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Story summary
- James "Dr. Daddio" Walker, a Denver radio pioneer and the first Black owner west of Kansas City, died at 86.
- He transformed KDKO into a cultural hub for the Black community since 1967.
- Walker faced challenges in a racially biased industry and built a platform for music, resources, and education.
- His legacy includes Denver's first Juneteenth celebration and mentoring youth.
- The Walker family expressed gratitude as services are pending.
