This is a nice video. In case you want to see something specific, Here are skip times: 0:00 - Intro. We hear "Havana" playing 0:20 - The beautiful, fancy lobby, where winners claim their prizes. 0:40 - Entering the conference room area, where BTS was interviewed 0:46 - a group of 9 TV screens previewing iHeartRadio app commercials 0:55 - closeup of the conference rooms, named after rappers, Drake room shown. Kiki challenge not included 1:04 - a flight of stairs that most likely leads to AM and HD2/HD3 Radio programming studios 1:12 - a glimpse at the cluster manager's office space. 1:26 - Cubicles for program and music directors, which oversee the personalities and curate the music playlists. 1:31 - where Letty B filmed the KIIS Remix before she moved 1:37 - Shortcut to FM/HD1 programming 1:50 - Entering the FM/HD1 studio zone. 2:00 - Real 92.3 (Hip-Hop music programming) 2:20 - Advertising time sales cubicles. Have a business in LA? These are the people to get in touch with. 2:23 - Distant music (Remind Me to Forget) leads us to KIIS-FM (Top 40) 2:30 - KIIS-FM on-air studio, JoJo Wright preparing for the night show 3:00 - On Air with Ryan Seacrest studios, linked to KIIS 3:37 - Syndicated programming/podcast rooms. 3:45 - ALT 98.7 (alternative music) 3:54 - lounge/copy room 3:58 - Approaching 104.3 MYfm (hot AC), where they produce On with Mario Lopez. 4:00 - 104.3 MYfm studio/ Meet Valerie (board operator) 4:15 - proceeds to roast her on camera for over 1,000 subscribers to see in regards to the Ed Sheeran concert 4:22 - regrets it with laughter, moving on with tour 4:30 - as the title suggests, finally arrive at KOST 103.5 (variety programming) 4:35 - Uptown Funk, introduced to co-host 5:00 - How this station makes LA feel good, jumping back and forth between decades of music. Preparing to begin music festival contest. 5:25 - break room, like every office building, radio stations have one too 5:33 - Catering area for soirees and soundspace performances 5:41 - balcony/patio, complete with what looks like a BBQ grill. View of San Fernando Valley. Cars on SR-134, Near Lankershim Bl. 5:55 - AT&T Sound Studio, where NOTD treated some lucky audience members to an acoustic performance. 6:01 - we see 2 U-Verse TVs and some control rooms. 6:40 - Returning to KOST 7:00 - Outro (music fades)
Hello to you from New York on the East Coast. When is National Radio Day? Your radio stations look nice, even though your camera shots were rapid. I type to you as an audiophile, because I appreciate [high-quality] sound equipment.
Hello Mark hello from Ireland im a broadcaster in Ireland i use Spreaker and send podcasts to Iheart radio for our podcast from our community radio fm feed
We enjoyed the tour.. would love to see you on air soundcheck during your regular show programming.. remember ..Act natural...☺️ Nice work Mark W. Thanks..
Thank you Carlos! With as few people as you saw in the hallways just know that there are half as many now as another massive round of layoffs has occurred during a pandemic. It is a beautiful facility and I’m glad I’ve got this on record before the real estate landscape changes in radio again.
@@MarkWallengren Yes, it definitely is an amazing that you were able to capture something like this. I've always wanted to be on the radio as a Mix show DJ. I was able to get my Mix shows on the radio for about 6 - 8 months on one of the local stations but wasn't able to land it as a permanent position. So I've been researching a lot on how I can be able to have my own station and do whatever I please and be able to offer those that have a strong passion & desire to try something out like this without having to constantly be turned down like myself. And be able to offer it to everyone, (within reason of course).
@@MarkWallengren I am appalled that iHeart replaced many people from work, as though lots of listeners refrained from listening to the radio. Yet, radio, even FM radio was supposed to be the lasting media.
Shot late in the day. After most had left. Since this and after more cutbacks/remote working the halls are empty and a lot of office space has been vacated.
I heart radio killed the radio star. So many small fun radio stations died from all this clean corp. take over. I was in it when it was fun late 80 to the late 90's.
Nice to see you haven't changed a whole lot in 30 years, Mark. Ya must be livin' right. I guess KOST is now owned by iFartRadio. Another license gobbled up by the behemoth.
Hi Shane! It’s a board made by Harris around 2000. The promises they made about the technology never worked out (mostly the switcher system that would allow talent to customize your board and then be able to go to any other studio, dial in your account and the board would be set up the way you liked on any Harris board in the facility). Turned out no matter what Harris did it failed. They finally gave up and the company wasted a lot of money. 😢
Quelle Horreur! What happened to 'Radio'? Nobody's listening. There's no radio playing anywhere. What happened to Rock 'n Roll? Where are the drunk people running around naked? I expect a sterile operation room, behind each door that opens.
I need to work in a studio like this after I finish my major in broadcasting production I might work on 105.3 or Foxy 99.1 & or 102.1 Jamz I'll be on WDCC90.5FM for Radio & Television I'll be on 4CNC I'm doing 1yr radio 1yr television.
Actually that room is pretty secure and there’s never an engineer around when you need one. Do to downsizing there aren’t as many around. We’ve got a cluster of eight radio stations and 10 transmitter sites. What remains of an engineering staff are over worked beyond belief. If I ever step foot inside that building ever again I’ll make sure to grab some video of the empty halls and automated audio equipment and processing gear!
folks radio is dead as you can see empty studios !!!!!!all voice tracks listen to XM RADIO I HEART RADIO ONCE KNOWN AS CLEAR CHANNEL (cheap channel)bankrupt ass company
They just filed bankruptcy to restructure. Many companies do so. They have been a profitable company almost every quarter since. They are paying the debt down. At least they have a quality app and stations across the country. Just because they are the largest broadcaster across the country doesn’t mean they have to be a punching bag for criticism. Keep in mind that real human beings work hard at these stations and they develop professional programming for everyone to enjoy each day.
I really appreciate the tour. It is always great to see inside radio stations it just brings them more to life.
This is a nice video. In case you want to see something specific, Here are skip times:
0:00 - Intro. We hear "Havana" playing
0:20 - The beautiful, fancy lobby, where winners claim their prizes.
0:40 - Entering the conference room area, where BTS was interviewed
0:46 - a group of 9 TV screens previewing iHeartRadio app commercials
0:55 - closeup of the conference rooms, named after rappers, Drake room shown. Kiki challenge not included
1:04 - a flight of stairs that most likely leads to AM and HD2/HD3 Radio programming studios
1:12 - a glimpse at the cluster manager's office space.
1:26 - Cubicles for program and music directors, which oversee the personalities and curate the music playlists.
1:31 - where Letty B filmed the KIIS Remix before she moved
1:37 - Shortcut to FM/HD1 programming
1:50 - Entering the FM/HD1 studio zone.
2:00 - Real 92.3 (Hip-Hop music programming)
2:20 - Advertising time sales cubicles. Have a business in LA? These are the people to get in touch with.
2:23 - Distant music (Remind Me to Forget) leads us to KIIS-FM (Top 40)
2:30 - KIIS-FM on-air studio, JoJo Wright preparing for the night show
3:00 - On Air with Ryan Seacrest studios, linked to KIIS
3:37 - Syndicated programming/podcast rooms.
3:45 - ALT 98.7 (alternative music)
3:54 - lounge/copy room
3:58 - Approaching 104.3 MYfm (hot AC), where they produce On with Mario Lopez.
4:00 - 104.3 MYfm studio/ Meet Valerie (board operator)
4:15 - proceeds to roast her on camera for over 1,000 subscribers to see in regards to the Ed Sheeran concert
4:22 - regrets it with laughter, moving on with tour
4:30 - as the title suggests, finally arrive at KOST 103.5 (variety programming)
4:35 - Uptown Funk, introduced to co-host
5:00 - How this station makes LA feel good, jumping back and forth between decades of music. Preparing to begin music festival contest.
5:25 - break room, like every office building, radio stations have one too
5:33 - Catering area for soirees and soundspace performances
5:41 - balcony/patio, complete with what looks like a BBQ grill. View of San Fernando Valley. Cars on SR-134, Near Lankershim Bl.
5:55 - AT&T Sound Studio, where NOTD treated some lucky audience members to an acoustic performance.
6:01 - we see 2 U-Verse TVs and some control rooms.
6:40 - Returning to KOST
7:00 - Outro (music fades)
Thank you Skadoosh! Would love to have you in for a personal tour when you're in the neighborhood!! Good luck with your channel. Off to a good start!
Loved the tour Mark. Still watch the studio tour of KOST from way back. How radio has changed. lad you are still on the radio out there.
Hello to you from New York on the East Coast. When is National Radio Day? Your radio stations look nice, even though your camera shots were rapid. I type to you as an audiophile, because I appreciate [high-quality] sound equipment.
Hello Mark hello from Ireland im a broadcaster in Ireland i use Spreaker and send podcasts to Iheart radio for our podcast from our community radio fm feed
Nice radio station building. Love iHeartRadio!
You’re the one! 😭
Very cool radio station tour.
We enjoyed the tour.. would love to see you on air soundcheck during your regular show programming.. remember
..Act natural...☺️
Nice work Mark W. Thanks..
This is so awesome! I am wanting to start my own radio station and this helps provide me with some good ideas on how it all should work.
Thank you Carlos! With as few people as you saw in the hallways just know that there are half as many now as another massive round of layoffs has occurred during a pandemic. It is a beautiful facility and I’m glad I’ve got this on record before the real estate landscape changes in radio again.
@@MarkWallengren
Yes, it definitely is an amazing that you were able to capture something like this. I've always wanted to be on the radio as a Mix show DJ. I was able to get my Mix shows on the radio for about 6 - 8 months on one of the local stations but wasn't able to land it as a permanent position. So I've been researching a lot on how I can be able to have my own station and do whatever I please and be able to offer those that have a strong passion & desire to try something out like this without having to constantly be turned down like myself. And be able to offer it to everyone, (within reason of course).
@@MarkWallengren I am appalled that iHeart replaced many people from work, as though lots of listeners refrained from listening to the radio. Yet, radio, even FM radio was supposed to be the lasting media.
Reminds me of the song "You're as cold as ice"
All those studios, and the place looks mostly deserted. Are the stations automated?
Shot late in the day. After most had left. Since this and after more cutbacks/remote working the halls are empty and a lot of office space has been vacated.
Simply WOW!!!
Ah yes, the corporation that's the Walmart of the broadcast industry. Taking over small stations off the air.
Yes and they all sound the same! Really pathetic.
I like listening to your radio station
Nice studios. We saw lots of Wheatstone by Audioarts soundboards in there.. Nice work.
Those consoles add inviting presence to the control rooms. I wish we could have seen the broadcast transmitter components in the engineering room.
Mark and Ted are the best!
I heart radio killed the radio star. So many small fun radio stations died from all this clean corp. take over. I was in it when it was fun late 80 to the late 90's.
Thank you!
Best iHeartRadio 😉
Nice to see you haven't changed a whole lot in 30 years, Mark. Ya must be livin' right. I guess KOST is now owned by iFartRadio. Another license gobbled up by the behemoth.
As a veteran of old time rock and roll stations. This is totally depressing. Sterile corporate bullshit!!
Yup, corporate take over of small independent stations is the way now.
Great tour!!! But you forgot KFI!! LOL
Their wi-fi sucks one floor below!! lol
Hi Mark. Can I ask, what brand of radio console/board is used in your KOST studio?
Hi Shane! It’s a board made by Harris around 2000. The promises they made about the technology never worked out (mostly the switcher system that would allow talent to customize your board and then be able to go to any other studio, dial in your account and the board would be set up the way you liked on any Harris board in the facility). Turned out no matter what Harris did it failed. They finally gave up and the company wasted a lot of money. 😢
Using RCS Nexgen
Nice digs!
Big Setup! Nice
🎉
I don’t see Mike Landau on the big screen buddy😂
Well thanks for info sounds like radio Business in general is all going to hell in a handbasket
What’s the playout/automation system being used in KOST studio?
NexGen
Goals 👍🏽
This place looks like a dentist office.
I certainly got drilled there! 😂
Hi 🤠
Quelle Horreur! What happened to 'Radio'? Nobody's listening. There's no radio playing anywhere. What happened to Rock 'n Roll? Where are the drunk people running around naked? I expect a sterile operation room, behind each door that opens.
Radio's become corporate!
I need to work in a studio like this after I finish my major in broadcasting production I might work on 105.3 or Foxy 99.1 & or 102.1 Jamz I'll be on WDCC90.5FM for Radio & Television I'll be on 4CNC I'm doing 1yr radio 1yr television.
I thought this would be KZLA
what software is used to play the music
NexGen
@@MarkWallengren wish there was a demo of it or videos of it
@@minster586 Lot of them on youtube. Have a look ruclips.net/video/GnhTfAcCeA4/видео.html
@@minster586 another ruclips.net/video/sHzu56EACXs/видео.html
Reminds me of the Scott Studios setup we used in the early 2000's. Pretty much the same voice tracking procedure.
KOST 103.5
0:52 Video Station
How could The FCC allow this monopoly to happen?
Dude you're not showing none of your equipment mean that's what guys want to see the equipment
There’s always one in the crowd!! 😂
Yes sir I'm sorry I just like to look at the equipment to get some idea what they got
Actually that room is pretty secure and there’s never an engineer around when you need one. Do to downsizing there aren’t as many around. We’ve got a cluster of eight radio stations and 10 transmitter sites. What remains of an engineering staff are over worked beyond belief. If I ever step foot inside that building ever again I’ll make sure to grab some video of the empty halls and automated audio equipment and processing gear!
I want to skip to the end of the video when clear channel stock price crashes
🤣🤣🤣
That happened back in 2008!
#scovies @adam22
I hope it's earthquake proof
A lot of money was paid to make that reception area look really tacky and cheap.
A little too rushed!
I think you should go make one yourself! Good luck 🎤
@@MarkWallengren 🤣
Very Sterile, very Corporate, Where's the Posters etc..
Can’t believe what we had to go through to put something on the wall. Committee after committee🤣🤣🤣
folks radio is dead as you can see empty studios !!!!!!all voice tracks listen to XM RADIO I HEART RADIO ONCE KNOWN AS CLEAR CHANNEL (cheap channel)bankrupt ass company
Problem is iHeart own a piece of XM and almost nothing, NOTHING, is live on Sirius XM.
They just filed bankruptcy to restructure. Many companies do so. They have been a profitable company almost every quarter since. They are paying the debt down. At least they have a quality app and stations across the country. Just because they are the largest broadcaster across the country doesn’t mean they have to be a punching bag for criticism. Keep in mind that real human beings work hard at these stations and they develop professional programming for everyone to enjoy each day.
why are you so triggered? If radio is dead then how come people enjoy it on my channel? JS bcs the buildings are “empty” don’t mean it’s dead 😜
Just based on your response I can tell that you’ve never worked for the company.