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101.1 The Pulse is North Georgia's home where faith, country, and gospel unite. Broadcasting from WLJA-FM, we bring you the latest in music, sports, and community events across North Georgia. From high school basketball highlights to exclusive artist features and upcoming concerts, 'The Pulse' keeps you connected to the heart of your community. Stay informed, entertained, and inspired with our vibrant mix of content. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram or download our app to stay connected!

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  • Saturdays with Sandra | Coleen our Community Queen aired 10-10-26
    Oct 14 2026

    October 10, 2026--Sandra and Coleen talk about her recent trip out west and how the trees are already changing to Fall colors.

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  • Saturdays with Sandra | Gary Wilder aired 10-10-26
    Oct 14 2026

    October 10, 2026--Sandra interviews Gary Wilder, founder and lead vocal in the Beatles tribute band Strum Together. The group formed earlier this year and has its next big concert on Oct. 16th at Talona Ridge RV Park in Ellijay.

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    6 min
  • Saturdays with Sandra | Tom Shinall aired 10-3-26
    Oct 14 2026

    October 3, 2026--Sandra interviews Tom Shinall, curator at the Savory Automobile Museum in Cartersville. They have just opened a new exhibit honoring the legacy of founder and philanthropist Jon Oscher who died earlier this year.

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    8 min
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