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Advertisements KDKA 1020 Pittsburgh – KDKA’s 100th Anniversary – November 2 2020 KDKA began it’s life as an experimental station in 1916. In October 1920, Westinghouse petitioned the Department of Commerce for the
Advertisements KDKA 1020 Pittsburgh – Art Pallan – News: Loran Mann | December 1969 Courtesy: Doug Allen Art Pallan spent decades on air in Pittsburg. From the time he was a kid, he knew
Fred Winston is best known as the midday personality on WLS (AM) Chicago at various time periods during the 1970s
Advertisements Through much of it’s existence, 1410 KQV was a fairly popular station. During it’s top 40 days in the 1960s & 70s, some legendary names graced the KQV microphones. Names like Chuck Brinkman, Fred
Top 40 style Country format on simulcast sister stations 1080 WEEP & 107.9 WEEP-FM
A short but clean aircheck of WEEP Pittsburgh during it’s Oldies format days. From 1986
Advertisements We’re having a blizzard this afternoon… don’t let these warm temperatures fool ya now Please scroll down to read an important message Curator’s Notes: After I spilled hot coffee all over my brand new
Advertisements More proof that FM radio in the 80s was unique and alive… here’s a look at two Pittsburgh FM stations – no two stations could be more different than these, WAMO 106.7 (Urban) and
