History – Page 4 – PNW Broadcasting History & Current Affairs

1959 – KLAY FM Tacoma goes on the air

1958 – KTWR FM Tacoma goes on the air

1926 – KMO Tacoma goes on the air

1941 – KTBI Tacoma goes on the air

1952 – KTAC replaces KTBI

1995: Larry Nelson-radio vet; Rob Tepper-hot, young talent

The Ron Bailie School of Broadcasting

1963 (P-I) April Radio

It’s always finances; and sometimes a stinky evening lineup too

TV stations suspend commercials and programming for non-stop coverage after Kennedy assassination

Students assemble Tacoma’s Voc-Tech TV station

Stokke gets an eyeful

1986 (TNT) September radio

KVI pays the toll

KING 5 story-teller leaves the business

1972 – Otto Leese obit

KOL’s Ray Hutchinson, an early adopter of sports-betting radio

KOL aims for #1 spot; Taft sells to Goodson-Todman

1962- Ron Forsell named KIRO ND

Jack (Bradley) Budnick obit (2008)

Radio vet Stokke stoked to start new talk show with Mike Lonergan

2008: Don Riggs retires; KRKO Everett to increase power

Does Seattle need an Emperor?

KTNT 11 spotlights new variety show; Warren Reed joins Scott & Eddie; KTNT 11 celebrates 8th anniversary

Warren Saunders & Bruce Vanderhoof move to KOMO-AM; KOL leads in poll

Randy Lundquist from KBSG FM to KJR FM

2008- KBSG begins KIRO-AM simulcast; Danny Holiday returns, but not to Seattle this time.

Record Bin Roulette – Musical Oddities

KTAC needs a make-good on this ad

Ray Court and the KJUN-KRPM stations

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