HOBI is active!
Our Chandler Museum exhibit is nearing its closing date, but we've gotten positive feedback, that it brought good traffic to the museum. If you haven't seen it yet, you still have a month or so before it's gone. DON'T MISS IT! Efforts are underway to exhibit at other East Valley sites in the near future.
In addition, planning has already begun for this year's annual Holiday Concert in December. AND PLEASE VISIT OUR AWESOME GIFT TABLE. Just in time for the holidays
Click here to see the Horizon interview of Sarah Biggerstaff of the Chandler Museum and Jim West of House of Broadcasting.
House of Broadcasting is proud to announce that we are presenting a display on important Valley radio stations and their impact on the nation at the Chandler Museum. The museum is located at 300 S. Chandler Village Drive, Chandler, AZ. Admission to the museum is always free and the museum is open Tuesday – Saturday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. and on Sunday: 1 - 5 p.m. To learn more about the museum tap or click on the picture above.
The Chandler Museum exhibit is a big hit. “Radio Stations that Changed the Valley” – so professionally put together with memorabilia from so many radio stations to peruse.
On Saturday, June 13th, Board Member Pat McMahon was invited to be a guest speaker. Sold-out audience and, of course, Pat was at his best with talk accompanied by bits of Wallace & Ladmo videos.
Afterward, the sell-out crowd toured the exhibition and extended much praise.
Thanks to John Craft, Thomas Mihalchick, Lynda Gallagher, Jim West, Tony Martin, Maurie Helle and not least of all, Susan Baker, the House of Broadcasting exhibit came together at the Chandler Museum. Future speaking engagements include former KTAR morning show host, Preston Westmoreland, and former KNIX radio morning show host, W. Steven Martin, are also slated to speak at the museum with dates and times TBD.
On Saturday, June 13th, Board Member Pat McMahon was invited to be a guest speaker. Sold-out audience and, of course, Pat was at his best with talk accompanied by bits of Wallace & Ladmo videos.
Afterward, the sell-out crowd toured the exhibition and extended much praise.
Thanks to John Craft, Thomas Mihalchick, Lynda Gallagher, Jim West, Tony Martin, Maurie Helle and not least of all, Susan Baker, the House of Broadcasting exhibit came together at the Chandler Museum. Future speaking engagements include former KTAR morning show host, Preston Westmoreland, and former KNIX radio morning show host, W. Steven Martin, are also slated to speak at the museum with dates and times TBD.
ARIZONA GIVES DAY - 2026
Add to your gift today to help us continue providing House of Broadcasting with the opportunity to raise critical funds for our mission to provide scholarship to students at both Arizona State University and The University of Arizona through AZGives.org. AZ Impact for Good (previously Alliance of Arizona Nonprofits) relies on (tax-deductible) donations, like yours, to continue operating Arizona Gives each year.
Although the Arizona Gives campaign (and cash incentive prizes) only happens once a year, AZGives.org is available for year-round giving.
Click or tap the DONATE button at the top of any page on this site to donate.
Thank you for your support!
(to learn more about Arizona gives day click or tap here).
HOBI Scholarships
We recently received Thank You letters from ASU and U of A students who were awarded this year's House of Broadcasting scholarships. See the photos below.
Mike Chamberlin & Legends of Broadcasting Holiday Concert 2025
Here is a selection of photos taken at the 2025 concert. Below that is a video of the concert provided by CW7-TV.
