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6 October 2009

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johnkentera John Kentera of XX 1090 radio is at home recovering from a “minor” heart attack. He had a double placement of stents and is reportedly in very good condition. The night time talk show host is expected to be out for at least the next two weeks.

Drop by the XX Sports 1090 web site and give your best wishes to Coach.

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kprihomegrownLocal music has never sounded so good thanks to a new collaboration between Anthology and KPRI (102.1).

Starting Friday, the 10 p.m. sets on Friday nights will be dedicated to performances by San Diego’s emerging local artists. It’s sure to be the hottest ticket in town.

Can’t make it? Don’t worry! KPRI is broadcasting the shows live.

The first episode of “KPRI Homegrown Friday’s Live At Anthology” will feature Endoxi, Nova and Tori Roze and Anthology co-owner Marsha Berkson believes the collaboration is a sign that the local music scene is alive and thriving.

“Since Anthology opened two years ago, it has become THE place to play for local musicians,” Berkson said. “This allows many great San Diegan musicians to play in a world class club in front of enthusiastic music fans. KPRI has the most eclectic playlist of any commercial radio station in San Diego, and the local bands that play here are sure to reflect that diversity as well.”

It’s truly a sound investment in the community by both parties, especially where sound is concerned according to Homegrown Friday host Cathryn Beeks.

“Anthology has the best sound system in San Diego, if not California, and, as a result, these great local bands will sound great – both in the club and on the radio.”

The first show is October 9, with other shows following on October 23 and 30 as well as November 6 and 27. Then, starting in January, “Homegrown Friday” will be a weekly affair.”

Tickets for the shows will be $10 (including service fee), but fans will be able to upgrade their tickets to VIP seating for a slightly higher ticket price. For more information check out www.anthologysd.com or www.kprifm.com.

Anthology is located at the southern end of Little Italy at 1337 India Street. For more information, go to http://www.anthologysd.com or contact David Moye at 619-858-0322 or david@altstrategies.com. KPRI is locally owned and operated by San Diego based Compass Radio Group. The station’s innovative adult rock format can be found at 102.1 FM and online at www.kprifm.com.

David promises more things to come on this new music venture.
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poltzSong writer, and friend of the 101.5 KGB‘s Dave, Shelly, and Chainsaw morning show, Steve Poltz will be on the radio this morning. Steve told SDRadio last night that he is expected to be on at 7:30 p.m.

Also noted is a wide-read publication is slated to cease publication. Cookie is the magazine for all things Dean of American Sportscasters. Condé Nast will publish one more month. Get Cookie on the news stand before its too late.

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Will this be the week that Jeff and Jer announce their new San Diego radio home? It’s good to check their web site at Jeff and Jer‘s web site.

It is expected that Tony and Kris, formally with US95.7 will announce their new radio home, believed to be in Nashville, later this week.

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Thank you for making SDRadio part of your internet travels. See YOU on the radio, and in ((stereo)) where available. Next regulary scheduled column is Thursday; with breaking news held together with duct tape and bailin’ wire … any moment now.

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