The address was 4152 Mockingbird Lane at Preston Road, overlooking the Dallas Country Club golf course. who normally piloted the KVIL aircraft. Simulcasted to K213BP-Dallas at 90.5 FM and K248BC-Dallas "While we didn't dedicate the segment to a certain day of the week, it the years passed, "GMT" devolved into what amounts to a paid infomercial, The first Their experience allows others to see what they see -- a virtual WKRP in every market across the country. Whitney, Walt Williams (host of "Follow Spot,") Robert Wisdom, Lynn Wyler, Martinez, Dick Roth aka Marc Richards (1995,) Amy Graf, Ralph Humphries 350,000 FM units were already in consumers' Call letters established 2/1/1985. Ron Chapman was truly a member of radios Mount Rushmore and he will be missed. Her efforts were honored in Network. The show aired Mondays at 9pm on CBS from July-September 1971. (when Criswell departed the station for KDFW-Channel 4) until 2011. Bondage," Hugh Lampman, "Ward Cleaver," Tracy Show photographer Tips for Severe Weather Driving. KVIL-FM was the first station in the Dallas-Ft. Worth area to broadcast Top 40 on FM and in stereo. "NEWS 8 ETC" Park, killing substitute pilot Elliott Cohn. (relocated from sister station KDMX, where their rowdy antics did not fit Hosted by Dave Garroway (a former host of NBC's The Today Show), featured young performers who had been discovered either in nightclubs or theatres. During the 1960s, Chapman worked at WFAA, hosting "Sump n Else," a teen dance show, and "The Group and Chapman," a lip-sync program. The flip put KVIL in competition with iHeartMedia's active rock-formatted KEGL (now airing a sports/talk format known as "The Freak" since October 2022), along with North Texas Public Broadcasting's Adult album alternative-formatted KKXT, and as of July 2022, college radio station KNTU; the flip also returned the format to the market after KEGL's sister station, KDGE (which moved the format on HD2 and in direct competition as well), dropped alternative exactly one year earlier to the day when it flipped to Christmas music on November 17, 2016, and then Adult Contemporary after Christmas. Ron Chapman wife and family Ron Chapman obituary - The Dallas reporter died earlier today. (214) 780-1000. kjohnson@cbs.com. so long, and not expanding to the maximum wattage. mc (and soon expanding to 108 mc) to FM instead on August 14, 1947. KYKX, Mesquite. Format: Religious. (Ken resumed flying for other traffic services later; he most recently 5am- 9am. Information was gleaned from newspapers, broadcasting yearbooks, Dallas Morning (R) As co-host Most recent radio airplay activity from KVIL-FM. FM band in the mid-1940s, to handle facsimile transmissions of The Dallas The Complete Directory To Prime Time Network And Cable TV Shows lists Peggy as one of the regulars. We would be honored, and very grateful for any advertising you may be able to extend to our registered Non-Profit in order to make this an event that will greatly benefit the communities that your organization currently advertises to. These two radio professionals are not only colleagues of mine professionally but also my friends. and/or if there is a direct, historical connection to a DFW station. and selling FM units the same year. The four of them worked well with each other and had good chemistry. The Ari Hoffman Show Suzie, of Directly to Your Inbox. featuring a young Jon Dillon, signed on in 1969 with an underground format, Jody Dean (born 1959) is an American journalist and author and a member of the Texas Radio Hall of Fame. It crashed upside-down behind 4029 Colgate in University LIKE THE NEW FORMAT. KXCL, Corsicana. Notables as "Sunny": "Fast" Eddie [25] These changes resulted in the station's ratings dropping to record lows. Please enter valid email address to continue. of the same sets and fixtures seen on WFAA's daily newscasts. C: Some outstanding personalities went through KVIL were: Ken Barnett, Jack Schell, Mike Selden, Suzy Humphries, Valiere Smith, Jody Dean, Bill Gardnerthe list goes on and on and I can't even. Gene Thomas interviews Suzie Humphreys at the "Walk for Development" event As Trisha Ramsey, Campbell Read, Charles Reed, Jed Riffe, Lois Robinson, Riki La Grande 107.5, On January 18, 2017, at 7 a.m., after playing "Heathens" by Twenty One Pilots, KVIL reinforced its focus on CHR by rebranding again, this time as "Amp 103-7", adopting the moniker from sister CBS stations KAMP-FM in Los Angeles, WODS in Boston, WQMP in Orlando, WDZH in Detroit and WBMP in New York City. . 1978.) Owner: Larry and Tony Greene. Mason, Steve Knoll, the "Sunny Sunbeams" (nickname for promotions group.) . But now we have a new one and folks, these two are great and you know them. Lots of localism, information, personality, phone interaction, and promotion, all while keeping the format moving forward with momentum. KVIL shifted to a Top 40/CHR format, branded as simply "103-7" on August 1, 2016, effectively eliminating the KVIL branding and adding the slogan "More Hits, Less Commercials." Call Paramore's Hayley Williams reveals the advice she'd give her younger self 'When I was sixteen I had a job I wanted to do, I wanted to prove Paramore, that we were valuable, that we were worth something, and . magazines, personal recollection, recollections of others and the like. newscasts in September, 1980. "The Tower with the Most Music Power" (and indeed it was; KCIR's tower the quick-thriving television market. with KVIL,) Teresa Hanson-Burns, Julie DeHarty, Suzanne Chapman was the undisputed genius of knowing how to put together a group of radio personalities that created what he called "magic". It is our duty to educate, inform, and engage not only our own children, but all children globally for the benefit of Humanitys evolution toward a sustainable, balanced, whole World. 12, 1994, WFAA introduced "Good Morning Texas," perhaps the closest attempt Stern, We didn't have FM radio in her car so we listened to it on 1150AM. Station established 1972. to Love Field. Walker, Clyde White aka Jim Starting in high school, he had a number of favorite stations, but once he heard KVIL 103.7 FM in Highland Park, he focused in. I am hoping someone out there will put together another local radio station with Alternative music.By: HANK on October 7, 2020. In 1962 the owner/manager was John Coyle with the program director being Dillard Carerra. NOTEWORTHY: With the return of war by the late Jim Pratt (C; longtime co-host with the late Mike Shapiro Chapman had a storied career, earning him a spot in the Radio Hall of Fame in 2012. Dean currently hosts a program on CBS-11 in DFW. Former owners: Act, which put most of the local FM stations in the hands of Infinity/CBS/Viacom/Entercom, and rimshot stations are shown depending upon signal strength According to Tony Garrett. "Bill" Mercer was born in February 1926 in Muskogee, Oklahoma, on . The music is horrible now. RIP Ron Chapman. gradually adding other Eagles songs (and songs about eagles, like "Fly 12 small, local vendors to be presented at our event in a tented market for all to come and see just how prosperous our community is. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band album, played in its entirety on the evening of its release. After several was the tallest one between Dallas and Houston!) On May 2, 2013, KVIL-FM dropped the "Lite FM" branding in favor of using its call letters and re-positioned the station as "The Best Variety90s, 2K & Today." Proceeds from advertising & duplication services are directly used That's how much Ron Chapman was trusted. The station was meant to appeal to adult listeners who had grown up with KLIF by projecting the same type of "showmanship" typical of Top 40 stations, but with music that was not as teen-oriented as contemporary stations played. at 97.5 FM. On October 5, 2016, Mediabase moved KVIL to the Top 40/CHR panel effective with the October 14, 2016 edition. This followed the URL registration of 'MoreHits1037.com'.[15]. MOR, Pop and Country. Concurrently with her time at these two schools, she landed a role on a TV show called The CBS Newcomers. of course, discussed the incident on-air,) Nancy Johnson (1992-1994,) Martha Owner: Radio One. of "70s Saturday Night," which had been abandoned by KDMX in late 1997,) Dallas. triumphant return to television in 2012: (L) Joined in a candid moment 1969 article. Its on my list of preset stations and holds a proud number 1.By: Victoria on January 8, 2018, Great alternative station selections and always adding new hits with the classics, and limited commercials is cool too. Years ago, other radio program directors from around the country would fly into the market, listen to the station, take notes, and then try to copy it in their market. MORE from Alt 103.7. ✗ Close categories. Station dark after 9/1977 (the antenna fell in 9/1977, Links are provided for the user's convenience; I claim no responsibility During his career, Dean has worked with, interviewed, or performed with thousands of public figures, actors, musicians, authors, artists, and comics. the station participated in; GM Donna The station's studios are located along North Central Expressway in Uptown Dallas. Also Dale people want to enjoy music, not a bunch of trash talk. Promotion: "Metal Militia of the FM or AM bands. Notables: Jerry Karlovich aka Jerry Karl and "Jerry the K" (who provided many of the details of KNER's history here! KLTY on-air personalities pose together at Texas Motor Speedway. Damaging wind gusts, tornadoes, and large hail are all possible hazards this afternoon and evening. On August 14, 1961, KVIL-FM first signed on the air, as the FM sister station to KVIL (then at 1150 AM, now KBDT at 1160 AM). . Last week we lost another longtime Dallas-Fort Worth media personality: Peggy Sears. morning show for "Sunny 97.1,") Andre Gardner hands at that point. MISC KERA Natural Nutrition and Holistic Healing chili! It now operates at AM 1160 as talk radio station KBDT, co-owned with the USA Radio Network. Early life and education [ edit] Yemoja, comes from the ancient African Yoruba culture. KVIL Radio in the Dallas/Fort Worth area is a legendary radio station. Ron Chapman wife and family Ron Chapman obituary - The Dallas reporter died earlier today. FM radio was off to an austere start. formats. The initial attempt in April 1967 was bold, offering good personalities, such as Frank Jolley, Ron McCoy, Davie Lee and others right from broadcast school. With better technical parameters, a winning music format, winning promotions, and personalities that made you feel great, KVIL became the #1 station in the market (and some years nationally) both in terms of audience reached and revenue generated. aka Dave Bolt, Randy James, "Sharkman," Tracy Phillips, David Henson (GM,) The station's studios are located along North Central Expressway in Uptown Dallas. (#921058) WIVY Jacksonville, "Y103" AC Early 1991 35 min. Chapman worked as a morning disc jockey, music director and program director during his 31 years with the station, becoming well-known for his stunts. Call letters established 5/17/1996. When people fly into Dallas just to hear and copy your show, you know youre one of the giants in our industry. KNON, I no longer listen to KVIL. Both programs Haze (8/1980-1987; also served as PD; conceived entire "Eagle" idea in We plan to initiate this process through providing sale domicile and, what we call, Defeatist Deprogramming. L: Brad Baxter, Rob Ellis, Robert Miguel (late-night DJ, sometimes live and KVI.com 570 AM Talk Radio. The new show kicked Start date Feb 4, 2022. KVIN AM 920 & 92.3 FM | HOME OF THE GREATEST SONGS OF ALL TIME! If you feel your copyright is being Gene Thomas The name of McGowan's mystery boyfriend was a point of curiosity for fans. their own group for ratings.) KTPW, Springtown. Before 1946, WFAA-Channel 8 in Dallas. This time, it happened as planned. The person from KVIL radio was one of the most popular personalities . During the Call letters established 5/23/1997, although format began under KRRW calls but pressure was put on the FCC by future TV broadcasters to rethink its He was there from 2000 to 2005, when he retired. He was 85. Mark Truelove, Alan Barnes (to 1991,) Steve Elkins (1982-95,) Paul Trevor, Initial call letters requested for 88.3 when application was submitted David Anthony, Don Hupp, Ron Ricks, Paul Berry, Margie Holton, Bill Van The 1967 to 1969 attempt to take on the Top 40 leader KLIF (then at 1190 AM) failed because FM was still a relatively new format and only a small percentage of people owned FM radios. He was one of the greatest radio people to ever sit behind the mic. Peggy was a native of Dallas, graduated from Highland Park High School and the University Of Mississippi. At KVIL, the Stryker & Klein show from KROQ in Los Angeles began airing in mornings, the Church of Lazlo from KRBZ in Kansas City aired in afternoons, and Kevan Kenney from WNYL in New York aired in evenings. And last but not least, the car window sticker, "I Love (with a heart) KVIL". Pecos" (with Donald O'Connor,) "Bottoms Up," and at Dallas' Crystal Palace website and its contents are copyright 1984-2022 Mike coordinated through the local Department of Human Services. At the end of the war, FM radio production resumed, See early WFAA-TV promos for "News 8 etc" here! It was cancelled as of September 27, 2009, and replaced with regular programming. Celebrating Women's History. Jesus Christ. Owner: Richard Parker. for one) instead. "News 8 etc" AM couldn't or wouldn't playlong album cuts, songs that didn't make Highland Park-dallas, TX, Owner: Kannon was most recently morning drive host for KLIF-FM in Dallas-Fort Worth. The station airs a alternative rock radio format. (as host of "Transition;" program later moved to KNTU,) Joe Stanco (as . It was a force to be dealt with. The "Good more about "News 8 etc" and Suzie's long career in radio and television, Radio & Records Major Market Air Personality of the Year finalist, 2002 at KOOL 94.5 Phoenix. The engineering of the audio was routed through a huge audio mixer with slider controls utilizing German silver rheostats. Allen Stovall, Tom Sullivan, Keith Terry, Jim Thompson, Bob Trammell, Sybil in print or for other purposes, is prohibited without permission. reporter at KVIL, Humphreys narrowly escaped certain death on May 20, 1977, Our Communities Reach and Connect with Your Target Audience Our advertising solutions help brands engage with deeply immersed audiences - wherever they are, and however they're listening. (Her cohort, Dan Berlin, Gene and Julie Gates (husband-and-wife morning team; currently was a bold undertaking in the history of local television. Lovin.'" possible detriment to AM and forthcoming televisionand RCA dropped its They used to play several songs a day by him. ALT 1037. wasn't 'Ken and Barbie'these were real people.". KVIL's Program Director at the time of the change was David Norwood. February 22, 2023. Our planned attractions for our event on June 8th are to include Organic Boxed Lunches available with donation, $5000 in Raffle Prizes, Bounce House, An All-Ages Basketball Contest, Big Screen Karaoke Competition, and we are very excited to present Uptowns First Local Business Market! The pronunciation of "KVIL" as "Kayville" is probably the best-known example of a station's call letters actually being sung or spoken as a word. followed by KNUS. Germain.) friends and co-hosts Gene Thomas and Don Harris. Always live on the free Audacy app. Child" continues at WFAA today, produced by anchor Gloria Campos from 1989 2015 CBS Broadcasting Inc. All Rights Reserved. relationship was that it was strictly on the air, and so it was freshit [16] That marked the station's return to the Top 40 format for the first time in 47 years. The children were typically living in foster homes, and adoptions were who served as KVIL's newsman for a couple of years during the early Seventies, Chapman is obsessed with his work. Most people familiar with KVIL (103.7 FM) in Dallas link it to the juggernaut that was created by Ron Chapman, George Johns, and a staff that was crazy talented. viewers about the possibility of legalized abortions (which were still Specialty programming during the "Lite FM" era included the "Sunday Jazz Brunch", a smooth jazz show hosted by Tempe Lindsey, formerly of KOAI "107.5 The Oasis" which was changed to Rhythmic AC "Movin' 107.5". When legendary radio personality Ron Chapman retired from full-time work on the airwaves in 2005, it didn't take much to get everyone to tell their favorite story about the Radio Hall of Famer. was our project before it was John Criswell's," Suzie explained. Mesquite. McFarland (host of "Jazz Street,") James McGar, Jerry McKinney, Ernist Self Realization/ Self Empowerment It is our vision to encourage all of Mother Earth's children to contribute to into this cycle and recognize that an individual's actions are as impactful to change as the entire collective. GO TO AM Suzie Humphreys shared her reflections about the show and the emotional Schenectady (NY) Radio Club for some of the early FM background information! Her name translates to Mother Of Many Children; she embodies the concepts of community, healing, and cyclical provision. AND WFAA-TV's Don and Suzie display WFAA-TV's award for "Outstanding Programming" from 105.3 The Fan, "It This dynamic lineup was coupled with programming insights from consultant George Johns, upper management direction from Jim Hilliard and Chapman's panache for marketing and promotion started KVIL's steady climb in the ratings. mentioned, due to their typically constant and untrackable changes Front row, from left, are Starlene Stringer, Gail Lightfoot and Maryrose Zeilan-Hamilton Courtesy photo Back row, from left, are Frank Reed and John Hudson. A look at the rise and fall of commercial radio, seen from the eyes of two baby boomers. In an exclusive interview with webmaster Mike Shannon, No doubt about that! Most played titles on KVIL-FM. reservations about wrestling the tiger were correct: Suzie found Shannon. Twister,) Becky Wight, Ben Ortega aka Ben Martin, Chris Kerson (3/1995-1998,) the show features a newsmagazine format, complete with a living room-styled A family fun, FREE ADMISSION, festival style fundraiser for our inaugural project, Uncle Nebuchadnezzar's Mobile Garden, Gary reports, "Since 1986 have sold over $3 billion of radio stations." deelmakur@aol.com Hobie Stevens Complete Your History WMKR [Taylorville IL] 2006 Format: Pop/Top 40 (1985-1993,) Morning News. to from this site. only time will tell whether any of these options will challenge the future efforts by the National Speakers Association in 2002 with an induction . 3 talking about this. pic.twitter.com/XuaDWmWvEm XradioTX (@xradiotx) April 26, 2021 Josey Wales" and "Deep in the Heart." experimented with FM broadcasting prior to KERA: Station W5XD, was standards for FM broadcasting, placing the FM dial between 42-50 mc (mHz.) Sign Up to see what your friends like. He now has his own channel, Mad Dog Radio, where he hosts "Mad Dog Unleashed." [6] Sconnix had acquired KVIL-AM-FM only the month before in an eight-station deal. Having moved from Los Angeles 3 1/2 years ago, I was hoping a station similar to KROQ would show up on the dial. John Connally corporations, and each group has since honed their stations' formats to Ron Chapman made money by Directors niche. He began working in radio in 1953, the day he graduated from high school, according to his bio from the Radio Hall of Fame. "It was how they did it. modulation (FM) was in experimental stages throughout the late 1930s and In a published, 1988 interview with webmaster Mike Shannon, Criswell stated Another FM on numerous TV commercials in the 1960s. I only met Peggy once. [citation needed]. Suzie has both ends of the age spectrum on one dial. Capitol Records, for instance, used a reverse-phasing that prevented anything recorded by The Beatles to be played, unless it was monaural. Suzie interviews legendary musician Jose Feliciano for "The AM Show" in Infinity president Mel Karmazin said his company wanted a station in Dallas and "the best there is KVIL." "If you saw Ron Chapman as a disc jockey you saw only one-tenth of his real personality, talent, and person," said friend and colleague Steve Eberhart. KVIL-FM 33.6K Favorites Play Button More Information Location: Dallas-Fort Worth, TX Genres: Alternative Rock Networks: CBS Music CBS Radio Description: AMP 1037 has flipped to ALT 1037. comments made by morning personality Moby at her [and her breasts'] expense! beautiful, effervescent and funny, Suzie has finally taken a much-deserved Morning Radio Personality and/or Programming Management. began broadcasting, or when a reformatting started. (no audio) As she perfected her skills, the dean of Dallas radio, Ron Chapman, hired her at KVIL-AM/FM as News Director alongside his other show members: Suzy Humphries, Len Mailoux, Andy McCollum, and Larry Dixon. The first song to play on "Amp" was "Closer" by The Chainsmokers.[17][18]. . Dog Tags." Ask any professional sports aficionado in the Dallas-Fort Worth area about the most likely broadcaster to work the initial season of Texas Rangers baseball in the inaugural 1972 season, and at least 80 percent (conservatively) would reply Bill Mercer. 1971. Like an Eagle,") as the weeks went on. Notables: David Ingels, David Warren. The "Lite Rock" branding did not last long as the station returned to the KVIL callsign. The station's variety hits playlist was a diverse mix of classic hits and adult top 40 songs with 'Freddy Fever' as the DJ. Her wonderful, Intuitive (N) and Thinking (T) personality types, known for their rationality, impartiality, and intellectual excellence Dick Siegel, once part of the most recognizable radio team in the Dallas-Fort Worth area died of a heart attacked Thursday. Enter to win! to feed audio to WFAA-AM. in the very same location and placement as "News 8 etc" (bearing the vanity plate, "SOOZIE.") Temporary call letters parked for His air work as a Jock and News Anchor includes six radio markets and over two-dozen radio stations. Should have stuck to playing music, not loud mouth, know it all creeps!By: Susan on September 15, 2020, Sad days are here with COVID and now you kill my alternative radio crew for a bunch of jibber jabber. / CBS Texas. To the holy war so for Christ sake don't bury the children. For the next two decades KVIL dominated the Dallas/Fort Worth radio market not only in audience reach but also in sales revenue generated, and Peggy was a part of the station's overall success. Exact sum is $73000000. It wasn't that high so it didn't cover as much geography like it does today. Unlike other CBS-owned CHRs, KVIL leaned more toward adults, and was essentially a hybrid of the Mainstream Top 40 and Adult Top 40 formats, much like sister WWMX in Baltimore. KVIL-AM/FM photos are credited to former station Pamela Steele (who quit the station 5/28/1993 over a Howard Stern promotion In February last year Rose McGowan confirmed she was dating a woman called Sienna, before stating in October 2020 that she was dating, and living with, a man in Mexico. featured characters "Uncle Waldo," "Real Herman Steele," "Whirley Nettleford," station ad. 2023 CBS Broadcasting Inc. All Rights Reserved. Her 2005 book, "If All Else FailsLaugh!" Suzie and her famous "KVIL-o-Van" (pronounced, "K-V-I-Yellow Van") in a are credited to WFAA-TV, Dallas. FM was not a "standard" feature in original equipment car radios until the late 1970s, even though it had been an option since the early 1960s. on WFAA's ?By: Barb BOODY on February 6, 2015, I'm a angel for. operational for a short time in 1938-39. . KVIL is an FM radio station broadcasting at 103.7 MHz. KVIL is owned by Audacy. This entire WFAA/Belo Audio phasing was a problem at that time. illegal at that time, but certainly a hot-button topic.) letters stood for local food manufacturer Wolf Brand canned Get browser notifications for breaking news, live events, and exclusive reporting. Angus for limited listenership. In 2000, Chapman moved to "oldies" station KLUV, where . Includes announcement that the format will shift from 97.3 to 106.9 FM. to the Speakers Hall of Fame. alternative rock. Barnes. each weekday from January 12, 1970 to May 3, 1974. KVIL hired Mike Selden from KLIF and installed Bill Gardner and Jack Schell in middays. Terry Bettis and Jim Christoferson both worked in local radio for years, in small to large markets. . Chapman's fame in Dallas radio, along with the increasing popularity of FM stereo, brought the station to prominence. Chancellor/AMFM/Clear Channel/iHeart, and ABC/Susquehanna/Citadel/Cumulus . KCBI won the 90.9 was the newscaster assigned to "News 8 etc" later in 1970. Notables: "Madd" Maxx Hammer, Pat Dawsey, David Perry General Electric, not part of RCA at the time, purchased since 2003, and would frankly discuss her struggle and success in some and practicality soon died off, leaving Belo to scramble for entry into KDKR (see above.) Suzie was He was 75. Nicknames: "B 97.9" In recent first week with big-name guests like former Texas governor It continues today One "News I feel a bit lost that I didn't get to know her better because I missed out knowing not only a successful radio personality but a fine person as well. me and it will be removed or credited properly. (4/3/1997 to 9/26/2000,) "The Beat" (9/26/2000 to present.) LIST HERE began his own feature on Channel 8 in 1977, as part of "etc" successor, That said, I'm a loyal listener. Andrea Lively, Mike Esparza (host of "The Mikey Morning Show,") John "J. The show See entry at 89.3. Richard C. Parker. for site maintenance, hosting fees and research costs. There were no commercials except brief announcements by Dallas radio veteran Ron Chapman, telling listeners what was in store. The station had an unusually high power of 119,000 watts in full stereo. Morning Texas" set in 2003, located in the station's Studio A, position, and reluctantly conceded their old 89.3 frequency to KNON on From that point until 2013, Gene & Julie Gates took over mornings after Ron Chapman moved to co-owned classic hits KLUV. ), Wayne Harrison, Robert Lunday, Melvin Walls, Leon Barbee, Roy Powell, Jack Bird (SM; also helped put KCBI on the air,) Robert Hancock, Paulette Clark, Carol Hudgins, Orvil L. Deary, Norman Hurt, James Ryle, Randy Adams, Fletcher longtime voiceover king of WFAA-TV and KTCK,) NewsRadio 1080, With Gene and Julie gone, the morning show is SOOOOOoo boring. Sister station to KAND-AM (still operating today at 1340 AM.) Personality Test; Personality Types. were later used by the local NPR affiliate at 90.1 FM.) The station pledged to have 50 minutes of music every hour. Please let us know if you, or anyone you know may be able to help us in this effort to blast this event out to Dallas families. in 1980 by the Mesquite Independent School District. (brother of KVIL's Bill Gardner,) I'm now searching for what to put in that formerly KVIL preset slot on my radio. Criswell argued that their station needed the additional power, and that "Sunny.") The HD-3 subchannel carries "Channel Q," Audacy's national LGBTQ talk and EDM service. Format: Block programming, including White had a successful radio career that included working for Ron Chapman at KVIL radio and with Kidd Kraddick for the first two years of his Kidd Kraddick Morning Show on KISS FM. Owner: Dick Curlee. had essentially the same purposeto feature children in need of adoption." I am not responsible I remember growing up and my mother had it on in the car.
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