[h5]WBAP (AM) - Wikipedia[/h5] The dual frequency sharing arrangement between WBAP and WFAA continued through the 1950s and 1960s, with the stations switching frequencies several times a day. When WBAP changed frequencies, it signaled the change with a cowbell, which became widely associated with the station. Even though the stations swapped frequencies several times each day, the network affiliations remained constant: NBC network programming stayed on 820 kHz and ABC network programming stayed on 570 kHz. This frequently proved confusing for announcers and listeners alike. [hr] [h5]Categories[/h5][size 16]News, Talk[/size][h5]Social Media[/h5][link http://www.wbap.com/][img]https://onair.click/theme/icon/btn-website.png[/img][/link][link https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WBAP_(AM)][img]https://onair.click/theme/icon/btn-website.png[/img][/link][link https://www.facebook.com/NewsTalk820WBAP/][img]https://onair.click/theme/icon/btn-facebook.png[/img][/link][link https://twitter.com/wbap247news][img]https://onair.click/theme/icon/btn-twitter.png[/img][/link]