Station History

In the very early days of I-95, the station broadcast from a building referred to on-air as "The Stonehouse."  It conjured up all kinds of images of either a palace, or a house full of stoners depending on your perspective (hey, this was the 1970's!)

Welcome to what we hope will be a recurring series of Throwback Thursday photos from old I-95 events and promotions!

Lou and I will celebrate our 7th year on the air together as the "Ethan and Lou Show" at the end of this upcoming August.  No previous morning show, throughout the history of I-95, has been able to survive for 7 years.

At this point in my 35 year radio career with I-95 , I've lost count of the number of morning show partners who have come and gone. But in all honesty, my favorite co-host of them all is my current show partner, Lou Milano.

After Omelette left in '05, I was on the the hunt AGAIN for my next morning show partner. At this point I was beginning to get a complex that maybe I had a deodorant issue.

After Mary Scanlon moved onto her next radio gig, the hunt began, yet again, for my next morning show partner.

After Pat Scully departed for bigger and better things in '97, "we" made the decision to move in a different direction by adding a female to the morning show.

From '86 through '89, Dale "The Voiceman" Reeves, a master when it came to mixing character voices and comedy, owned the morning show audience. Dale is currently a much sought after voice over talent and can be reached at www.dalereeves.com

On December 24th, 1976, WINE FM acquired new call letters... WRKI, and a new format, "Fairfield County's Best Rock" was born.

It's very rare that a radio station has been able to sustain just one format over a 37 year history. Since December 24th, 1976, I-95 has been delivering Rock N' Roll!!