Say “jazz” and “Bay Area radio” in the same sentence, and chances are, you’re talking about KCSM or the late, lamented KJAZ. Both stations cemented their reputations around jazz music. But before KCBS became an […]
The Bay Area Radio Museum and Hall of Fame is pleased to offer this piece of Bay Area radio history, courtesy of the Snell family. On November 15, 1983, Greg Snell sat down with his […]
Tommy Tong and his wife, May Chin Tong, were pioneering Chinese-American broadcasters whose legacy has been all but forgotten. They created the first Chinese-language radio program in North America in 1939 and continued these broadcasts […]
Following the sad demise of San Jose’s KLIV (1590 AM) back on January 27, the station’s owner for the past five decades, Bob Kieve (BARHOF 2007), sat down to reflect on his long career in […]
John Schneider San Francisco was a great radio city in the golden age of radio, rivaling New York, Los Angeles and Chicago in its importance as a radio programming center. Why, then, is there so […]
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