The station's studio and transmitter are located at the MPBC Broadcast Center, #72 Fr.

[1][2][3] Established in 1977, DZWR was one of the pioneer FM stations in Baguio, along with DZYB and DWHB.

Its old studios are now occupied by The Halfway Home for Boys, an SLU-owned Foundation.

[6] Its former famous jocks during Magic 99.9 years and early on includes the late Peter John (de Vera), Gloria Guinto, Ms. Em, Doctor J (Jay Guasch), Jorge Castro as Dark Man, Andrew Piñero as Daffy D., the "Big Mouth" Murphy, Bugs B., DJ Ariele, Chai Aquino, Lina Sotto, Brother Jim (up to the present), etc., were the best DJs in their generation that time with an all English spiels.

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