Reminiscing about the good ole days and radio station KOMA AM came up. It was a powerful am station that we received in the south plains of Texas. I would listening to it on a pocket transistor radio with ear plug after lights out that was strictly enforced. Wondering how far it reached into Texas? Any of you older folks remember?

Do you know where (city) it came from?

It was a so-called "Clear Channel" and could be heard all over the country depending on the atmosphere.

http://komaradio.com/history/

Anyone else have a "rocket radio" back in the 60s?

It came out of OKC, KOMA 1520 AM.

When I was a kid 12-13 years old (1996) I would stay up late and listen to some show. It was a woman dr and people would call in about different topics, but mostly it was weird sex stuff. As a young teen it was very eye opening. I think it was a syndicated but not sure where from.

Dr Ruth?
German accent?

I grew up listing to KOMA. They used to advertise they broadcast to 38 states and 5 countries or something like that. That was a long time ago.

First place you ever heard about paddling?

Yep, I'm with ya.. mid 60s, fell asleep many a late night listening to KOMA in Odessa on one of these.
https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/sears-10-transistor-radio-sending-410924322

I just looked her up on YouTube and yeah I think that was her. That show was wild.

"KOMA Kissin Time" in the late evenings. Always a good listen when you were at the submarine races.

I had one of those pocket radios. I listened to the Colt 45's and Astros games at night.

It made it up to South Dakota. Listened to it all the time.

Grew up listening to it.

Also listend to WBAP and some station in Delrio tx.
Wolfman Jack

I think it was XERL. If I remember right, the station was actually over the border in Viacuna. If my memory serves me correctly, the station was too powerful to broadcast in the US, and that was the reason for Mexico.