KLBJ 590 AM

KLBJ 590 AM, based in Austin, Texas, United States, is a news and talk radio station that began broadcasting in 1939 as KTBC. Renamed KLBJ in 1973 to honor former President Lyndon B. Johnson, it became Austin’s first 24-hour news-talk station in 1981. Owned by Waterloo Media, it has a rich history, earning a Marconi Award for “Station of the Year” in 1994. The station, simulcast on 99.7 FM, covers Central Texas and streams online, offering local and national programming with hosts like Todd Jeffries and Ed Clements.

The station airs a mix of news, talk, and sports, focusing on Austin-centric issues, politics, and Longhorns coverage. Shows like “The Todd and Oz Show” mornings and “The End Zone Club” for sports fans highlight its diverse lineup. Syndicated programs, such as the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show, add national perspectives. KLBJ is known for its experienced hosts and community engagement, making it a trusted source for informed listeners.

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