A good Redding radio friend died just recently and we’ll miss him. Frederick “Fritz” Egger was the first person to broadcast on the new KRDG in 1956 when Howard Martineau put the second station that Redding ever had on the… Continue Reading
In an effort to crack-up laughing our very serious “Ted Baxter type” newscaster, Mark Rogers at KVIP Radio and Television, we had to go to extreme measures. The man was very good at delivery and composure. In the early 60s,… Continue Reading
When I was a rookie disc jockey at KRDG in 1960, I worked with the great Jerry McGee, a veteran who spent 25 years there and became very popular with “Jerry’s Jumpin” Jukebox. Jerry was a daily staple among Redding… Continue Reading
When I was just a young disc jockey, only in my twenties at KVIP, back when the station was commercial and a sister station of KVIP-TV, now KRCR, we were required to do several remote broadcasts on the weekend. This… Continue Reading
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