Jane Riley spent 30 years at KCBS both on-air and in management. San Francisco Chronicle columnist Herb Caen referred to her as “The Queen of KCBS”, where she produced the long-running Bay Area Woman series, interviewing more than 2,000 women in all walks of life from the late ‘60s [Read more…]
A native of Oakland, Kevin and his family are longtime residents of Alameda. Prior to becoming an educator, Kevin spent 20-plus years working in radio at KJAZ, KYOS (Merced), KFRC, MAGIC 61, and K-101. Gorham graduated from San Francisco State University, with a BA from the Broadcast Communication [Read more…]
Sandee Althouse’s love of radio began in college when she searched out other punk rock music lovers at San Diego State University, which led her to stations playing punk rock. That inspired her to pursue radio as a career. A graduate from San Francisco State University, Sandy earned a [Read more…]
Considered by many to be the “Boss Jock’s Boss Jock”, Marvelous Mark McKay got his start in radio like many DJs: by building a studio in his childhood home, broadcasting to his family. Mark says he decided to become a disc jockey at the tender age of two. [Read more…]
Larry Bensky was known as much for his sharp journalism skills as he was for his political activism. During his decades at Pacifica’s KPFA in Berkeley, Larry covered some of the biggest stories of our time including political conventions, presidential debates, Senate hearings for four US Supreme Court [Read more…]
Since he was a child, Richard Sands wanted to be on the radio, and when he was a student at University of California, Berkeley, he began to realize his dreams. During that time, Richard worked as a DJ at KALX, as well as KPOO and KPFA, while maintaining [Read more…]
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