Radio

By M.J. Conohan The “Voice of St. Louis” is the powerful 50,000 watt radio station KMOX. One of the strongest and most popular radio stations...

The question came in a phone call in October, 2004. David Ohlemeyer’s company, The Lawrence Group, was in the process of rehabbing St. Louis’ Marquette...

Have you ever wondered as to the personality of WCK, when her voice, smooth and velvety as honey, comes “out of nowhere into the here”...

At least most of the Staff members of your radio station live in a big house all together where they cook and sleep and laugh...

The “real” pioneers of radio – those people who used to fall asleep with a pair of ear phones clamped to their heads – will...

In 1931, a young radio announcer named Woody Klose was sent on assignment to Lambert Field where his job was to be part of the...

They called it the “Q” format, and it made a big impression in St. Louis. And according to those who were on the ground floor,...

Neil Norman, announcer at WIL, once laughingly described the announcer’s booth as “the house by the side of the road” because everyone who comes into...

By Nancy Fraser Borrowing a dainty little flashlight as the 1932 version of Diogenes’ lantern, I foregathered with the “Old Night Watchman” of WIL on...

William H. West, who resigned last week as Director of Operations of KMOX, has become General Manager of station KSD. The station is undergoing a...