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The Bay Area Radio Museum and Hall of Fame has launched a new way to experience the sounds of Bay Area radio history. Working with San Francisco State University’s Academic Technology office, we are now […]

In the words of Pleasant Hill High School graduate Marc Curtis, “As a teenager, I had a transistor radio glued to my ear. I passionately wanted to be an announcer on a radio station. It […]

Set the Wayback Machine for 1932: radio is a vibrant business in the Bay Area with a number of important stations on the air and NBC’s new network operations creating a hub of radio program […]

The California Historical Radio Society is home to more than 2,000 electrical transcription (ET) discs. These look a bit like a standard 12″ LP photograph record, but they’re not the same thing. ET discs are […]