Every day in radio history — from the first broadcast to the last format flip.
The Edmonton Journal launched CJCA, the first radio station in Alberta, broadcasting on 450 meters with 50 watts. It was managed by G.R.A. 'Dick' Rice, who later founded CFRN.
WikipediaKamloops radio station CFJC signed on for the first time with 15 watts of power at 1120 KHz. The station was originally owned by N.S. Dalgliesh & Son department store.
WikipediaThe first radio tube made of metal was produced in Schenectady, New York. This marked a significant advancement in radio technology, leading to more durable and compact radio components.
Puget Sound RadioLarry Zeiger, later known as Larry King, made his first radio broadcast in Miami. His boss at the time renamed him Larry King, launching the career of a broadcasting legend.
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