Ron Reynolds Rot

Innovative cross pollination of separately owned and operated SF stations ca. 1994

KCBS KKSF

A great boss jock and one of the mighty 6-10 men of the early 70's

JACK Friday KFRC

One Wednesday morning around 1985 Hoyt Smith is winding down his all-night shift on 103.7 KLOK-FM (6 hour shift!) when morning guy Jack Friday arrived with treats. We were having fun, but our station owner thought we were destroying the radio station. Yes we were. hoping to build a better radio station from the ashes. Yes, that's it.

Jack And Hoyt KLOK - FM

To the turn of the century with a major market station demo of broadcast excellence.

Classical Show Reel

SF Opera - Dream of the Red Chamber

Setting the Wayback Machine to the 1960s and The World's Greatest Radio Station in the long ago Baghdad By The Bay. Every now and then, seconds before 5,  they'd roll this... timed to end as the Western Electric clock would hit the hour mark and a beep would signal the time to the second (check your Bulova). Then "What's New, KSFO News up to this very minute." My first job in radio. A gofer in 1968 working at the PBX phone switchboard looking across the hall to the entrance to the Tonga Room in the Fairmont Hotel. Making five bucks an hour. Livin' large.

Sounds Of The City

Inspired silliness ca. 1975 from Hudson and Bauer at KFMB, San Diego. Dr. J Paul is played by the super talented Joe Bauer.

Goodbreath

Zork

KHJ A Motor A Day

Legendary California radio DJ, sales guy and pitchman Tom Campbell. Someone had fun with his spots and created this classic I
 though I had lost.
Enjoy!

Hoyt Smith 2

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