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KINK (101.9) Portland, Oregon hires Northwest vet Dolbeer
Brad Dolbeer is the new host of the 7pm to midnight shift, including “Lights Out”, the special 10 pm – midnight slot on Alpha Broadcasting’s Adult Alternative KINK (101.9). Dolbeer has a long history in the market, having started his career over 30 years ago at Portland-area KRDR. He also held down shifts at KGON, KMJK, and then made a move north to Seattle’s KMTT “The Mountain.”
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