91.9 The CALL
Call Communications Group Inc.
P.O. Box 561832
Miami, FL 33256-1832
Fort Myers-Naples
WMYE 91.9 The CALL
Call Communications Group Inc.
P.O. Box 507
Fort Myers, FL 33902
Telephone
(305) 662-7736 Miami-Dade County
(305) 451-0301 Monroe County (Key Largo/Upper Florida Keys)
(239) 652-0567 Fort Myers-Naples
(305) 251-2293 - FAX
TOLL-FREE (world-wide): 1-877-3-RADIO-5
SMS Text: 95495, keyword: callfm
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The CALL is a growing network of localized FM radio stations serving Southeast Florida (Miami area and the Upper Florida Keys) and, in 2008, Southwest Florida (Ft. Myers-Naples). The CALL can also be heard world-wide on the Internet. The CALL can be heard 24 hours a day, seven days a week airing Christian music and programming designed specifically for teens and young adults. The CALL has been on the air since Feb. 9, 2000.
Southeast Florida: The CALL can be received well in the southern Miami-Dade County and the upper Florida Keys areas. Reception is fair on car radios in northern Miami-Dade County and parts of southern Broward County.
Southwest Florida: The CALL’s WMKL signal is being relayed to translator (”repeater”) stations in Naples on 90.5, 102.3, 107.5 FM, and in between Bonita Springs and San Carlos Park on 103.3 FM. Once WMYE goes on the air in 2008 in Ft. Myers, the new 91.9 FM signal will be heard from Punta Gorda to Bonita Springs, including the core area of Ft. Myers and Cape Coral. WMYE’s signal will then be relayed throughout Naples on the four translator frequencies.
The CALL is not locked into any specific kind of music or format but is instead targeted to its intended audience of listeners who are between ages 13 and 25. Because of this, the music will always be changing to fit the musical tastes of its listeners.
Fill out the online form or call The CALL office at (305) 662-7736 during normal business hours. If you can’t reach anyone, simply leave a message with your name, address and phone number.
You can start by praying for The CALL and by sharing what The CALL is doing with as many people as you can. You should encourage them to join you in supporting The CALL financially in order to keep The CALL on the air. You can also arrange for The CALL to speak at your church youth group or community organization. From time to time The CALL needs committed volunteers and supporters who can give their time to support The CALL activities and functions.
The CALL will be involved wherever there are people. More specifically, The CALL will be involved in many community organizations and churches as well as supporting other nonprofit ministries. The CALL will provide a great deal of public service announcements and encourage the listeners to get involved in making a difference in our community and our world.
We’d love to come out to your youth group and talk about The CALL and the influence of music on teens and young adults. Please talk to your pastor or youth leader about inviting The CALL to speak to your group and then have them contact The CALL to set an appointment.
Yes. Call Communications Group is a 501(c)(3) organization, and all contributions are recognized as tax-deductible by the U.S. Internal Revenue Service.
Call Communications Group is a 501(c)(3) (tax-exempt) nonprofit organization. Call Communications Group was formed in 1994 by college-age young adults with the purpose of starting The CALL. Call Communications Group is officially made up of a board of directors of Christians from the South Florida area.
The CALL’s goal is to make a positive impact on the community by introducing people to Jesus Christ and encouraging the growth of that relationship.
More specifically, The CALL seeks to encourage young adults in South Florida to seek a personal, dynamic relationship with Jesus Christ through the influence of culturally relevant music that portrays the grace and truth of the gospel message and applies Biblical principles to all areas of life; and to provide a positive alternative to the current broadcasting media by airing Christian music that addresses the hard-hitting concerns young people face today.
