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Stephen King to get out of the radio business after forty years without a profit.
https://radioink.com/2024/12/02/author-stephen-king-to-shutter-three-maine-radio-stations/
How long since you’ve heard a record by Diana Dors? Serenade Radio UK just played “The Point of No Return”
Les Baxter And His Orchestra – Ruby
Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme – A Fine Romance
Tommy Dorsey Orch. with Jo Stafford & Frank Sinatra – Snootie Little Cutie
Is there a competition on this forum to see who can post the greatest number of disjointed messages that show no concern with spelling, punctuation, grammar, or syntax?
The next best thing to hearing old-time-radio drama, reading the script.
Check out: https://www.genericradio.com/
Generic Radio
Let George Do It!
During the mid-1960s, Corcoran would broadcast little league slow pitch baseball on Channel 13 from Tacoma’s Heidelberg Park and regional college basketball on Channel 11 with Doug McArthur.
For a period of time, Corcoran had a midday talk show on 1360 KMO each weekday.
In 1964, Bob Robertson was calling play-by-play for the PCL Tacoma Giants on Channel 11. In December, Robertson, Corcoran, McArthur, along with John Jarstad, signed on to broadcast 13 University of Puget Sound and Pacific Lutheran University basketball games on KTNT 11. The company was Corcoran’s Pacific Northwest Sports Productions.
In 1964, Corcoran and Vic Cozzetti would broadcast a series of college baseball games from the University of Puget Sound over KTVW 13.
Corcoran was a booster of the Tyees of Tacoma, a local group playing just for the fun of it. Community donations supported the team and Corcoran, though having no official tie to the Tyees, helped out with supplying uniforms.
Corcoran’s sports supply store was one of the many sponsors of the yearly Tacoma Salmon Bake at Point Defiance, buying ad space in the newspaper and brochures.