Friday in Broadcast History .. April 25th
IT WAS APRIL 25th .. when the future iconic broadcast news pioneer Edward. R. Murrow (pictured) was born in North Carolina…
When the New York experimental TV station that preceded WCBS aired the first circus on television….
When Vancouver’s CKST AM 1040 dropped its adult contemporary music format and began airing commercial free Classic Rock, enroute to adopting an all-sports format two weeks later…
and when the TV-movie “Dukes Of Hazzard: Reunion!” aired on CBS, 12 years after the series left the air.
ALL the milestones for the date INSIDE.
PSR’s 6pm Thursday Night News with the News YouShould Know…
Treason Does Pay Well, No Sleep In DC, Courts Are Being Prepared For Trials - X22 Report
Seattle – Tacoma PPMs for March 2025
Public Radio KUOW-FM remains in first place with 7.8, followed by Classic Rock KZOK-FM still in 2nd place with 6.2 and KISW FM moving into 3rd spot at 4.8
RIP: Harry Maunu Passes
Maunu started his broadcasting career in Kelowna, before joining CHEK-TV Victoria as an investigative reporter.
Jordan Blair: Sweet Dreams Are Made Of This – The Sound Off Podcast
Jordan Blair first fell in love with the storytelling in podcasts. Then she started a bedtime story podcast called Dreamful, initially for her children, but unexpectedly evolving to attract a diverse audience of adults seeking relaxing content
Radio Mans fave with Cheap Trick
Cheap Trick is an American rock band formed in Rockford, Illinois in 1973 by guitarist Rick Nielsen, bassist Tom Petersson, lead vocalist Robin Zander and drummer Bun E. Carlos
Thursday in Broadcast History .. April 24th
IT WAS APRIL 24th .. when Jack Webb introduced his short-lived pre-Dragnet detective-adventure radio show ‘Johnny Madero: Pier 23’ on Mutual, with Gale Gordon and William Conrad in the cast …
When Dick Powell (pictured) appeared for the first time as ‘Richard Diamond, Private Detective’ on NBC radio…
When ‘X-Minus One’, a quality show for science fiction fans, was first heard on NBC radio, offering some of the best drama of the era…
and when ‘Your Hit Parade’ ended after a nine-year run on NBC TV and many more years on network radio.
ALL the milestones for the date INSIDE.