Dave Diamond: The Diamond Mine

Radio Broadcaster, Writer, Academic – Now a college professor, during the 60s and 70s Dave Diamond was a DJ at some Americas biggest stations: KFI, KFRC, KIIS, KBHU, and many more.

February 15, 2009 • 10:22 pm 5

The Home of Dave Diamond

Hey – this is the home of broadcaster and professor Dave Diamond. The webmonkeys (read: former students) are in the process of constructing this place, but you can drop the Diamond an email at davediamond [at] bhsu [dot] edu or leave a comment below.

Some time soon this site will include a background and history of Dave Diamond, air checks form his days at LA’s KFI and San Francisco’s KFRC, and three episodes of his Diamond Mine podcast.

If you’re a former student of Diamond’s, worked with him, or remember listening to him on air, we’d love to hear from you.

Thanks!

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