Sam Lovato has been a major figure in the history of KTSC-FM / Rev 89 at Colorado State University Pueblo as an educator, faculty adviser and broadcast leader.
Contemporary station records document Lovato’s involvement with KTSC programming in the 1990s. CSU-Pueblo later identified him as faculty adviser to Rev 89 beginning in 2003. He helped guide the station through major programming, facilities and educational developments, including the move into the Buell Communications Center and nationally recognized student broadcasting work.
Southern Colorado station: KTSC-FM / Rev 89.
Roles: programming contributor; faculty adviser; professor and broadcast educator.
Sources: CMJ; CSU-Pueblo; Radio magazine/Radio World.
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Sam Lovato documented with Rev 89 heavy-music programming
CMJ's contemporary loud-rock reporting listed Sam Lovato as the KTSC contact. A June playlist included Metallica, Sepultura, Pantera, Rage Against the Machine, Ministry, Bad Religion, Gravity Kills and Skinny Puppy, documenting the harder musical edge of Rev 89's first full year after adopting The Revolution identity.
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