Thank you for stopping by SDRadio for Monday, May 2, 2011. Welcome to May!
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These colors do not run.
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Update: Noted: 760 KFMB‘s Mike Slater and Anna Good took to the Sunday night airwaves to give San Diego a sounding board on the reaction to the action in Pakistan. George Noory, who does the first Sunday of the month on Coast to Coast AM, heard on KOGO-AM 600 devoted two hours to the unfolding story.
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May Ride 2011 happens on Saturday, May 21 — just three weeks away. Clint August and the May Ride committee are busy preparing for the event. This years festivities will be held at 1040 Los Vallecitos Blvd in San Marcos.
One good thing is you do not have to ride in the event — and there is an option to drive your vehicle as well. Over 50 vendors, many bands, trick ride events will happen all day. The event will also feature fine bar-b-que. Visit the May Ride‘s web site for all the details.
The proceeds will be given to Operation Homefront, a charity that helps out our heroes and families. Operation Homefront provides emergency financial and other assistance to the families of our service members and wounded warriors. A national nonprofit, Operation Homefront leads more than 4,500 volunteers across 25 chapters and has met more than 400,000 needs since 2002. A four-star rated charity by watchdog Charity Navigator, and with an A rating by the American Philanthropy Institute, 94 percent of all donations to Operation Homefront goes to its programs.
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Tori Peck has been heard on the Clear Channel stations in San Diego recently. After the KSON Morning Show with Cliff Dumas ended, so did Tori’s position with the station as producer.
She’s hand wrangled some pickup work doing a yeoman’s job in traffic direction across the CC-dial in the market.
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Mark Larson writes, “Astronaut Gene Cernan lays it on the line….he will join me at 6:40 a.m.” Mark’s morning show is heard on 1170 KCBQ in San Diego.
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San Diego’s Magic 92.5 has welcomed “R Dub” to afternoon drive. He rejoins former workmate, program director Fred Rico. They first worked together at KSJM in Tucson.
R Dub is the former program director at HOT 92.3 in Los Angeles and is the creator/host of the syndicated Sunday Nite Slow Jams. “There’s no better radio station in the country for our music,” R Dub said in a press release, “and to be a part of MAGIC 92.5 now is a dream come true.”
Xavier The X-Man is a middays with R Dub coming aboard. Sherry Knight remains on board and will be the fill-in and weekend duty pro. (R Dub pictured with Art Laboe!)
