KFML Denver Radio Tribute

Clancy and I came over to KFML from KCFR around January 1972.

KCFR -- the Denver University station -- was still freeform non-commercial and Wayne Roth, who would go on to make a name for himself managing NPR stations, was at the helm.

Clancy did a great job with Ed on the news. I had a Sunday morning program "Starship Aquarius" and substituted on weekends. My stay was short, only a half a year.

Jim Clancy can be heard today, reporting on the situation in Iraq.

Here's a little bit about KFML:

KFML Denver Radio Tribute

KMPX/KSAN Historical

The home of the KMPX and KSAN audio, visual and textual archives is at:

Jive95Home

A wealth of resources and memories of the first commercial freeform radio stations in the United States, put together by those who were there. Also, a "where are they now?" page...

Bob Fass, WBAI - 2/16/2001

Bob Fass was one of the earliest implementers of the Freeform style. many of us took our approach from him.

Some "Radio Unnameable" memories and then-current discussions on Pacifica politics (in 2001):

The A-infos Radio Project: Program Details: Radio Unnameable: Blast from the Past, then Back to the Future!

Joe Frank Archives

Stumbled on the JOE FRANK Official Website. Many archival programs still free for freeform listening:

Joe Frank :: Official Web Site