 He used the station to provide programming to the local community, including Indiana University and Bloomington High School Football games, special events, and live band music from local high schools.Because standard AM radios could not tune to his station's high frequency, Tarzian modified a small number of sets himself and distributed them throughout the community.The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) had recently established the FM radio band on 88.1-107.9 MHz, but FM receivers were expensive purchases.