Broadcast Station Histories

In this section:

KDKA – KFBK – KFI – KHQ – KOB – KSD – KSL – KYW
WABC – WBZ – WCCO – WEW – WFLI – WFLA/WSUN – WGY – WJR – WLW – WOAI – WSB – WWJ – WWV

Who’s On First? – The KDKA Myth – The 1928 Frequency Move – The 1941 Frequency Move – Camelot On The Moon – Radio Caroline – BBC Orfordness (648) – The History of VOA Bethany –

When Eimac and Continental Shared a Tube and Transmitter Fiasco

When designing and building transmitters, it take a lot of cooperation and communication to make things work. Reid Brandon recalls what …

Perhaps no station epitomizes the pirate radio era of the 1960s as Radio Caroline. Having suffered and survived physical damage, being …

The announcement that WFLI would cease operations on March 31st brings down the curtain on the Benns/Brennan stations – a chain …

Words do matter. Trying to talk about something – and understand it – requires that both parties use words in the …

Unfortunately, virtually every government and service is under monetary pressure these days, The BBC World Service is no exception and, like …

Just down the road from WLW was another transmission site with a history that continues to be of interest 60 years …

At 3AM EST on March 29, 1941, something amazing happened as AM radio stations
all over America changed frequency. It was planned months …