Someone Once Said "It's About the Music"
A San Diego Radio Institution
Voted one of San Diego's best radio shows by the readers of the late San Diego CityBeat in 2011 and 2012, Brunch With Bob and Friends remains in the hearts and minds of San Diego radio listeners as one of Southern California's most enduring radio programs.
Broadcasting out of the former Jefferson-Pilot radio cluster in the Booz Allen Hamilton building behind the Ralphs shopping center on Murray Canyon Rd. in Mission Valley, Brunch With Bob and Friends debuted at 10 a.m. on Sunday, Feb. 8, 2004, on the original incarnation of FM 94/9. In June 2012 the show moved to 91.3 KOPA (now KPRI) Rez Radio of the Pala Band of Mission Indians, and expanded to KRML in Carmel in September that same year before finally arriving at 91X in February 2017.
Over time, Brunch With Bob and Friends grew into a global brand it is today, in part from reggae fans dialing in on the internet, and as San Diegans spread the word in their travels throughout the world. An article about our show's peculiar phenomenon appeared in the Nov. 25, 2015, edition of The San Diego Reader.
Broadcasting out of the former Jefferson-Pilot radio cluster in the Booz Allen Hamilton building behind the Ralphs shopping center on Murray Canyon Rd. in Mission Valley, Brunch With Bob and Friends debuted at 10 a.m. on Sunday, Feb. 8, 2004, on the original incarnation of FM 94/9. In June 2012 the show moved to 91.3 KOPA (now KPRI) Rez Radio of the Pala Band of Mission Indians, and expanded to KRML in Carmel in September that same year before finally arriving at 91X in February 2017.
Over time, Brunch With Bob and Friends grew into a global brand it is today, in part from reggae fans dialing in on the internet, and as San Diegans spread the word in their travels throughout the world. An article about our show's peculiar phenomenon appeared in the Nov. 25, 2015, edition of The San Diego Reader.
Photo of stencil in Brixton, London, courtesy of Duncan Cumming.
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