Licensed to the Sonoma County town of Windsor, KMHX represented an expansion of the portfolio of Jack Fritz and Ron Castro, who already controlled Rohnert Park-licensed KRPQ through their company Results Radio. Both stations operated […]
KRPQ became Rohnert Park’s first radio station when broadcasts began on February 28, 1986. 36 year old Pennsylvania native Ron Castro was living the dream of many a disc jockey: he’d managed to get a […]
Note: the KEAR call letters have been used on several Bay Area radio stations on differing frequencies at different times. This display deals with the station at 610 AM, known as KEAR beginning in 2005. […]
Note: the KEAR call letters have been used on several Bay Area radio stations on differing frequencies at different times. This display deals with the station at 106.9 FM between 1978 and 2005. By 1978, […]
Note: the KEAR call letters have appeared on numerous Bay Area radio stations. This exhibit concerns the 97.3 FM station heard from 1956 to 1978. After Stephen Cisler purchased San Mateo’s KSMO in 1952, installed […]
In July 1960, Franklin Mieuli’s pet radio station KPUP got hip…KHIP. The new call letters were supposed to reflect a cool new format: jazz. Out went the witty DJ’s, sports, and occasional shows built on […]
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