WMMB

WMMB and WMMV
WMMB: Melbourne, Florida; WMMV: Cocoa, Florida;
Broadcast area	Space Coast
Frequency	WMMB: 1240 kHz; WMMV: 1350 kHz
Branding	News/Talk WMMB 1240/1350
Programming
Format	News/talk
Affiliations	Fox News Radio; Compass Media Networks; Premiere Networks; Westwood One
Ownership
Owner	iHeartMedia, Inc.; (iHM Licenses, LLC);
Sister stations	WFKS, WLRQ-FM
History
First air date	WMMB: 1946; WMMV: 1957
Former call signs	WMMB: none; WMMV: WLRQ (1987–1991); WWHL (1991–1995); WMYM (1995–1997)
Technical information
Licensing authority	FCC
Facility ID	WMMB: 11408; WMMV: 20371
Class	WMMB: C; WMMV: B; W224DJ: D
Power	WMMB: 1,000 watts unlimited; WMMV: 1,000 watts
ERP	W224DJ: 250 watts
Transmitter coordinates	WMMB:28°4′40″N 80°35′55″W / 28.07778°N 80.59861°W; WMMV:28°21′58″N 80°45′08″W / 28.36611°N 80.75222°W; W224DJ: 28°8′13″N 80°42′12″W / 28.13694°N 80.70333°W
Translator(s)	WMMB: 92.7 W224DJ (Melbourne)
Links
Public license information	and WMMV Public file; 11408; WMMV: 20371 LMS;
Webcast	Listen live (via iHeartRadio)
Website	wmmbam.iheart.com

WMMB (1240 AM) and WMMV (1350 AM) are commercial radio stations simulcasting a news/talk radio format. WMMB is licensed to Melbourne, Florida, and WMMV is licensed to Cocoa, Florida. The stations are owned by iHeartMedia, Inc. and the license is held by iHM Licenses, LLC.^[2]^[3] The radio studios and offices are on South Babcock Street in Melbourne.^[4]

Both stations are powered at 1,000 watts. WMMB uses a non-directional antenna. But WMMV is directional at night to protect other stations on 1350 AM. In Melbourne, programming can also be heard on 250 watt FM translator W224DJ at 92.7 MHz.^[5]

Programming

Weekdays begin with a local news and information show, "Bill Mick Live." The rest of the weekday schedule is made up of nationally syndicated talk shows, including Glenn Beck, Sean Hannity, Clay Travis & Buck Sexton, Joe Pags, Jesse Kelly, "Coast to Coast AM with George Noory" and "America in the Morning.^[6]

Weekends feature programs on money, health, gardening, guns and technology. Weekend hosts include Bill Cunningham, Art Bell, Kim Komando and repeats of weekday shows. The stations also broadcast Miami Dolphins football games in the fall. Most hours begin with world and national news from Fox News Radio.