KISS-FM

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KISS-FM
City of license San Antonio, Texas
Broadcast area San Antonio, Texas
Branding 99.5 KISS
Slogan KISS Rocks San Antonio
Frequency 99.5 (MHz) (Also on HD Radio)
First air date December 1946
Format Active rock
ERP 100,000 watts
Class C
Owner Cox Radio
Webcast Listen Live
Website kissrocks.com

KISS-FM (99.5) is an active rock station serving the San Antonio, Texas area. The Cox Radio outlet broadcasts at 99.5 MHz.

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[edit] On-air personalities

  • John Lisle (Host: Mornings, 6–10 a.m.) [1]
  • Steve Hahn (Host: Mornings, 6–10 a.m.) [2]
  • Kelley Kendall (Producer: Mornings, 6–10 a.m.) [3]
  • LA Lloyd (Program Director/Host: Afternoons, 3–7 p.m.)
  • Randy Bonillas (Host: Middays, 10 a.m.–3 p.m.)[4]
  • Stacey Taylor (Host: Evenings, 7–Midnight)[5]

[6]

  • Chris Sifuentes (Imaging/Host: Overnights, Midnight–6 a.m.)[7]

[8]

[edit] Other personalities

  • Quinn
  • Randy Cruz
  • Bailey

* Ron James

  • Lauren
  • Samantha
  • Ken Riley
  • Drew Bennett

[edit] Schedule

Radio schedule as of 2007
Show Hosts Scheduled Time
The Lisle & Hahn Morning Show John Lisle, Steve Hahn and Kelley Kendall Weekdays, 6–10 a.m.

Monday - Weekend intelligence
Tuesday - Topic Tuesday
Wednesday - Wide open wednesday
Thursday - Boy girl radio network
Friday - Friday and we don't give a damn

Midday
featuring the Nooner
Randy Bonillas Weekdays, 10 a.m.–3 p.m.
Afternoon Drive
featuring 5 O'Clock Rock blocks
LA Lloyd Weekdays, 3–7 p.m.
Evenings
featuring The All Request Zone
Stacey Taylor Weeknights, 7–Midnight
Texas Traxx Randy Bonillas Monday Night, Midnight–1 a.m.
Overnights
featuring The What the Hell Am I Doing Awake at This Hour & "The 4AM Fourplay"
Chris Sifuentes Monday–Saturday, Midnight–6 a.m.

[edit] Awards and recognitions

[edit] Name issues

KISS-FM is the legal callsign issued to this San Antonio radio station by the FCC at licensing and is in no way related to the KISS-FM brand name used by Clear Channel Communications. Since Clear Channel has not tried to market its brand in San Antonio, Cox does not seem to mind the use of the name and has not taken any legal action.[2]

[edit] External links

[edit] References

  1. ^ Bailey, W. Scott (Jun. 27, 2001). KISS-FM wins top Radio & Records honors. San Antonio Business Journal.
  2. ^ Nichols, Lee (Nov. 30, 2001). Naked City. The Austin Chronicle.
  • 1992 Broadcasting Yearbook, page A-350