Welcome to SDRadio for Tuesday, November 28.

Jeff Gelder is finalizing his annual CD for children. Jeff writes: “It’s almost time to deliver the CD’s to the children at Children’s Hosptial San Diego. This years talent now includes Sam Bass of KyXy 96.5 and Kimberly King of KNSD/NBC-TV.

Roger Hedgecock, on the right side of the noon hour at KOGO, steps into the EIB Network at 9 a.m. today. The Radio Mayor of San Diego is filling in for Rush Limbaugh. Noon time host Mark Larson will have Roger coming and going …..

KPRZ is having an advance screening of The Nativity Story this week. Z Club members received the invite yesterday.

Two years ago, AM 640 KFI’s 760 foot broadcast tower near the Orange County and LA County line was hit by a private plane. The station is broadcasting from an aux tower from the same site. Plans to rebuild the primary tower have been slow — and the most listened to station in the United States is at a reduced power of 25,000 watts. Clear Channel has agreed to reduce the tower to about 650 feet and install flashing lights on it. The Orange County Register reported that pilots from nearby Fullerton airport had hoped the station would move transmitter locations. Meanwhile the station continues to be at the top of LA, and the Inland Empire ratings. KFI’s reach also extends to San Diego and the station is a factor in the owner’s station count — and has a sizeable audience. Stay Tuned.