Saturday in Broadcast History .. January 11th

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Victoria’s first radio station, then known as CFCT 1450, upped its power to 500 watts. Lloyd Bridges starred for the first time in his syndicated TV action hit “Sea Hunt.” 16 years later on this date, ‘Love American Style’ aired for the final time on ABC-TV. And 8 years later, CBC Television moved the National News up an hour to 10 pm, followed by ‘The Journal’ hosted by the incredible Barbara Frum (pictured). ALL the milestones for Jan. 11th INSIDE.

PSR’s 6pm Friday Night News with the News You Should Know…

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[DS] [FF] Will Fail,Final Precedent Has Been Reached,5:5,Final Level,Thanks For Playing – X22 Report

Prince & The Revolution – When Doves Cry (Extended Version) (Official Music Video)

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The recipient of numerous awards and nominations, he is regarded as one of the greatest musicians of his generation

Friday in Broadcast History .. January 10th

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NBC-TV aired the pilot for a US version of a hit BBC satirical news show, ‘That Was the Week that Was,’ with David Frost hosting as he had in the UK. It quickly became a weekly series

PSR’s 6pm Thursday Night News with the News You Should Know…

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[DS] Moves To Delay Confirmation Process & Shift Narrative,Trump Has All The Leverage – X22 Report

LA’s Eaton Fire Threatens Critical Mt Wilson Broadcast Tower Site.

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The Mount Wilson tower site, home to at least ten Los Angeles radio station towers as well as all of the major L.A. television stations and critical fire and telecommunications towers, is in danger as the Eaton Fire is now burning a short distance from the transmitters and towers

Radio Mans fave with Gary Lewis the Playboys

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When he was 18, Lewis formed the band "Gary and the Playboys" with four friends.[10] Joking at the lateness of bandmates to practice, Lewis referred to them as "playboys", and the name stuck