1360 KGB Celebrates 85 Years

Scott Rice writes about this weeks activities at 1360 AM. The one-hour broadcast starts at 6 p.m. “Saturday July 14th, I am presenting the 85th anniversary show for AM 1360. 1360 is the oldest licensed station in San Diego, and third oldest in Southern California. KNX was first in 1920 and then KFI also in 1922. I will be presenting the history from its simplest beginnings in 1922 to the present day. There of course will be a major focus on the era that changed the entire radio industry, “Boss Radio” 136KGB. There are some very rare and extraordinary interviews and airchecks that will be aired for the first time since they were live. I hope that you and your readers will join us in celebrating this San Diego milestone.”

The station today is KLSD, and was previously known as KPOP, and KCNN.

Thanks Scott, more on this milestone this week.

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