Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p KPRC (950 AM) is a talk radio station in Houston, Texas, branded as "AM 950 KPRC". It was started in 1925 and is the oldest surviving radio station in Houston. KPRC is owned by Clear Channel Communications. The station's studios are located along the West Loop Freeway in the city's Uptown district, and the transmitter site is located in the Settegast neighborhood on the northeast side.The station airs local shows including The Walton & Johnson Show (syndicated via FOX News Radio), Micheal Garfield and Matt Patrick (who also hosts the KTRH Morning News). Syndicated programs include Glen Beck, Outlaw Dave and Dennis Miller. It occasionally airs news information featuring anchors from KPRC-TV. The station previously aired a news/talk format branded as Talkradio 950 KPRC, with Fox News Radio updates and conservative personalities like Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, and Glenn Beck. Until March 19, 2013 the station was branded The 950 - Radio Mojo as a hot talk format, although its format was still regular talk.. }
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- KPRC_(AM) abstract "KPRC (950 AM) is a talk radio station in Houston, Texas, branded as "AM 950 KPRC". It was started in 1925 and is the oldest surviving radio station in Houston. KPRC is owned by Clear Channel Communications. The station's studios are located along the West Loop Freeway in the city's Uptown district, and the transmitter site is located in the Settegast neighborhood on the northeast side.The station airs local shows including The Walton & Johnson Show (syndicated via FOX News Radio), Micheal Garfield and Matt Patrick (who also hosts the KTRH Morning News). Syndicated programs include Glen Beck, Outlaw Dave and Dennis Miller. It occasionally airs news information featuring anchors from KPRC-TV. The station previously aired a news/talk format branded as Talkradio 950 KPRC, with Fox News Radio updates and conservative personalities like Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, and Glenn Beck. Until March 19, 2013 the station was branded The 950 - Radio Mojo as a hot talk format, although its format was still regular talk.".