For decades, Breakfast with the Beatles has been much more than a radio program. It has been a Sunday morning tradition for thousands of listeners and one of the most distinctive shows on KLOS.

The recent decision to reduce the program from three hours to two is disappointing to longtime fans who have made this show part of their weekly lives. We respectfully ask KLOS and Meruelo Media to restore the full three-hour broadcast.

One of the reasons the show has remained so successful is host Chris Carter and his production team. Every week they create far more than a playlist of Beatles songs. The program is carefully researched and thoughtfully produced, featuring:

Rare recordings and deep album cuts.
Fascinating stories and Beatles history.
Humor that gives the show its own personality.
Beatles trivia that keeps listeners engaged.
Interviews with musicians, authors, historians, and people connected to the Beatles.

In an era when so much radio has become syndicated, voice-tracked, or corporate-programmed, Breakfast with the Beatles stands out because it is crafted by people with genuine knowledge and passion. Shows like this are becoming increasingly rare.

The third hour made it possible to feature extended interviews, celebrate important anniversaries, and introduce listeners to music and stories they might never hear anywhere else. Unique programs with loyal audiences are valuable assets. They create the kind of listener connection that generic playlists simply cannot.

If this show has been part of your Sunday mornings, please sign this petition and share it with fellow Beatles fans. Together, we can let KLOS know that this program—and the people who create it—are worth preserving.