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WKQS-FM (101.9 FM, "Sunny.FM") is a radio station broadcasting a bright mainstream adult contemporary format in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Licensed to Negaunee, Michigan, and serving the Marquette, Michigan area, it first began broadcasting in 1998. WKQS is an affiliate of the syndicated Delilah love-songs program. WKQS was also the home of ''Mark & Walt in the Morning'' for 13 years. The duo split up in early February 2012 when Mark accepted an opportunity elsewhere. Mark suggested that Mike Plourde (host of ''Ishpeming Hematite Sports'' on sister 98.3 WRUP) could be a potential replacement for mornings on WKQS. Mike Plourde and Walt Lindala joined forces in March 2012 to bring a new morning duo to WKQS called the ''Sunny Morning Show with Walt and Mike''. Recently, Sunny.FM has transitioned into a hot AC outlet under program director Eric Tasson. Most '80s songs have been dropped during the week; and are now played during the weekend. Sunny.FM is the home for ''Weekends in the '80s'' where the station plays all '80s music all weekend; hence dropping the majority of '80s songs during the week. The ''American Top 40 the '80s'', hosted by Casey Kasem, airs every Sunday evening at 19:00, to wrap up the '80s weekends. WKQS is locally programmed and has local talent around the clock except for Delilah and certain syndicated weekend shows. Eric Tasson serves as the program director and music director. On-air talent includes: Mike Plourde, Walt Lindala, Dee Dee, Delilah, Luke Noordyk, Nina Blackwood, and John Tesh. == Sources == *(Michiguide.com - WKQS-FM History ) *(Sunny.fm - WKQS-FM ) 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「WKQS-FM」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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