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Stan Bunger to retire from KCBS Radio

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www.sfgate.com

A longtime Bay Area radio news voice announces his retirement

Stan Bunger has anchored KCBS Radio's morning drive news show since 2000.
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Note Stan Bunger has two stints at KCBS Radio from 1982-1992 and a second stint from 2000-2021. Stan Bunger will leave KCBS radio for the second time on June 11th.
Stan - You will indeed be missed," wrote Bay Area meteorologist Jan Null, who has been a guest on KCBS countless times over the years. "Lots of great interviews with you over the years, All the best in the next phase of your life."


The Bay Area native began anchoring the 5:30-10 a.m. weekday morning show for the radio station owned by Entercom Communications in 2000, replacing Al Hart. Bunger previously worked at KCBS from 1982 to 1992 and was on the air from Candlestick Park when the Loma Prieta earthquake struck during the 1989 World Series.


He left KCBS in 1992 for a job in Dallas before returning to the Bay Area in 1995 to host a KRON-TV news show covering the tech industry.
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michael hagerty said:
"Removal" and "retirement" are not the same thing.
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Good point when I read the articles of the two Audacy talent it's that the WINS talent is retiring after 39 years at the job and Stan Bunger after 31 years at KCBS Radio. Note Stan Bunger had an 8 year gap between the two stints at KCBS where he was at KRLD Dallas, KICU San Jose and KRON San Francisco.
 
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