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The date was April 10, 2005. Smooth jazz listeners who turned on their radio station in St. Louis that day found something completely different from...
Wrapped about in a holiday garb of music and speeches, KMOX, the new superpower broadcasting station known as the “Voice of St. Louis,” was officially...
Dizzy Dean It’s hard to imagine baseball fans pledging their loyalty to a radio play-by-play man named “Jerome” or “Herman” but they loved him. To...
In 1946, GIs who served on both war fronts were being assimilated back into society, and they were spending money freely, priming the nation’s economic...
One of radio’s busiest and most successful entertainers is Al Bland, veteran KMOX comedian, dialectician, philosopher and creator of the highly amusing “Blandwagon.” Patterned after...
It was his first day on the job as the voice of Buster Brown on KMOX in 1926. No one, not even Bryson Rash himself,...
When Del King, announcer at KWK, sings the title role as a star of the Metropolitan Opera, then he will be truly happy. He confided...
Versatility – one of the first requisites of a radio station attaché – is shown in the remarkable combination of talents of Don Hunt, chief...
by Kerry Manderbach “This is Doctor Jockenstein…operating on your mind. Here on W-W-W-W-ESL, East St. Louis!” Who is Dr. Jockenstein? And how did he get...
