Joe Starkey
Joe Starkey is a native of Chicago who earned a bachelor’s degree as well as an MBA at Loyola University. He didn’t set out to be a broadcaster. Starkey was a corporate vice-president at Union […]
Archives: Inductees
Hank Greenwald
A native of Detroit, Howard Greenwald was so enamored of the exploits of Detroit Tigers star Hank Greenberg that he started calling himself “Hank”. While a child, Greenwald’s family moved to Syracuse, NY. A keen […]
Ted Wygant
Ted Wygant spent 37 years at KGO in a variety of roles, serving as anchor, co-anchor, reporter, and news director. His lengthy run with Jim Dunbar as the morning anchor team led KGO to the […]
Bobby Dale
Bobby Dale, born Robert Dale Bastiansen in Glendive, MN, was called “the disc jockey’s disc jockey” by no less an authority than Bay Area radio legend Don Sherwood. Dale had made a name for himself […]
Lee Rodgers
Lee Rodgers was born to sharecropping parents across the Arkansas border near Memphis, TN. He fell in love with radio during a lengthy hospital stay as a child. His broadcasting career included many stops as […]