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.

 

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Dave Diamond’s Radio Career:

WXXX/WFOR [Hattiesburg MS] 1958
KFOR [Lincoln NE] 1959
KOIL [Omaha] 1961
WIRL [Peoria IL] 1961
WKGN [Knoxville TN] 1961
WIL [St. Louis] 1962
WIBC [Indianapolis] 1964
KBTR [Denver] 1964
KBTV-TV [Denver] 1964 - talk show host
KHJ [LA] 1965
KBLA [LA] 1965
KFWB [LA] 1967
KFRC [San Francisco] 1968
KRLA [LA] 1971
KDAY [LA] 1971
KCBS-FM [LA]1971
KTLK [Denver] 1972
KIIS [LA] 1972
WSAI [Cincinnati OH] 1976
 KFI [LA] 1976
 KBVC – Buena Vista College [Storm Lake IA] 1982 - GM
 KMSC – Morningside College [Sioux City IA] 1987 - GM 
 KBHU/BHTV – BHSU [Spearfish SD] 1995 - CEO 

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    • The Diamond Mine Podcast, Episode 3 [audio]
      Episode  of the Diamond Mine Podcast. Recorded June, 2005 on KBHU FM, the college radio station for Black Hills State University. Click to Listen
    • The Diamond Mine Podcast, Episode 2 [audio]
      Episode 2 of the Diamond Mine Podcast. Recorded June, 2005 on KBHU FM, the college radio station for Black Hills State University. Click to Listen
    • Dave Diamond, KFRC, 1968 [audio]
      Dave Diamond on KFRC in San Francisco, 1968 Click to Listen
    • Diamond’s Laws to Live By
      Diamond’s Laws to Live By  have now been updated! Thanks to a former student (and colleague of mine at KBHU) for typing and sending in a ton of Diamond’s Laws. Diamond is a big believer in mental healthy and virtuous living.  He lived through some of the most historic – and hedonistic – periods of rock [...]
    • The Diamond Mine Podcast, Episode 1 [audio]
      Click to Listen Recorded May 20th, 2005 at KBHU- FM at Black Hills Sate University UPDATE: I have archived 16 gigs of Diamond airchecks and radio shows to Amazon’s S3 cloud hosting service. I’m in the process of converting to .mp3 and will post listenable links here soon. Also, I made a page of SOME of [...]
    • Dave Diamond Pictures
      Diamond’s pictures now live on their own page. If you have or know of any pictures of Dave Diamond, please visit the contact page. And, if you have any stories of memories about The Diamond, you can share them here.
    • The Diamond Mine Podcast
      Always on the cusp of innovation, in the summer of 2005 Dave Diamond launched a podcast.  His podcast, a reprise of the Diamond Mine Radio Show, was a mixture of the classic, deep, poetic, and rockin Dave Diamond 60′s radio vibe.  The show was recorded for Black Hills State University on the college radio station [...]
    • The Diamond
      Welcome to the home of radio broadcaster, professor, and writer Dave Diamond. A History of Dave Diamond Diamond Audio: Airchecks, Radio, and Podcasts Diamond’s Laws to Live By Share Your Story, Leave a Comment Radio Broadcaster, Writer, Academic – Now a college professor, during the 60s and 70s Dave Diamond was a DJ at some [...]
    • Share Your Story, Leave a Comment
      As a DJ in LA and San Francisco, Dave Diamond reached millions of people. As a college professor he shaped many lives. Got a great Diamond story or memory? Leave it below in the comments section.
    • 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 [...]
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