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Fort Dodge Radio

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Fort Dodge Radio
CityFort Dodge, Iowa
BrandingFort Dodge Radio
Slogan80's MTV Era with the 70's Best Rock
FrequencyOnline
First air dateApril 1, 2019
FormatClassic Hits, Classic Rock
OwnerStar Communications of Iowa
Websitewww.fortdodgeradio.com

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Fort Dodge Radio is a commercial online radio station streaming from Fort Dodge, Iowa. The station streams an all-music format consisting of MTV era 80's with classic rock and pop hits of the 70's.

Locally produced shows by Fort Dodge Radio include the Indie Music Room hosted by Heather Kelly. The Indie Music Room features interviews with independent artists and they talk about writing, recording, and performing their original music. Notable guests on the Indie Music Room Radio Show include Melvin James and the HAWKS.

Fort Dodge Radio is the first commercial radio station in Fort Dodge, Iowa to be exclusively streaming it's content. Fort Dodge Radio has no broadcast towers or transmitters.

Fort Dodge Radio was created by Fort Dodge native Bill Grady. Bill Grady started his radio career in 1979 at the age of 18 and became a radio station General Manager at age 23. Local radio stations Bill managed during his broadcast career include KRIT-FM, KVFD-AM, and KUEL-FM. Bill provided his leadership to many local, state, and national organizations and served as President of the Iowa Broadcasters Association in 2001.

Grady also owns and operates www.MyFortDodge.com, which he launched in 2007.

References[edit]

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  1. Ink, Radio (May 9, 2019). "Is This The Future of Local Radio?".
  2. Ink, Radio (September 12, 2019). ""Indie Music Room" Gives Locals A Shot".
  3. http://iowabroadcasters.com/about/iba-past-presidents/ IBA Past Presidents - Iowa Broadcasters Association, Bill Grady, 2001

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