More about KGOD

KGOD Late Night:

More Than a Radio Station

Several people have asked me recently about other things labeled KGOD.

One person pointed out that there are actual stations using the letters KGOD. That’s true enough. Radio call letters have been around a long time, and sooner or later almost any combination turns up somewhere. But that observation helped me realize something important.

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What is KGOD?

What is KGOD?

  • late-night public access television
  • old AM radio station IDs
  • forgotten doo wop rehearsal footage
  • weird 1950s educational films
  • analog synth demos
  • Cold War civil defense broadcasts
  • roadside diners at 2 a.m.
  • desert truck stop neon
  • ham radio chatter
  • haunted cable access energy

That’s practically the native habitat of KGOD. Continue reading

Know Your Stock!

Know Your Stock!

What eventually happens in almost every field is that success stops depending merely on obtaining inventory, and begins depending on understanding it.

A bookstore owner can have ten thousand books and still fail if he doesn’t know what’s on the shelves. A rare coin dealer may own a fortune without realizing it if he cannot instantly recognize rarity, condition, market demand, and location. An antique dealer who spends half the day searching for objects is already losing ground. Continue reading

Pirate Radio?

Something very interesting has started happening around the KGOD project.

At first, KGOD was simply a late-night radio atmosphere — a fictional station drifting through static somewhere between old AM radio, underground FM, dream theater, satire, jazz clubs, philosophy, and science fiction.

Then the shows started multiplying. Continue reading

KGOD Late Night Doo-Wop Collection

Step into the late-night glow of KGOD Radio with Late Night Show — Collection #1 — nine hauntingly beautiful doo wop variations drifting through neon streets, lonely jukeboxes, smoky studios, and midnight airwaves from the electronic bardo. Warm harmonies, vintage atmosphere, strange hours, and unforgettable mood transmissions for night travelers everywhere. Harmonies never die.

So why did I decide to issue the doo wop version of the KGOD radio show first? Continue reading