WBCN-FM, a collective of free-spirited radio pioneers, began broadcasting on the night of March 15, 1968, declaring FM independence and the beginning of Boston’s underground radio experiment, dubbed “The American Revolution.”
Larry “Cha-Chi” Loprete was born in 1957 in Brighton, Massachusetts, [...]
In early 1969, after a year in which the counter-culture [...]
If you were listening to WBCN in the late-‘70s, then the presence [...]
On the fabled first night of WBCN’s “American Revolution;” March 15, [...]
In October 1969, WBCN hired 21-year old Brooklyn native and Brandeis student Norm Winer on [...]
Carter Alan, disc jockey and writer, began his career at [...]
Multi-award-winning, longtime WBCN program director Oedipus indirectly got into the radio [...]
After WBCN moved to its second location (on Stuart Street [...]
Al Perry first appeared on the air during the nightly Peter [...]
J.J. Jackson came to WBCN in the fall of 1968, about six [...]
