KRE 1400, Berkeley Carter B. Smith 1962 San Francisco-born Carter Blakemore Smith, educated at San Francisco State College, got his start in local radio as an intern at KSAN (1450 kc.) in the mid-1950s. He […]
Edward W. Meece: A Tribute By Eric Meece Edward Meece was an early contributor to the building of the pioneering Berkeley radio station KPFA, as well as San Jose’s KSJO and KRPM. This tribute was […]
Bruce Sedley was a well-known Bay Area children’s television personality in the 1950’s and 1960’s. Before that, he appeared on several local radio stations. He died in 2012 at age 86. He originally wrote the […]
Don Sherwood: The Raid On Stockton From “The Life and Times of The World’s Greatest Disc Jockey” By Laurie Harper Don Sherwood, born Daniel Sherwood Cohelan (1925-1983), is considered by many to be the greatest disc […]
Johnny Holliday: From Rock To Jock continued PREVIOUS PAGE | PAGE 5 | NEXT PAGE In 1965, the Warriors signed Rick Barry as their first draft pick in the second round. Barry had led the country in […]
Glenhall Taylor: Before Television Glenhall Taylor (1903-1997) was a Bay Area radio pioneer, appearing on several early local stations as a performer before managing KTAB, the forerunner to today’s KSFO. He later managed KTM in […]
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