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It was, by most standards, one of the greatest Top 40 stations of all time. 93/KHJ Los Angeles boasted some of the most famous and legendary pioneers in rock radio history, people like Robert W. Morgan and the Real Don Steele. It set the pace for many of the others that followed it, and its "Boss Radio" formatics are still the stuff of legend.
But much like 1050 CHUM, time has left the pioneering AM station that once was behind. It's been a variety of formats since those halycon days, including an all Spanish station. So what's on the current KHJ in L.A. now?
Check out the home page to see how it's gone from one extreme to the other.
KHJ Homepage
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By the way, there still is a 93 KHJ (its actual call letters are "KKHJ," but they never refer to the first "K".) It's in American Samoa of all places and it borrows a lot from its predecessor.
The New 93/KHJ
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Why does the u.s nead multipul catholic networks when EWTN covers most of the country, almost the entire country?
Its like how they have multipul evangelical networks.
For example, They have moody radio and they should of just licenced just that one to cover most of the country instead of the other ones such as salom and bott radio.
Over here, I can get afiliates of family life network, klove, and the indipendent wdcx.
Why does buffalo nead 4 stations when they could of just had wdcx for talk and preaching, family life for ccm, and family radio now air1 for traditional hymns?
The us radio landscape is so strange as a Canadian just listening and observing.