KEBC
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KEBC | |
City of license | Oklahoma City |
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Slogan | Sports Radio 1340 |
Frequency | 1340 kHz |
Format | Sports |
Owner | Clear Channel Communications |
Website | http://www.sportsradio1340.com |
KEBC 1340 AM is located in Oklahoma City. It is among a cluster of stations in the market owned by Clear Channel Communications.
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[edit] KGCB/KOCY
1340 started as KGCB, a church-owned station. It was purchased in the late 1930's by Matthew Bonebrake - a former OPUBCO and WKY radio sales manager - who changed the call letters to KOCY.
It was an ABC affiliate during the 1940's and early 1950's. It became Oklahoma City's first full-time Top-40 station in the mid-1950's. It was also the first radio station in the country to offer "News Every Hour - On the Hour".
After WKY and KOMA [1] went Top-40, KOCY had a "funeral" for their format, by giving away records in a coffin before switching to a MOR format.
The call letters were changed to KCNN in 1984 when the station went to a news format.
The KOCY call letters are now at 1560 kHz, Oklahoma City's Radio Disney outlet owned by Tyler Media.
[edit] "Keeping Everybody Country"
KEBC's call letters were previously used for 94.7 KEBC, later a property also owned by Clear Channel. The station's slogan, "Keeping Everybody Country." Ironically, KEBC's competitor at the time, KXXY-FM, simulcasted their FM signal at 1340 AM.
[edit] Programming
KEBC had simulcasted some programming of sister station KTOK along with their own line-up since 2005. In January, 2007, Clear Channel flipped to the station to Fox Sports Radio 1340, making it the fourth all-sports station in Oklahoma City.
Monday Through Friday
ET | PT | Show | Hosts | Anchors |
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2AM | 11PM | The Third Shift | Jorge Sedano | Karen Kay |
6AM | 3AM | The First Team | Steve Czaban with Scott Linn | Al Galdi |
9AM | 6AM | Out of Bounds | Craig Shemon and James Washington | Eddie Garcia |
12PM | 9AM | The First Team Reloaded¹ | Steve Czaban with Scott Linn¹ | Eddie Garcia¹ |
3PM | 12PM | The Drive on Fox | Chris Myers and Sean Farnham | Vince De Lisi |
7PM | 4PM | Gametime Live | Andrew Siciliano | Krystal Fernandez |
10PM | 7PM | Gametime React | J.T. the Brick | Tomm Looney |
[edit] Saturday
ET | PT | Show | Hosts | Anchors |
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2AM | 11PM | The Third Shift Weekend Edition | Ben Maller | Larry Brown |
6AM | 3AM | Fox Overtime | Chris Moore | Larry Brown ('til 8AM) |
9AM | 6AM | Gametime Saturday Warm-Up | Steve "Big Dog" Duemig | Chuck Madden |
12PM | 9AM | Gametime Saturday | Sean Farnham and Rob Dibble | Chuck Madden ('til 2PM) |
4PM | 1PM | Gametime Saturday | Dan Moriarty and Lincoln Kennedy | Dan Beyer |
8PM | 5PM | Gametime Saturday React | Bruce Jacobs | Eddie Garcia |
11PM | 8PM | Gametime Saturday Rewind | John Fricke and Chris Landry | Eddie Garcia |
[edit] Sunday
ET | PT | Show | Hosts | Anchors |
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2AM | 11PM | The Third Shift Weekend Edition | Ben Maller | Deb Carson |
6AM | 3AM | Race Day on Fox | Rob D'Amico, Michele Rahal, Ardy Arani | Deb Carson |
9AM | 6AM | Fox MoneyBall | Chris Moore and Rick Horrow | Chuck Madden |
10AM | 7AM | Gametime Sunday Warm-Up | Chris Moore | Chuck Madden |
12PM | 9AM | Gametime Sunday | Sean Farnham and Kevin Kennedy | Chuck Madden ('til 2PM) |
4PM | 1PM | Gametime Sunday | Dan Moriarty and Lincoln Kennedy | Geoff Nathanson |
8PM | 5PM | Gametime Sunday React | The Thompson Brothers | Deb Carson |
11PM | 8PM | Gametime Sunday Rewind | John Fricke and Chris Landry | Deb Carson |
[edit] External link
Oklahoma City metro area AM Radio stations (Arbitron #48) |
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