By 1988 the station was mostly an outlet for leased access foreign language programming.

By 1997, the station was airing a mix of gospel music, country music and Spanish language programming.

WGES's foreign language programming was cut back to only four hours a day.

This lasted about one year before a switch to Spanish language programming.

The format was changed to Korean language programming.

It broadcast foreign language programming 24 hours a day, in co-operation with major international broadcasters.

Non-Spanish foreign language programming is small potatoes compared to Spanish programs.

Natural language programming is a top down method of writing software.

The station's foreign language programming was most helpful in this process.

As time passed, the ethnic groups served by the station's programming changed; eventually most of its five hours on the air became Spanish language programming.