WBUX (Doylestown, PA) Coverage Map – 1973
WBUT (Butler, PA) Coverage Map
WBCB (Levittown, PA) Coverage Map
WBUX (Doylestown, PA) Darryl Grant (Berger) – 1984 Year In Review
In this exhibit we present a look back at the year 1984, produced and hosted by a young Darryl Berger. At the time, he was going by Darryl Grant and was the News Director at WBUX-AM 1570 in Doylestown, Pennsylvania. Darryl would become a suburban radio fixture in Pennsylvania’s Bucks and Montgomery counties in the […]
Susquehanna Valley Mall – Radio Jingles November 1992
The shopping mall of the 80’s and 90’s was a vibrant community center. From the movie theatre to the department store, the food court and arcade, there was something for everyone. As the shopping mall fades into obscurity, let’s remember a better time and check out some vintage radio jingles from a shopping mall in […]
WMIM (Mount Carmel, PA) ‘Yak Tam’ Billy Urban Polka Show – April 19th, 1987
‘Jak Tam’ Was Polka King Now retired, Billy Urban misses the fun from the ’60s, ’70s June 27, 1997 Ed Schreppel – The Republican and Herald (Pottsville, PA) Just hum the “Lithuanian Wedding Polka” or mention “Jak Tarn” (pronounced “Yok Tom”) and chances are area people who followed polka music in the ’60s will immediately […]
WMMR (Philadelphia) – Aircheck – Ed Sciaky – January 28th, 1973 (War Is Over!)
Presented here is an un-scoped aircheck from January 28th, 1973 of WMMR in Philadelphia. This is a great example of the sound of Album Rock Radio in the 1970s. As an added bonus, on tape two, you will hear as legendary disc jockey Ed Sciaky provides a news report on the end of the Vietnam […]
WYNS (Lehighton, PA) – March 26, 1966 – “Silver Dollar Survey”
WYNS (Lehighton, PA) – May 26, 1965 – “Silver Dollar Survey”
WSBA (York, PA) VIDEO: Ed Lincoln’s Farewell – WGAL News Story; October 7th, 1992
In the history of WSBA few people could claim the tenure that Ed Lincoln had. Ed started at WSBA way back in 1951 staying with the station for a total of 41 years. In this exhibit, we present a news story written and voiced by reporter Sean Young and broadcast by WGAL-TV in Lancaster marking […]