The radio station that invented sports-flavored guy talk and inspired dozens of copycats across the country turns 25 today. I’m talking about KTCK The Ticket, on 1310 AM and 96.7 FM. It’s a national treasure born right here in Dallas. If you’ve never listened, you’ll enjoy learning about the station’s origins in this story by Peter Simek that D Magazine published on the occasion of The Ticket’s 20th anniversary. If you’re a P1 or V1, you’ll enjoy learning about the station’s origins in this story by Peter Simek that D Magazine published on the occasion of The Ticket’s 20th anniversary. Whoever you are, in other words, you’ll enjoy learning about the station’s origins in this story by Peter Simek that D Magazine published on the occasion of The Ticket’s 20th anniversary. You’ll also enjoy these illustrations from the DMN’s Michael Hogue.
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