Tuesday, March 15, 2016

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First time caller: 1-818-501-4721



KSRO .com 
KSRO Studio Line

707.636.1350

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Numbers:

Western US: 1-800-618-8255 (toll free)
Eastern US: 1-800-825-5033 (toll free)
First time caller: 1-818-501-4721
Wild Card line: 1-818-501-4109 (anyone can call)

International Instructions
Toll Free: (Sprint Direct Access Number)
1-800-893-0903, Press Option 5

  1. See if your country is listed below, and find the Sprint Access Number for the country YOU ARE IN.
  2. Dial the Sprint Access Number or if your country is NOT listed below, contact an international operator to direct you to a Sprint operator.
  3. A Sprint Operator or English-language voice will ask you for the telephone number you are calling.
  4. Enter 8 0 0 - 8 9 3 - 0 9 0 3. Let the line ring.

Sprint Access Codes

Albania 00-800-0010 
American Samoa 63 2-872 
Angola 0199 
Anguilla 1-800-872-2881 
Antigua 1-800-872-2881 
Argentina 0-800-54-288 
Armenia 8 (wait) 10111 
Aruba 800-8000 
Australia 1800-881-011 
Austria 022-903-011 
Bahamas 1-800-872-2881 
Bahrain 800-000 
Barbados 1-800-872-2881 
Belarus 8 (wait) 800101 
Belgium 0-800-100-10 
Belize 811 
Benin 102 
Bermuda 1-800-872-2881 
Bolivia 0-800-1112 
Bosnia 00-800-0010 
Brazil 000-8010 
British VI 1800-872-2881 
Brunei 800-1111 
Bulgaria 00-800-0010 
Cayman Islands 1800-872-2881 
Chile 800-800-311 
Cook Islands 09-111 
Costa Rica 0-800-114-114 
Cyprus 080-90010 
Ecuador 999-119 
El Salvador 800-1785 
Estonia 8-00-8001001 
FiJi 004-890-1001 
Finland 9800-100-10 
Germany 0800-225-5288
Ghana 0191 
Greece 00-800-1311 
Haiti 183 
Honduras 800-0-123 
Hongkong 800-96-1111 
India 000-117 
Israel 1-800-94-94-949 
Italy 172-1011 
Lebanon 426-801 
Malaysia 1800-80-0011 
Mexico 01-800-288-2872 
Monaco 800-90-288 
Morocco 002-11-0011 
New Zealand 000-911
Norway 800-199-11 
Panama 281-0109 or 109 
Peru 0-800-50000 
Phillippines 10511 
Poland 0 (wait) 0-800-111-1111 
Russia 755-5042 
St. Lucia 1-800-872-2881 
St. Vincent 1-800-872-2881 
Singapore 800-01110111 
Solomon Islands 0811 
So. Africa 0-800-99-0123 
Spain 900-99-00-11 
Sudan 800-001 
Syria 0-801 
Taiwan 0080-10288 
Turkey 00-800-12277 
Uganda 800-001 
Ukraine 8 (wait) 100-11 
UK bt-0800-89-0011 
UK mercury 0500-89-0011 
UK at&t 0800-013-001 
Uruguay 000-410 
Yemen 00-800-101 
Zambia 00-899 



KSRO

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
KSRO 1350-AM & 103.5-FM
KSRO logo.jpg
CitySanta Rosa, California
Broadcast areaSanta Rosa, California
Branding1350 KSRO
SloganThe News and Talk of Sonoma County
Frequency1350 kHz
First air date1937
FormatNews Talk Information
Audience share3.2, #8 (Fa'07, R&R[1])
Power5,000 watts
ClassB
Facility ID22881
Transmitter coordinates38°26′22.00″N122°44′51.00″WCoordinates38°26′22.00″N 122°44′51.00″W
Callsign meaningK Santa ROsa
AffiliationsNBC News RadioPremiere Radio NetworksDial Global
OwnerLawrence Amaturo
(Amaturo Sonoma Media Group, LLC)
Sister stationsFroggy 92.9, 97.7 The River, Hot 101.7, Mix 104.9
WebcastListen Live
Websiteksro.com
KSRO (1350 AM) is a radio station broadcasting in a News Talk Information format. KSRO is licensed in Santa Rosa, California, and serves the Santa Rosa area. The station is currently owned by Lawrence Amaturo, through licensee Amaturo Sonoma Media Group, LLC,[2] and features programming from NBC News RadioPremiere Radio Networks and Dial Global.[3]

History[edit]

KSRO was founded in 1937 by Ernest L. Finley, owner of the Santa Rosa Press Democrat. The ownership of the Radio Station later passed to Finley's wife Ruth, when he died in 1942.[4] The station achieved some popularity in 1943, when an actual broadcast was included in Alfred Hitchcock's film Shadow of a Doubt, filmed on location in Santa Rosa.[5]
KSRO began broadcasting Santa Rosa Junior College football games in 1939, when the school joined the Northern California Junior College Conference. This initiated a fifty year relationship with a championship season.[6]
In the 1950s and 1960s, KSRO played "Top 40" music. Its strong signal carried through the mountainous regions of the county. It was one of the few stations that could be received in the Russian River resort area. Like many AM stations, the increasing popularity of FM resulted in KSRO's change of format to news, and talk.[7]
KSRO is currently home to The Drive with Steve Jaxon, Sonoma County's only live daily talk show. Weekdays from 3-6PM, The Drive is a variety talk show featuring all the newsmakers of the day, as well as live music, authors, and comedians. In 2012, The Drive's weekly "California Wine Country" segment was the winner Of "Best Critic or Review Series" at the 2015 Taste Awards, and his been a multiple-time nominee for Best Food or Drink Radio Broadcast.[8]