The Bay Area Radio Museum and Hall of Fame is proud to announce that San Jose’s historic Radio KEEN (1370 AM) has been named its Legendary Station for 2025. KEEN joins the list of annual […]
Earlier known as KSAN (AM) and descending from pioneering San Francisco stations KGTT and KGGC, KSOL came into being in 1964. The station was purchased by entertainers Les Malloy and Del Courtney, who changed the […]
Trish Bell is a veteran of 40 years in radio broadcasting. Trish was born in San Francisco and raised in the East Bay. She began her radio career in the Monterey Bay Area: KZSC in […]
Founder and Executive Director EmeritusThe Bay Area Radio Museum & Hall of Fame David Ferrell Jackson grew up listening to Bay Area radio during its “second golden age,” when many of the greatest stations and […]
Wolfman Jack American Graffiti KRE Radio, Berkeley 1972 In August 1972, George Lucas filmed the radio station scenes for his soon-to-be-classic film, “American Graffiti,” at the studios of KRE radio (1400 AM and 102.9 FM) […]
The Bay Area Radio Museum and Hall of Fame (BARHOF) and the California Historical Radio Society (CHRS) are proud to announce today that San Francisco’s KFOG (104.5 FM) will be the recipient of their Legendary […]
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