This is one of several interesting oral histories recorded in the 1970s with pioneering Pacific Northwest broadcasters. The project was carried out by Washington State University professor Hugh Rundell. Jessica Longston describes the difficulty of getting KPUG on the air in 1948.
Credit to: Professor Hugh Rundell’s Oral History Collection at the Northwest Hall of Radio History at The Edward R. Murrow College of Communication at Washington State University.
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