Houston Radio History

He was born Milton T. Willis in Houston; raised in Montrose, he graduated from Lamar High School, class of 1948, and went off to the Nav...

A couple of weeks ago, JR Gonzales published this article on his Bayou City History blog about the crash of the KODABIRD.  There's only...

I am very shocked and saddened to report the passing of Weaver Morrow, longtime Houston radio man. I first met Weaver in the first week of ...

- of a Houston radio listener, Friday, June 30, 1961, and Saturday, July 1, 1961, from the Chronicle and Post . The Chronicle was an afte...

Most of the new station activity in Houston in the 1960s would take place on the FM dial; it was to be as active an era on FM as the 1920s o...

It was not until 1958 that there were any further changes on the FM dial in Houston. A list from ‘North American Radio and TV Station Listi...

Published in November, 1922. Bering-Cortes was one of the forerunners of today's Bering Hardware. Once upon a time, everything in r...

The Houston Post reported on October 1, 1946, that Harris County Broadcasters, owners of KXYZ , had been granted a conditional construction...

This gallery will be a collection of miscellaneous pictures of people. Most photos will be in galleries associated with the stations they w...