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Ride Theory

Another station: KPHT-LP out of Laytonville, CA.

My wife and I briefly heard this while we could pick up the signal on Highway 101. Whacky country comedy, mostly. They played The The Beverly Hillbillies theme.

Apparently this is one of 2 (!) tribute stations to the late, lamented KFAT radio, which broadcast out of Gilroy, CA in the 70s and 80s.

(The other is KPIG, which charges $5 a month just to listen to their stream -- screw that!)

s2.stationplaylist.com:7108/li

The logo for KPHT radio in Laytonville, California. Cartoon drawing of a rooster in a cowboy hat and green bandana behind an old-fashioned radio microphone that says "FAT." Behind him is a radiating yellow and dark blue pattern. There's other stuff, like the letters KPHT-LP in red surrounded by a yellow rope, "Laytonville, California" in white letters in a green cartouche, and a little white circle with "99.9," but these are mere details. The main thing is, rooster, microphone.
The logo for KFAT radio in Gilroy, California. Cartoon drawing of a mustachioed, heavyset smiling man in a cowboy hat and green bandana behind an old-fashioned radio microphone that says "KFAT." Behind him is a radiating orange and dark blue pattern. There's other stuff, like the letters KFAT in red surrounded by an orange rope, and a little white circle with "94½ FM," but these are mere details. The main thing is, fat cowboy, microphone.
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