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2019-03-23 KPUG: 1948 letterhead & logo
2016-12-30 AM 1330 Spokane FCC History Cards
2021-05-21 Death In The Newsroom
2020-01-31 FCC: 1460 KARR applies for minor modification
2018-10-01 AM Radio Today: Programming
2021-07-09 (1996) Edward Purcell, 74, Newsman Whose Charm Came Over Radio
2020-03-19 Trinity Bids On TEGNA – A Sign That The End Is Near
2021-12-02 Shari Elliker Will Be New Co-Host With KIRO’s Curley
2018-10-16 In Search Of… KIRO Evening Host
2018-10-25 KISS It Goodbye!
2017-01-13 Early 1960s KOL DeeJays
2018-12-07 A Video Tour of KBTC Television
2020-08-17 Sam Lawson’s audio Vault: 11-KING, Dan Foley, Summertime ‘77
2017-12-25 Christmas Ads From Bygone Years
2021-11-24 May 1931 Radio Listings
2022-08-17 KXLY Spokane Adds Kirstin O’Connor
2020-12-26 Radio Notes: So Long, 1969
2019-03-27 The DJ, the Rock Stars & Sullivan
2017-06-05 Break-In News: Q13 Exclusive
2017-04-17 It’s…Contest Time
2016-12-27 AM 1450 Puyallup FCC History Cards
2017-01-11 Jingles: Oldies KXA TV spots
2020-10-21 April 1996 R&R Magazine – Gary Taylor, KYCW/KBKS Manager
2022-09-01 Christian Galeno Leaves KGET 17 Bakersfield
2019-02-12 Stu Martin & Bumper Sticker Treasures
2021-04-23 Sam Lawson’s Audio Vault: Jerry Kay, “Old Gold” KXA, Seattle, May, 1981
2023-06-29 Radio Conference Call – Al Vanik, Part Two
2021-05-26 History of Rock & Roll Gets Make-Over
2022-05-02 Hannah Knowles Joins KOMO 4 News
2020-01-10 Crista appoints new GM
2018-05-07 Dex Allen
2023-03-06 January 1, 1968 – ABC Radio’s 4-Networks
2019-12-08 Nelson will tiptoe through Skagit tulips
2016-12-08 David Dean new afternoon personality at KMPS
2023-03-06 KVI, KNWN, KPLZ now broadcasting from new studios
2017-07-05 April 1970 Radio Dial
2016-12-17 AM 790 Bellingham FCC History Cards
2020-12-07 Sam Lawson’s Audio Vault: KJR Christmas contest with Tom Murphy, December, 1970
2020-06-11 Broadcasters pressure FCC on regulatory fees
2022-03-04 Tom Sherry, KREM Weather, Retires After 32 Years
Remember hearing this series when I was in the 7th grade and living on Whidbey Island. Back then my older Sister and I spent the Summer glued to our transister radios because the disc jockeys and the music defined our world (away from television) and people like Norm Gregory and Lan Roberts were our windows to the world. It’s hard to believe it’s been 50 years ago already.
They were pretty wild for the day. I was a college broadcaster who had worked for Gary Taylor at his Spokane teen club a couple of years earlier. The whole package was over a half-hour long, and the tracks were programmed almost as tightly as the music!