North Bay Spanish language stations featured in news story: KBBF, KRRS, KVON

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The Press Democrat has posted this article :

These 3 local radio stations hear ― and respond to ― the Latino community’s needs

KVON, KBBF and KRRS leaders share how they inform their listeners, primarily Latinos in Sonoma and Napa counties.

www.pressdemocrat.com

The article is available in Spanish as well:

Estas tres estaciones de radio locales escuchan y responden a las necesidades de la comunidad latina

Los líderes de KVON, KBBF y KRRS comparten cómo informan a sus radioescuchas, principalmente a los latinos en los condados de Sonoma y Napa.

www.pressdemocrat.com

KBBF has quite a history on the non-comm front. The station also broadcasts in several Mexican "first nations" languages .

 

[davideduardo]

The Press Democrat has posted this article :

These 3 local radio stations hear ― and respond to ― the Latino community’s needs

KVON, KBBF and KRRS leaders share how they inform their listeners, primarily Latinos in Sonoma and Napa counties.

www.pressdemocrat.com

The article is available in Spanish as well:

Estas tres estaciones de radio locales escuchan y responden a las necesidades de la comunidad latina

Los líderes de KVON, KBBF y KRRS comparten cómo informan a sus radioescuchas, principalmente a los latinos en los condados de Sonoma y Napa.

www.pressdemocrat.com

KBBF has quite a history on the non-comm front. The station also broadcasts in several Mexican "first nations" languages .

Firewall.

 

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KVON also has the odd distinction of being the only commercial AM in California that still broadcasts in stereo.

Also, to preempt any derailing: I'm not trying to get into the pros and cons, the what-ifs and the why-didn't-its of AM Stereo, like so many other threads seem to get hooked on when it gets mentioned (there's more appropriate places for that). I'm simply stating the fact that KVON 1440 happens to use it, and is the only station in California doing so.

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