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 […]
Say “Tom Campbell” and a certain generation of Bay Area radio listeners immediately responds, “Top of the Hill, Daly City”. He voiced innumerable commercials for Matthews TV and Stereo City, a powerhouse retailer and advertiser […]
Denny Terry is a DJ and former “phone phreak”. Born Dennis Teresi, he is identified in the documentary film The Secret History of Hacking as an expert in social engineering. “Phone phreaks”, it is said, […]
Bill Lueth began his Bay Area radio career in 1989 as an announcer at KKHI. He became a news anchor on KPIX-FM, and then moved to KDFC in 1997 as the station’s morning host. He […]
In a Bay Area broadcast career that began in 1977, Erick Steinberg worked 11 years for ABC radio and television, including time as chief engineer at KGO AM and FM. From 1988 to 1991, Eric […]
Carrying the nickname he picked up in college throughout his Bay Area radio career, Paul Wells has proven to be a most versatile broadcaster. Ever since joining KSJO in San Jose way back in 1974, […]
Twenty-something years ago, the slogan at KOIT was “Lite Rock, Less Talk”. But morning host Jack Kulp got the last word. He’d been doing mornings since 2005, after handling the afternoon shift, and the show […]
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