Kermit Brashear (Lincoln Journal Star photo)
Noemi Neidorff
The other day, I quoted from Noemi Neidorff’s letter about the sale of KFUO. The entire missive ran in Thursday’s Post-Dispatch; if you didn’t see it, it’s well worth reading for her refutation of some…
A long letter appeared in Saturday’s Post-Dispatch over the signature of Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod board chairman Donald Muchow, strongly defending the LCMS’s deal to sell KFUO-99.1 FM to Gateway Creative Broadcasting, aka Joy FM.
I’d link to the letter, but I…
A note from Bryan: This never got linked to the (preliminary) story I wrote for STLToday.com on Tuesday when the news first broke, and it didn’t get a prominent online spot on Wednesday because it wasn’t new news at that…
St. Louis Symphony Orchestra director of communications Adam Crane has sent out the final schedule for Saturday’s radiothon on KFUO, 99.1 FM.
Crane, who’s been getting a lot of exposure in recent weeks for his part in “The Soloist,” says he’ll…
As previously noted, the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra will hold a radiothon before and during the performance of Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9, the “Choral,” this Saturday, May 9, starting at 4 p.m. on KFUO (99.1 FM) and ending about six…
My story about the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod board of directors’ plan to quietly sell KFUO-FM ran on the front page of today’s Post-Dispatch and is already causing quite a stir.
Who might buy the station in this economic climate, when…
