Hilario “Lalo” Caballero
One of the first true legends of Spanish-language radio in America, “Lalo” Caballero was the number one disc jockey and promoter of conjunto music on the local airwaves, most notably at KLOK and KEEN. Caballero […]
One of the first true legends of Spanish-language radio in America, “Lalo” Caballero was the number one disc jockey and promoter of conjunto music on the local airwaves, most notably at KLOK and KEEN. Caballero […]
Born in Alameda and raised in Oakland, Ben Fong-Torres became internationally-known as a writer and editor at Rolling Stone magazine. But his Bay Area radio roots are deep. Fong-Torres spent time as a DJ on the […]
A native of Evanston, IL, Heber Smith moved to the Bay Area as a teenager, graduating from Berkeley High School before enrolling at the University of California. World War 2 would interrupt his education. He […]
Art Lebermann enjoyed a broadcasting career spanning over forty years. Lebermann served as chief engineer at Berkeley’s KRE and spent many years as transmitter engineer for KSFO and KGO. Lebermann was a co-founder of the […]
Gary Radnich was born Gary Radunich in San Jose, where he starred in basketball at Del Mar and Branham High Schools. He would play NCAA Division 1 basketball at Brigham Young University and the University […]
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