Licensed by the Federal Communications Commission, WDSG began broadcasting June 6, 2003, the first radio station of its kind in North Carolina. (Low Power FM)
Our history goes like this: Thomas Burke Buchanan and his wife, Lucille P. Buchanan, furnished the equipment and its installation to begin this local radio station. WDSG is located in downtown Sanford at 204 St. Clair Court. The purpose and goal of WDSG is to promote Sanford, Lee County, and surrounding areas, the people, businesses, and to give the community a locally owned Christian FM radio station that would bring local news and share great music.
WDSG stands for We Do Sanford Good and is at the very top of the FM dial, 107.9 in Sanford. On the air 24/7, WDSG features programming to include gospel music, easy listening/big band music from the 30’s through the 60’s, and now great classic Carolina beach music. Local news, public service announcements, guest interviews and community calendar events, are part of our live broadcasts each week.
Listeners can now access Live365 on Amazon Alexa using the phrase “Play Live365!” Previously, listening was only available via browser or the Live365 mobile app, but the new Live365 Alexa Skill allows listeners to tune in via their Alexa devices.
To begin listening to Live365 on your Alexa, you first need to enable the Live365 Alexa Skill in the Alexa Skills Store. Search “Live365” in the Alexa Skills Store or navigate directly to the Live365 skill page by clicking here. Once there, select “Enable” and you will then be able to access Live365 on all of your available Alexa devices. You can also enable the Live365 skill by simply saying “Alexa, Enable Live365 Skill.”
After enabling the Live365 skill, tune into Live365 by saying “Alexa, play Live365!” You will then be prompted to pick a station or genre.
To pick your favorite station from the thousands of stations on Live365, say “Play WDSG-LP FM.”
To select from hundreds of music genres, say “Play [insert genre name].”
Note that “Live365” is pronounced “live three sixty-five.”