90.1 KPFT is Houston's community radio station featuring great music, news and more! KPFT was founded by journalist Larry Lee, who convinced Pacifica to establish an independent listener-supported station in Houston. Lee felt it was important for the Houston community to have an alternative voice to standard radio fare and, as a realization of this vision, KPFT first took to the airwaves on March 1, 1970. The first sound to emanate from 90.1 FM was the song "Here Comes The Sun" from the then-brand-new "Abbey Road" album by The Beatles. Just two months later, however, on May 12, 1970, the KKK blew up the KPFT transmitter, and the station was off the air for a few weeks until repairs could be made. Several months after returning to the air, on October 6, 1970 - the transmitter was bombed again! This time the damage was more extensive, and KPFT was off the air for more than three months! On January 21, 1971, with Arlo Guthrie live in the KPFT studios playing "Alice's Restaurant," the song that had been playing when the October bombers struck, KPFT was back on the air - again! And KPFT remains on the air to this day, thanks to the thousands of listener-sponsors who believe in the mission of the Pacifica Radio Network, which includes KPFT in Houston, as well as the other stations in Berkeley (KPFA), Los Angeles (KPFK), New York (WBAI) and Washington, D.C. (WPFW). In addition, more than 50 other community and public radio stations across the country also broadcast Pacifica's news and public affairs programs, with signals reaching 22% of American homes and an audience of over a million listeners each week. Thanks to the Internet, KPFT and its fellow Pacifica stations reach a truly worldwide audience.

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