Radio Station Information

WTRM 91.1 FM

Format:
Religious

Owner:
American Family Association, Inc.

WTRM is an FM non-commercial radio station broadcasting at 91.1 MHz. The station is licensed to Winchester, VA and is part of that radio market. The station broadcasts Religious programming.

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Listener Comments and Reviews

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By: Betty DeHaven on September 4, 2014

Bring back Dr. Jeffries at 7am; he came on after Dr. David Jeremiah 6:30 am...... plz respond back. I love both of these preachers i learn alot. There both great teachers
By: Patricia stokes on April 13, 2016

Good afternoon, I'd like to inquire as to Chritian radio programming opportunities on your station. My phone number is 443-878-6168, thank you, Bob
By: Bob Bauer on May 7, 2016

I barely have a signal now for 91.3/91.1 in my area from Frederick MD to Harper's Ferry WV. Is this due to the switch to 91.1? Will this change any time in the future. Thank you.
By: Charles on July 20, 2016

I would be honored if WJIC would provide advertising re: the below. Local Author J.A. Angelo is pleased to announce the release of a children’s picture book on social issues entitled, A Trail of Honesty. J.A. is donating 30% of the royalties to Apraxia Kids (https://www.apraxia-kids.org), the Wounded Warrior Project (https://www.woundedwarriorproject.org), and the Coalition to Support America’s Heroes (https://saluteheroes.org). Summertime is vacation time for the Angelino family, and the Angelino boys are excited about their upcoming camping trip. They’re going to the local state park, where they can swim, go fishing, and look for wildlife! Being on vacation doesn’t mean the boys have to be careful. An encounter with a "sneezing" deer provides their father with an opportunity to teach the boys about respecting wildlife and staying alert for danger. Knowing more about the park’s wildlife helps the boys have more fun while staying safe. They discover staying quiet and moving slowly makes it easier to see the animals and birds that call the park home. At the camp, the boys have responsibilities like the rest of the family. When they neglect one of these responsibilities and lie about it, they wind up in trouble—and learn an important lesson. Beautifully illustrated, A Trail of Honesty teaches children about honesty while explaining actions have consequences. J. A. Angelo’s delightful story is an ideal way for parents to use consequences to teach children how to be better people—not simply to punish them. A Trail of Honesty is available for purchase in print and ebook formats. A Trail of Honesty is priced on the low-end for a children's picture book to reach more of an audience. About The Author United States Army veteran J.A. Angelo believes strong family values build strong families. J.A. and his wife enjoy volunteering in their local school district and are leaders in various non-profit organizations catering towards children and veterans. They have worked with children from a variety of cultures and backgrounds teaching the kids about the importance of family values, and how they will continue to benefit from learning these social issues throughout life. With J.A.’s next book project, a survey located at www.jaangelo.com allows site visitors to have a voice in determining which charities J.A. will select next. J.A. Angelo is originally from Zanesville, Ohio and currently resides in northern Virginia. He is a dad to three wonderful children – two daughters (16) and (10), and a son (7). He is a devoted husband to his loving wife of 17 years. He is also the oldest of eight children – three brothers and four sisters. Some of our hobbies include spending time with our families and friends, writing, donating time and materials to charities, and going to the beach.
By: J.A. Angelo on December 24, 2018

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By: Heather on March 14, 2019

ess Release Dr. Benjamin Robert Sill, Jr. has done it again! He has released a number of provocative new books speaking to the age old economic problems we all face, and suggesting a few solutions. Although Socrates, Plato, Aristotle and others weighed in, times were different, and it was not until the Age of Reason/Enlightenment that economists really started seeking a better life for the average person. Dr. Sill writes of inflation, inequality, downsizing, poor governmental policy, advances in communication as it affects economics, economic thinkers (some in detail), and the human nature which feasts on these issues - both good and bad. The purpose of his writing is to attempt to address problems that have been around for thousands of years, but have yet to be solved. Perhaps his writings are just another rant; or maybe this will be the conversation that finally moves civilization to the next and better level. It seems clear that those in favor of inflation benefit from it; like speculators, debtors, and governments; and that the gap in income and assets is larger now than in the past. It doesn’t matter that the gap came about because of stocks increasing. Something should be done to correct that mistake. Maybe democracy and capitalism are the best systems-maybe not. Said often enough and people assume it to be true. That may be true in the case of the United States, especially because many of the citizens are very xenophobic and do not have a good grasp on what is happening in the rest of the world. One must ask whether the clandestine operations of organizations like the CIA are necessary to keep the United States on a level playing field with enemies, or is it made up of a bunch of spoiled, Ivy League types who believe they know what is best for everyone and are willing to, and believe they are entitled to, do anything. Today, with the election of a Trump to the White House, it is even more apparent than ever that “you must be careful what you wish for.”Maybe the founding fathers really were different and better. That, by the way, is highly unlikely. Whatever their legacy, it is either misinterpreted or deliberately interpreted as one sees fit. Meaning many things; but as a bare minimum, the United States is not as good as thought and they should keep their nose out of the internal workings of other nations. The theory being that somehow the United States has some kind of obligation to spread democracy. Sometimes, we are our own worst enemy. No doubt Nietzsche was correct in his comment about believing the people were right to have a say, until he went out among them. So, in order to improve, both the tyranny of the government and the will of the majority must be addressed and changed or controlled. By sampling the experience of vastly different peoples, places and cultures these books make it difficult to be prejudiced. The books were originally published in English but can be made available in Chinese, Hindi, Bengali, Tamil, Urdu, French, German or Russian. These books were written because problems do not go away and changes need to be made. Will it be an uphill battle? Sure. It always has been. People should try to be happy and do what pleases them-within reason and not hurting anyone else. No doubt there are happier things to write about, but if that’s your thing, you have to go for it. Dr. Sill became a college professor and writer late in life, having previously been a banker, stock broker, developer, and corporate technician, but has also been unemployed, driven as a courier and driven a candy machine route. Dr. Sill served in the U.S. Army. His career has been diverse, giving him a special insight into all sides of every argument. Good people have been complaining about things like inflation, inequality, and anything else they can think of for centuries, so it is not likely that “this time it will be different.” But someone must keep doing it. That’s what newspaper reporters were supposed to do, bring injustices to light and keep the rich in line. True, it only worked part of the time but can you imagine how the rich would have run roughshod otherwise. Today the news industry may have lost its way. There are a lot of really dedicated people in companies and the government. Apologies to them. Nevertheless, they need to read these books in order to fight the battle. Everyone has an opinion; Dr. Sill is probably no different, although he tries to be fair. Human rights are tough, even when the greed factor is not taken into account. Many policies are put in place with the best intentions yet still yield negative results. Anyone interested in securing a safe, war free future will want to read these books, even if disagreeing with the thrust and conclusions. The author is available for interviews, and book reviewers may request a review copy by contacting the author. The books are self-published and the e-books and paperbacks are available on KDP/Amazon while inexpensive ($19.99) hardbacks are available from the author directly. Contact information B. Robert Sill, Jr. 240 625 8446 r.sill@myactv.net Books and Articles by the author Inflation – Worse than Vampires, Zombies, or the Plague! Paperback ISBN 97810997249 0-9, Hardback 97809972646-8-5 Inequality- Must there be Blood in the Streets! Paperback ISBN 978-1-0997282 4 2 Hardback 97809972646 9-2 Government Economics Gone Wild Paperback ISBN 978-1-0997254 8 7, Hardback 97817331171 4-2 Downsizing- Efficiency or Greed? Paperback ISBN 978-1-0997299 2-8, Hardback 97817331171 5-9 Downsizing – 2nd edition Paperback ISBN 978-1-7069427 1-9, Hardback 97817331171 6-6 Economic Observations Paperback ISBN 978-1 0817221 6-6, Hardback 97817331171 0-4 PhD Guidance Paperback ISBN 978 1 7331171-1-1, Hardback 97817331171 1-1 Philosophy and Human Nature Paperback ISBN 978-1-6921009 4-2, Hardback 97817331171 2-8 International Communications/Economics Paperback ISBN 978-1-0999154 2-0, Hardback 97817331171 3-5 Paperback ISBN 978 1-6984689 6-9 Economic Thinkers Paperback ISBN9798628366103, Hardback 97809972646 3-0 Articles on some Economists Paperback ISBN9798629993544, Hardback 97809972646 1-6 Strategy Volume 1 Paperback ISBN9798655093096, Hardback 97817331171 7-3 Strategy Volume 2 Paperback ISBN9798655094802, Hardback 97817331171 8-0 Articles Ratio Analysis Capitalism versus Socialism Inflation Inequality Analysis of John Stuart Mill Analysis of John Maynard Keynes Analysis of John Kenneth Galbraith Analysis of Ludwig Von Mises Analysis of Friedrick Hayek Analysis of Karl Marx Analysis of Adam Smith Trump Weimar Republic Bullionism etc Solutions Prejudice
By: Bob Sill on October 10, 2020