KZST

KZST

City of license	Santa Rosa, California
Broadcast area	Santa Rosa, California
Branding	100.1 KZST
Slogan	Positively Sonoma County FM 100
Frequency	100.1 MHz
First air date	April 18, 1971
Format	Adult Contemporary
ERP	6,000 watts
HAAT	75 meters
Class	A
Facility ID	55430
Callsign meaning	K ZeST
Owner	Redwood Empire Stereocasters
Webcast	Listen Live
Website	kzst.com

KZST is a radio station based and licensed in Santa Rosa, California, with a frequency of 100.1 MHz. Its first broadcast came on April 18, 1971 (the 65th anniversary of the Great earthquake), making KZST "the first FM station between here (the San Francisco Bay Area) and Portland, Oregon."^[1]

Founded by Gordon Zlot, KZST remains under the ownership of his company, Redwood Empire Stereocasters. The station plays adult contemporary music, with a family-friendly format aimed at so-called soccer moms who often listen to the radio with their children present. During the holiday season, KZST plays Christmas music. (late November - Christmas Day)

Brent Farris has broadcast his weekday "Morning Showgram" for more than 25 years, the longest current tenure of any radio host in Sonoma County. Jim Grady, the weekend morning host, held that distinction until March 26, 2004, when he was released from news/talk station KSRO after 44 years.

Newscasts are delivered in a brief, headline-style format during morning and afternoon drive times.

The KZST-FM studios and offices

"Smooth 93.7" KJZY shares the same building and ownership.

References

↑ "smoothjazz.com". Smoothjazz.Com Road Trip - Santa Rosa, CA. Retrieved 2 April 2006.

External links

Official website

Query the FCC's FM station database for KZST

Radio-Locator information on KZST

Radio stations in the Santa Rosa, California market

By FM frequency	89.1 89.9 91.1 91.9 92.9 93.7 95.5 95.9 96.7 97.7 98.7 99.3 100.1 100.9 101.7 102.7 104.1 104.9 106.3 107.1

By AM frequency	1350 1440 1460 1490

By callsign	K238AF KBBL KDFC KFGY KHTH KJOR KJZY KLVR KMHX KNOB KRCB-FM KRRS KRSH KSRO KSRT KSXY KVON KVRV KVYN KWVF KXTS KZNB KZST

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Adult Contemporary radio stations in the state of California

Stations	KABX – Merced KATY – Idyllwild KBAY – Gilroy KBBY – Ventura KBPK – Buena Park KCRE – Crescent City KEZN – Palm Desert KGFM – Bakersfield KIFM – San Diego KJJZ – Indian Wells KJSN – Modesto KJWL – Fresno KKDV – Walnut Creek KMDR – McKinleyville KMXI – Chico KOIT – San Francisco KOST – Los Angeles KRKC-FM – King City KSHA – Redding KSOF – Dinuba/Fresno KSRW – Independence KSTT-FM – Los Osos-Baywood Par KSYV – Solvang KUIC – Vacaville KVMI - Tulare KVYN – Saint Helena KWAV – Monterey KXBX-FM – Lakeport KXO-FM – El Centro KYLA – Fountain Valley KYMX – Sacramento KYNS – San Luis Obispo KYXY – San Diego KYZA – Adelanto KZSQ – Sonora KZST – Santa Rosa

See also adult contemporary classic hits college country news/talk NPR oldies religious rock sports top 40 urban other radio stations in California

Coordinates: 38°25′08″N 122°40′37″W / 38.419°N 122.677°W / 38.419; -122.677

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