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.”
Al Perry first appeared on the air during the nightly Peter [...]
J.J. Jackson came to WBCN in the fall of 1968, about six [...]
In 1968, Sam Kopper arrived back in Boston after graduating [...]
Mark Parenteau became synonymous with afternoon radio during his nearly [...]
In March 1968, Peter Wolf followed Joe Rogers onto the airwaves to [...]
As a hippie entrepreneur and cultural prophet, Ray Riepen left [...]
As one of WBCN‘s cornerstone talents – the man who would [...]
In 1969, Debbie Ullman became the first female deejay on WBCN [...]
Danny Schechter arrived at WBCN in 1970 as a volunteer, but quickly [...]
In 1968, Joe Rogers, a Tufts student spinning records at [...]
