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Oct 9, 2026

Sam KillHOST
3:56
Mm-hmm.
Michael KushnerHOST
3:56
It was also part of a, uh, five-part series that, um, Steve Gregory from KNX News-
Sam KillHOST
4:02
Mm
Michael KushnerHOST
4:02
... 1070 did, and I was featured in, in all five parts of that as well, talking about, in one of those stories, this issue.
Jeff SniderHOST
13:57
Smooth flex.
Jeff SpiegelHOST
13:58
You, you weren't on KNX Radio just now?
Jeff SniderHOST
14:00
Yeah.
Jeff SpiegelHOST
14:00
With Brian Hurst,-
speaker_4NARRATOR
0:45
Saving a life while on the job.
speaker_4NARRATOR
0:47
Heather Jordan has our KNX Heroes of the Week.
Heather JordanHOST
0:49
[gentle music] It's not often that we get a whole group of people to recognize for their heroic efforts, but in this case, we do.
Heather JordanHOST
0:58
The story starts with LA Police Officers Joseph Murphy and Evgeny Shipley who were on patrol one day in downtown LA.
speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:23
So we were just trying to assess, you know, what the severity of his injuries were, trying to provide what comfort we could to him.
Heather JordanHOST
2:30
It truly was a life-saving moment.
Heather JordanHOST
2:33
Our KNX Heroes of the Week, LAPD Officers Joseph Murphy and Evgeny Shipley, and everyone who was involved that day.
speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:41
We wouldn't have been able to do it without the citizens that stopped and took the time to help us.
Victor SterlingNARRATOR
0:22
The Whistler, episode 23, was heard on the CBS Pacific Network on October 18th, 1942.
Victor SterlingNARRATOR
0:30
A Radio Life schedule placed the program on Los Angeles station KNX at 9:15 that evening.
Victor SterlingNARRATOR
0:37
As events make the warning seem real, police protection offers little comfort to Prentice's family, and his daughter and her fiance begin searching when he disappears.
Victor SterlingNARRATOR
0:47
Marvin Miller is among the credited players.
Mark SimoneHOST
10:41
He said, "You know, they have these all-news radio stations." There was WINS in New York, WCBS in New York.
Mark SimoneHOST
10:49
There was, uh, KNX Los Angeles.
Mark SimoneHOST
10:51
And he said, "These, these 24-hour-a-day all-news radio stations do very, very well.
Mark SimoneHOST
10:57
They're often in the, you know, the top three radio stations in their cities." So that's where he got the idea, and he wanted to do all news, and he, he launched CNN.
Cecil B. DeMilleSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
37:34
This is the Columbia Broadcasting System
Jean LockhartSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
37:40
And this is KNX, the Columbia Station, Los Angeles
Cecil B. DeMilleSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
37:46
We call an intermission in our presentation of Death Takes a Holiday, starring Fredric March and Florence Eld- El- Eldridge.
Cecil B. DeMilleSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
37:53
To introduce the dramatist who brought this play to American audiences.
Steve GregoryHOST
2:28
The First Amendment and HOAs.
Steve GregoryHOST
2:30
I'm Steve Gregory, KNX News.
Ken AllenNARRATOR
80:47
We've heard about the managers.
Ken AllenNARRATOR
80:48
What about the umpires in this Major League Baseball strike? For an answer, here's Jim Racer of KNX Radio.
Ken AllenNARRATOR
80:54
48 men in blue were also affected by the walkout, but only from the standpoint of not knowing when they'd be called back for work.
Ken AllenNARRATOR
81:00
Doug Harvey, a National League veteran,
James KaddisHOST
5:33
You, you can do that.
James KaddisHOST
5:34
You know, there have been multiple times now already where I've turned on the radio, KNX 1070, and they've put on, "This is a public service announcement," and you'll hear the call to prayer, the morning call to prayer.
James KaddisHOST
5:44
So unless, unless the church actually speaks up and says, "Enough is enough.
James KaddisHOST
5:49
We're sick of this.
Richard Maclean SmithHOST
7:00
Like a great many people in Pacoima, Etta worked for the Lockheed Corporation as a shipping clerk at its sprawling plant in Burbank.
Richard Maclean SmithHOST
7:09
It was that morning, she later said, that she first heard about Melanie Uribe's disappearance in a bulletin on the local KNX news radio station.
Richard Maclean SmithHOST
7:19
The story immediately caught her attention.
Richard Maclean SmithHOST
7:21
For a start, Melanie was also a single mother who was almost the same age.

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