KQW Radio, San Jose “The Story Of KQW” Saturday, November 10, 1945 Featuring Ken Ackerman, Clarence “Clancy” Cassell and Jack Webb The widely-acknowledged inventor of radio broadcasting, Charles David (Doc) Herrold, often referred to as “Prof […]
The History of KZM, KLX and KEWB Oakland, California By John F. Schneider One of the Bay Area’s foremost radio pioneers was synonymous with the word radio in Oakland for many years. Preston Decker Allen […]
The History Of KRE Berkeley, California By John F. Schneider The call letters KRE are full of radio history. They were first issued, in the beginning years of the twentieth century, to the side-wheeler steam […]
The History of KJBS Radio San Francisco, California By John F. Schneider KJBS was San Francisco’s flea-powered station, but it quickly made a big name for itself as an alternative to the standard radio program […]
KSMO and Successor Stations on 1550 kHz in San Francisco By Fred Krock CALL LETTER HISTORY KSMO (1947-1952), KEAR (1952-1956), KOBY (1956-1960), KQBY (1960-1961), KKHI (1961-1994), KPIX (1994-1997), KYCY (1997-) FRED KROCK started listening to KSMO […]
The Early History Of KLS/KWBR/KDIA Oakland, California By John F. Schneider One of the earliest Bay Area radio operations that has been in continuous operation until the present time was KLS, the Warner Brothers’ station. […]
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