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Q13 Releases Weather Gal
Radio Conference Call – Al Vanik, Part Two
Sam Lawson’s Audio Vault: Pat O’Day Aircheck
CBS Northwest compromise
Now Hear This: The Coats – It’s Gonna Snow
It’s KISN Time: Murphy, Steele & Benny in Portland
Merger is the word at COX
November 1958 Radio Dial
Steve Raible – 35 Years @ KIRO TV & RADIO
The Speaker of The House Wishes You A Happy Holiday!
March 1973 (TNT) Radio Listings
Survey of the Week
“Vancouver Sun” Radio skeds – June 2/3/4, 1951
KAYO, KVI, KJR, KOL Switch Jocks, KRKO Becomes Radio Free Everett, Nick Anthony Leaves For Ohio
News Off-The-Grid: Alison Morrow Interviews Brandi Kruse
Seattle Corporate Journalists Turning Against Independent Journalists
1965: Market Growth For IGM
Antique Mic Flags & Memories
The Mighty 690 Goes XTRA Gold – Michael Boss (Pt.3)
1958 March (TNT) Radio
1966 – KVOS Film Festival
Jonathan Choe cuts deal with NewsBreak
Chris Francis and Alexis Smith Francis coming back to the Northwest
Update–Body Found; Missing San Francisco Radio Personality
Alyssa Page Lands @ Lori Lewis Media
Chuck Mahaffay & The Individuals, featuring Larry Coryell; Katherine Wise & Bea Donovan; The Bob Hardwick TV show.
Now Hear This! Bwana Johnny @ KGB San Diego
Q13 morning features reporter Ellen Tailor departs
Two Puget Sound Region Translators Sold, Rebroadcasting 1210 KMIA Auburn
1985: J. Michael Kenyon @ KAMT Tacoma
September 1935 Radio
Heaps Leaves 710 To Coach Russ Wilson
Survey of the week
The Grinch Behind 415 Media
Shellie Hart Gets In The Christmas Spirit
KKNW Dancing Right Back On Air
1962 – New Show, Time Changes @ Channel 5
What Goes Up Sometimes Comes Down
All-Classical Portland launches innovative new HD channel
1969: IGM Music Travels The Globe
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Radio’s Year-End Review – 1969
December 1968 Radio Highlights
KJRB Reunion 2014
Radio Realities: Ever Been There? (KOL’s Last Day – Part 2)
John Lodge, A Little Bit Country; Danny Holiday, A Little Bit Rock & Roll
No More Good News @ KOL; KJR To Broadcast Hydro Races
Len Sampson had to be w-a-y ahead of his time in 1969, with the ad for his TV special promising “An hour of rock, rap and roll.”
Oh, now I’m remembering that “rap” was 1960’s hipster slang for talking or having a discussion. Meanings can change over time.
A sample of a KJR Fabulous 50 playlist
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