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There are more than 6,400 eateries throughout the region, and numerous night clubs, including one of the hot spots known as Fleetwood in the Gaslamp district. There are many coastal saloons, central pubs, downtown megaplexes, Mexican dives and thousands of bars in North Park, Pacific Beach, Ocean Beach and nearby Tijuana. Lots of radio to sink your teeth into in San Diego. We like: FM 94/9, 83.3 KSDS, KPBS, 105.7 The Walrus, Magic 92.5 XHRM-FM and Free Radio 96.9 FM.
Some famous celebrities from San Diego are music composer Bill Brown, Rock and Roll Hall Famer Frank Zappa, Actor Adam Brody, Cameron Diaz, actress Steve Garvey, professional baseball player, Bill Walton, NBA Basketball Hall of Famer and TV Personality, plus Tony Hawk and Danny Way, professional skateboarders, among many others.
San Diego is the seventeenth largest radio market according to Arbitron, which makes it a great place to start a career in radio as a DJ, talk show host, or doing voiceover work. KCR radio has become a breeding ground for local talent--both on and off the air, with local media professionals such as Ken Kramer, a reporter at KNSD Channel 7/39, Ted Giannoulas, the Famous Chicken, and Michael Berger, former host of the Berger & Prescott radio show on 91-X.With pro baseball and football franchises and numerous colleges, San Diego is the perfect place to get into sports broadcasting as a sports anchor, sportscaster, play by play or color announcer.
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