Seattle Times Won’t Allow Sports Staff to Appear on KJR-950
"We are not comfortable associating our brand with some of the off-color, sexist commentary on that station."
Shelley Berman, First Comedian with a Gold Record, Dead at 92
A standout in a golden era of comedy that included other observational masters like Mort Sahl, Lenny Bruce and Bob Newhart, Berman died early Friday morning at his home in Bell Canyon, Calf.
Glenn Beck’s ‘The Blaze’ Sheds Dozens of Staffers
Beck says 20 percent of the combined workforce of TheBlaze and parent company Mercury Radio Arts has been dismissed.
2017 CASBY Awards on 102.1 the edge…
We're excited to share that 102.1 the Edge will once again be hosting the CASBY Awards!
Lighthouse Founder Skip Prokop Dies at 73
Lighthouse was Canada's answer to Chicago in the 1970's, with the 13-piece rock/jazz ensemble releasing hits like Sunny Days and One Fine Morning.
FRIDAY in Broadcast History .. Sept. 1st
IT WAS SEPT. 1st .. when radio station CKNW officially signed on, with 250 watts on 1230 KHz, some two decades after AM radio had begun on the lower mainland…
When CFRB Toronto moved to 1010 KHz as Canada’s first 50,000 watt radio station ….
When colour television officially arrived in Canada, courtesy of CTV ….
When Edmonton and Vancouver each got their third TV stations, two years apart ...
When Courtenay and Port Hardy each signed on local AM radio stations, 20 years apart ...
..and when the last episode of “I Dream of Jeannie” aired on NBC-TV, after a 5-year run.
ALL the milestones for Sept. 1st INSIDE!
Richard Anderson, Actor on ‘The Six Million Dollar Man,’ Dies at 91
Richard Anderson, who portrayed Oscar Goldman, the head of a secret scientific government organization, on the 1970s series The Six Million Dollar Man and its spinoff, The Bionic Woman, died Thursday. He was 91