This is from 1972. Being KIXI, without much jock chatter, it consists of ads and brief newscasts by well-known voices
1. is Rudy Perez….this had to be about the most played spot every morning during the news. Rudy worked approx 10-2 airshift
2. Dean Smith, at the time in KIXI sales, but one of the best paid voice guys in the market
3. Steve Schilling, afternoon to evening guy, who had been at KBRO pre-KIXI
4. Ken Stuart, news director. Worked AM drive through about noonish M-F
[Audio courtesy of Steven Smith]
The voice before Ken Stuart is Seattle staple Bob Liddle. Every weekday Stuart did the news in the AM hours. Liddle was the morning jock…if you could really call him that. Basically, they had IGM automation and they rolled tapes. Then the announcers would get the music legend and when in the mood they would read off the names of songs. It would be Liddle in the morning. Perez midday and Schilling late afternoon into evening.
When Angie Mentink stepped into the broadcast booth for Opening Day, it was a major…
CNN has recently experimented with a more casual, podcast-inspired aesthetic on some of its evening…
January 10, 1925 - Seattle Post-Intelligencer "Dah-Dah dit-dit dah-dah!" Get that? It's regular radio code…
Lloyd Wallgren who had for years tried to buy KRKO or have the station license…
KFBL, LEESE BROS. TO TAKE PLACE IN BIG STATION GROUP October 22, 1926 (Everett Herald)…