In this week’s edition:
Part one of our interview with legendary Los Angeles station owner Saul Levine.
Now 92, Levine has owned what’s now KKGO (105.1) in LA from the day he put it on the air as KBCA way back in 1959.
In this episode, we talk to him about his early years as a radio aficionado in northern Michigan, his start as an FM pioneer in southern California, his adventures in high-power AM… and much more.
(And stay tuned next week to hear from him about how he looks at the radio industry today…)
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