KTRB
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KTRB | |
City of license | San Francisco, California |
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Broadcast area | San Francisco, California |
First air date | 1933 in Modesto, California 2007 in San Francisco, California |
Frequency | 860 (kHZ) |
Format | Talk |
ERP | 50,000 watts |
Class | B |
Owner | Pappas Broadcasting |
Website | www.ktrb860.com |
KTRB is a commercial radio station in San Francisco, California, broadcasting on 860 AM.
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[edit] History
KTRB signed on in 1933, broadcasting to the Modesto, California area until June 19, 2006.
[edit] Move to San Francisco
KTRB obtained permission from the FCC to move to San Francisco, California and has aired a classic rock music format during transmission tests. KTRB signed on the air to conduct those tests on February 1, 2007.
The station's owner, Pappas Radio, established KMPH at AM 840 in Modesto to replace the moved station. It signed on late in 2006.
According to the San Francisco Chronicle, KTRB will debut a hot talk format on March 15, 2007, featuring syndicated personalities Mancow Muller and John London, who once aired on San Francisco stations [1], as well as other syndicated hosts such as Neal Boortz. [2]
A similar article appeared a few days later in the San Jose Mercury News. [3]
[edit] Program schedule
Announced as of 3-13-07:
- Mancow's Morning Madhouse, 4:AM-9:AM PT
- Glenn Beck, 9:AM-12 Noon PT
- Neal Boortz, 12 Noon-3:PM PT
- John London, 3:PM-7:PM PT
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