By Ben Fong-Torres Ten years after the Summer of Love, in 1977, KSAN-FM, “Jive 95,” produced a documentary, entitled “Suddenly Lost Summer: What Was That?” On June 4th and 5th, three events celebrated that pioneer […]
Our museum houses several hundred electrical transcriptions (also called “transcription discs”) of radio programs, now being encoded for our website for visitors to enjoy. The audio transcription disc collection of The California Historical Radio Society […]
James Gabbert, a member of the BARHOF Class of 2006 and a true Bay Area radio icon, has shared an extensive collection of newspaper articles, correspondence and advertising chronicling his extensive career in Bay Area […]
The entire staff of KTAB is shown seated in the station’s main studio. In the inset at left is Mrs. Ada Morgan O’Brien, Program Director, and at right, E. Harold Dana, announcer. Standing are Rod […]
Wally King (center right, wearing glasses) was associated with KSFO for nearly three decades. Here he is seen doing a “Man on the Street” interview program, about 1945.
Wilda Wilson Church Wilda Wilson Church was a pioneer radio drama producer. Born in Ohio, she was an English teacher and dramatic instructor at the Cora L. Williams Institute, a private high school for […]
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