The Los Angeles station’s parent company, iHeartMedia, confirmed their suspensions. In the nearly five-minute skit, Conway pretended to interview Yuko Sakamoto – the wife of local radio personality ...
It’s early days, but losing Rush Limbaugh to another Clear Channel station didn’t seem to hurt ratings for KFI-AM (640) in January. Numbers released Tuesday by Nielsen Audio showed little change in ...
Bill Carroll, who held down the weekday 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. shift on KFI (640 AM), has left the station. His contract was up, and it is very possible that he was pushed out. My sources say no, although ...
KFI (640 AM) has a new weekend show that sounds quite exciting. It’s a roundtable discussion of issues in the vein of television’s “Meet the Press” and other such shows. But unlike the typical show ...
KFI has something to celebrate: It is about to begin its 97th year of broadcasting. It was March 31, 1922 when KFI officially received it’s license to operate; the station went on the air a couple ...
At 9 a.m. Monday, KFI (640 AM) made the switch to the FM band, at least through the magic of digital HD radio. KLAC (570 AM) did the same. It’s not really anything new. KABC (790 AM) has been ...
Radio and podcast giant iHeartMedia has laid off 13 employees at KFI-AM (640), cutting the news staff of the Los Angeles radio station in half. KFI-AM (640) news director Chris Little, who was among ...
To borrow a slogan from ABC television in the 1970s – unfortunately, when they canceled my favorite game show, “Split Second” – it’s a brand-new day on KFI (640 AM), and it all started January 3rd: ...
Who said AM radio is dead? On the strength of its news and talk format, KFI-AM (640) vaulted into a tie for first place in the local radio ratings this spring -- marking the first time in almost two ...
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