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Did you know that most of the call letters for Houston’s radio stations are acronyms for hidden meanings? I knew a few were, but I sure didn’t know all of them. Luckily, Wikipedia does and here’s a sampling of the better ones, along with a couple of the worst. – John Nova Lomax
KTRH= Kome to The Rice Hotel (the station’s original HQ) and Keep Tuned Right Here
KCOH = K + Call Of Houston
KBME = K + Best Music Ever (Pre-Sports Animal, it was a golden oldies station)
KKRW = The ARroW (DuMb.)
KTBZ = The BuZz (LaMe.)
KPRC = Kotton Port Rail Center
KLOL = LOL looks like 101
KSEV = SEVen, as in 700
KWWJ = Keep Walking With Jesus
