Clear Channel Communications took down a suddenly distasteful billboard last Thursday in Tucson, Arizona. The ad for Rush Limbaugh's radio program said "Straight Shooter" and showed a few bullet holes and the logo for 790 KNST. On January 8, six people were killed and 14 others injured when a madman shot into the crowd at a speech by Rep. Gabrielle Giffords in front of a Tucson grocery store. The provocative rhetoric of conservative talk radio was blamed by some for the violence.
KNST is a News/Talk station in Tucson. Arizona.
I'm not sure what the A represents on this sticker. At first I thought it was the logo for the University of Arizona but that A is
slightly different. Anybody know?
KMSO "Mountain FM 102.5" is an Adult Top-40 station in Missoula, Montana.
KMTK "99.7 The Mountain" is a Country station licensed to Bend, Oregon.
KWMT was an Adult Album Alternative station in Tucson, Arizona from 2003 to 2011. 92.9 FM is currently Hot AC "My 92.9" KMIY.
"A.M. Mayhem" is a documentary about Tucson, Arizona's first Hip-Hop station "Power 1490" KJYK. I haven't seen the film myself because the only public showing was last night at the Fox Theatre in Tucson although it is also available on DVD.
"Power 1490" played Hip-Hop and Rap from 1991 to 1995. They then switched to Modern Rock KKND "The End"--an abrupt format flip that remained a mystery but is apparently explained in the movie. Watch the trailer below:
KNST is a News/Talk station in Tucson. Arizona.
I'm not sure what the A represents on this sticker. At first I thought it was the logo for the University of Arizona but that A is slightly different. Anybody know?
KKND AM was a short-lived Modern Rock station from Tucson, Arizona circa 1995. 1490 AM is currently an ESPN Radio affiliate KFFN "The Fan."
