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FLASHBACK
2019-05-22 Seattle’s Pitted Windshield Mystery of April 1954
2021-06-15 Sinclair Dumped Seattle Radio, Radio’s Exit May Take Months
2022-07-19 Dick Stark Passes
2022-06-02 1290 KAPY Port Angeles: Ads (1969)
2022-07-13 Daisy Caballero Joins KGW 8
2021-11-25 Todd Herman Exits For Podcast, Kostanich To Spend More Time With Family (Seriously)
2022-01-31 Boyfriend Saves Life of Brandi Kruse
2018-11-06 Steve Lawson KING 1100 MusicRadio
2019-01-01 Ed McKenzie: Detroit’s Jack the Bellboy
2018-11-07 International Radio Festival: the ultimate studio
2020-04-15 Portland based Alpha Media downsizes
2016-12-08 KOMO News Hour 1971
2016-07-27 Media Snippets: Anchor desk bobbleheads
2020-07-29 The Radio Battlefield Discussed by Ron & Don
2020-04-22 Found Performance: “Backstage” by Gene Pitney
2019-01-07 TV Schedule – Oct 5, 1958
2022-05-24 1968: KENY Becomes KBFW
2023-01-10 January 1968 (TNT) Radio Listings
2016-08-04 Seattle Weekly archive: Donovan’s grief
2022-01-09 QZVX “Answer Desk”: Fun Times at KAYE & No Mono At KLAY
2019-11-29 Crista Ministries stations move to all-Christmas music
2019-05-16 It’s KISN Time: Murphy, Steele & Benny in Portland
2020-10-21 Happy Birthday, Wunda Wunda
2022-04-17 Buck Ritchey Obit (TNT 1973)
2020-05-09 Now Hear This: The Real Don Steele – 93 KHJ
2020-05-14 KJR Seattle Police Department Report #72 – 1950
2017-08-04 OutFOXing SINCLAIR
2018-10-16 In Search Of… KIRO Evening Host
2021-05-30 KING 5 Interim ND Drinks The Kool-Aid
2023-04-02 Phoenix Traffic Reporter, Jerry Foster, Dead @ 82
2022-03-15 New Seattle Studios For KNKX
2022-07-16 1982: Off-The-Air, But J.P. Patches Still Clowning Around
2020-05-17 Now Hear This: KCAC & KRIZ Phoenix December 31, 1969
2018-01-23 KOMO Vehicle Involved In Hit & Run
2022-08-21 Goodbye, Brian Stelter. Buh-bye. G’bye Now….
2021-09-14 Lawnsby Promoted, Abefefe Lands Vegas Gig, & I Find Reason To Use The Words Diddly Damn.
2020-08-19 Paris Jackson Departs KOMO
2021-07-22 Kenny Mayne Gymnastics Coverage
2020-03-07 International Women’s Day programming
2018-11-21 As Seattle Goes, So Goes Detroit
A movie rating of GP?
GP was an old rating from the MPAA that replaced the M rating. GP means ”Suggested for General Audiences, but Parental Guidance is Advised”. It was replaced in 1972, because some people thought it stood for “General Patronage”. This was used from 1970 until 1972, when it was replaced with the PG rating.