San Francisco Bay Area Radio History CHRS and the Bay Area Radio Museum are proud to present John Schneider’s classic history of radio in the San Francisco, “Voices Out Of The Fog,” a comprehensive chronicle of the origins of broadcasting in the Bay Area. [ CLICK HERE TO [Read more…]
KSFR Radio 94.9, San Francisco A Broadcast Day Begins Undated (Late 1950s?) The Federal Communications Commission approved a Construction Permit on September 20, 1957, for KSFR, a new San Francisco FM station to be owned by H. Alan “Al” Levitt, who owned San Francisco Records and the Music San [Read more…]
KOFY 1050, San Francisco The Final Days Of Kool Gold October 15, 1991 Don Crawford hosts the syndicated “Kool Gold” 1950s Oldies But Goodies programming during the final days of James Gabbert’s ownership of the plucky little San Mateo station, which identifies itself as “AM Super Stereo KOFY [Read more…]
KIOI Radio The K-101 Era1968-2000 San Francisco, California K-101 moved to new studios and offices at 700 Montgomery Street in San Francisco early in 1973, in a pre-1906 earthquake building once occupied by the old Columbia Savings Bank. (The building later housed the law offices of Mayor Joe [Read more…]
Bay Area Radio Stations Airchecks, Images and Ephemera Listed alphabetically by call letters. The San Francisco Bay Area is a diverse region, and it has been the home of a diverse assortment of radio stations of varying musical styles with air personalities to meet any taste. The Bay [Read more…]
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