| 词条 | KGHM (AM) |
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| name = KGHM | image = File:KGHM 1340TheGame logo.png | city = Midwest City, Oklahoma | area = Oklahoma City Metroplex | branding = 1340 The Game | slogan = Most Local Games in Oklahoma City | frequency = 1340 kHz | format = Sports | power = 1,000 watts (Daytime) 1,000 watts (Nighttime) | class = C | facility_id = 58388 | owner = iHeartMedia, Inc. | licensee = Clear Channel Broadcasting Licenses, Inc. | webcast = Listen Live | website = {{URL|1340thegame.com}} }} KGHM (1340 AM) is a radio station located in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. It is among a cluster of stations in the market owned by iHeartMedia, Inc.. Its transmitter is located blocks from the Oklahoma State Capitol, and studios are located at the 50 Penn Place building on the Northwest side. KGCB/KOCY1340 started as KGCB, a church-owned station. It was purchased in the late 1930s by Matthew Bonebrake - a former OPUBCO and WKY radio sales manager - who changed the call letters to KOCY. It was a Mutual affiliate during the 1940s and early 1950s. It became Oklahoma City's first full-time Top-40 station in the mid-1950s. It was also the first radio station in the country to offer "News Every Hour - On the Hour". After WKY and KOMA went Top-40, KOCY had a "funeral" for their format, by giving away records in a coffin before switching to a MOR format. Changes over the airwavesIn the mid-1990s KGHM aired an Urban Contemporary format in the evenings and overnights as "The Groove 1340". In 2000, Clear Channel went into an agreement with Perry Broadcasting to broadcast KVSP-1140 and its Urban format (See KRMP) on KEBC from 7 pm − 7 am as "The Power Jammin' Network after AM 1140 signed off at sunset. Between 7am-7pm KGHM aired Spanish programming. The agreement between Clear Channel and Perry Broadcasting discontinued when Perry purchased KRPT-103.5 out of Anadarko, Oklahoma (See KVSP) and upgraded the station to target Oklahoma City, then moved KVSP's Urban format to the FM dial. The Spanish format was also dropped as well for Talk format. "Keeping Everybody Country"KEBC's call letters were previously used for 94.7 KEBC, later a property also owned by Clear Channel. The station's slogan, "Keeping Everybody Country." Ironically, KEBC's competitor at the time, KXXY-FM, simulcasted their FM signal at 1340 AM. The call letters KEBC stood for Electronic Broadcasting Company which was the original ownership of 94.7 KEBC. (Ronnie Tutor- Engineering and Gene Wingate- GM among others) KEBC originally studioed and transmitted from "Rambling Ranchstyle studios" in SE OKC before moving to 31st and Western to studio space owned by Ralph Tyler. Mounting debt to Tyler for rent and other financial obligation created a situation where Tyler became controlling owner of KEBC radio. After Ralph Tyler's controlling ownership of KEBC, the slogan Keep Everybody Country was formed on a suggestion from a friend of Ralph's. ProgrammingKGHM had simulcast some programming of sister station KTOK along with their own line-up since 2005. In January, 2007, Clear Channel flipped the station to Fox Sports Radio 1340 then later 1340 the game, making it the fourth all-sports station in Oklahoma City. KGHM's Programming line up also includes in addition to national sports Programming from Fox Sports Radio, local sports talk shows are simulcasted with KREF-AM 1400 (Another Fox Sports Radio affiliate.) in Norman Oklahoma with KREF-KGHM on air personalities, coverage and broadcasts of local and national sports, local high school and collage Sports, select coverage and broadcasting of Collage Football and Basketball games, select local Oklahoma high school Football games on Friday and Saturday nights, select Oklahoma high school Basketball games through out the season along side sister station KTOK-AM, since 2003 and again in 2006-present KGHM has been carrying the games of the Oklahoma City Dodgers (The Triple-A baseball, Pacific Coast League affiliate of the Los Angeles Dodgers), and starting with the 2015 Major League Baseball season the station began and has been carrying select Los Angeles Dodgers games as part of the Los Angeles Dodgers radio network along side sister station KTOK-AM, on days when the Oklahoma City Dodgers are not playing or at the conclusion of the Oklahoma City Dodgers Triple-A baseball, Pacific Coast League season, the remaining parent club Los Angeles Dodgers games move to KGHM for the rest of the Major League Baseball regular season and playoffs. External links
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