KMYC

KMYC (1410 AM, "TalkRadio 1410") is an American news/talk radio station based in Marysville, California. It is owned by Independence Rock Media Group, which also owns KBLF in Red Bluff. KMYC covers Yuba and Sutter counties, as well as Sacramento and other nearby population centers. It was originally on 1420 kHz and moved to 1450 kHz in 1941 due to the NARBA agreement. It moved to 1410 kHz in 1952.

KMYC
Broadcast areaMarysville, California
Frequency1410 (kHz)
BrandingTalk Radio 1410
SloganRight Talk, right when we need it the most.
Programming
FormatTalk radio
Ownership
OwnerIndependence Rock Media Group
Sister stationsKAJK, KBLF, KEGE, KGXX, KHEX, KISQ, KLZN, KRAC, KTOR
History
First air date1952
Technical information
ClassB
Power5,000 watts day
1,000 watts night
Transmitter coordinates39°08′18″N 121°33′15″W
Translator(s)K282BS (104.3 MHz, Marysville)
Links
WebcastListen Live
Websitekmyccradio.com

KMYC Talk lineup consists of Chris Plante, Glenn Beck Radio Program, The Savage Nation, The Ben Shapiro Show, The Mark Levin Show and Coast to Coast AM.

Weekend programing is provided by local talk shows Live with Lou, Great American Story with Bob Day, Mike the Wine Guy, The Dirt and Bill Wattenburg.

All weekend shows were simulcast in stereo on MySYtv.

Programs formerly carried were Michael Reagan 1998-2009, Roger Hedgecock 2009–2015, The Rush Limbaugh Show 1998–2014. Jim Bohannon 1998–2012. G. Gordon Liddy and Laura Schlessinger 1998–2011. The Laura Ingraham Show 2011-2018.

In the summer of 2020, KMYC (and its sister stations) was purchased by Independence Rock Media Group following the death of station owner Tom Huth.

Station history
  • 1998- Talk radio Tom Huth purchases KMYC
  • 2001-2011 Sporting News Radio
  • 1994-2001 One on One Sports
  • 1991-1994 Timeless (radio network)
  • 1986-1990 Simulcast of K-100 99.9 FM
  • 1984-1985 Country music
  • 1979-1984 Adult Contemporary
  • 1980 River City Radio Corp purchase AM/FM combo and increases KRFD to 50 kW
  • 1960-1979 Top 40
  • 1965 California First Broadcasting purchases the AM/FM combo
  • 1964 Sister station KFRO changes calls to KFRD
  • 1963 KMYC-FM changes calls to KRFO
  • 1959 August 1 Carlton Broadcasting Corp. purchases the station
  • 1957 Power increased to 5000w Day and 1000w Night
  • 1952-1955 Broadcast moves to 1410 kHz - Power increased to 1000w
  • 1947 Sister FM built KMYC-FM 99.9 Mc 4.7 kW (KUBA signs on the air same year)
  • 1941-1952 Frequency change to 1450 kHz
  • 1940-1941 Mutual Broadcasting System affiliate 1420 kHz - Power increased from 100w to 250w during the first year. Owners: Marysville-Yuba City Broadcaster (group also owned the Appeal-Democrat) Studio: State Theatre 519 E Street in Marysville

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