WAUK

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WAUK (540 AM) is a commercial progressive talk radio station licensed to the Washington County community of Jackson, Wisconsin, and serving the Milwaukee metropolitan area. It is known on-air as The Sha 101 FM in reference to the station's Waukesha based FM translator. The station's studios and offices are in downtown Waukesha.The station is owned and operated by Michael Crute and Sage Weil's Civic Media with locally programmed progressive talk programing. WAUK shares the majority of its programming with Madison-based (and former Good Karma Brands sister station) WMDX with the majority of programing throughout the day live and locally based from studios at both stations. WAUK also carries several hours of Waukesha-centric programming a week.

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WAUK
English Oak Drive, Town of Jackson

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WYLO-AM (Jackson)

English Oak Drive
53037 Town of Jackson
Wisconsin, United States
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