"Ideally, where would you like to work?" a broadcasting school instructor asked me in 1993.
"KDHX," I responded.
"They'd think you're Walter Cronkite over there," he responded.
I'm not sure if that's true, but I appreciated the compliment. Alas, I've never been a KDHX DJ. At the moment, no one is a KDHX DJ, except through their previously recorded shifts that the station is rerunning.
I want to believe there's a way to save KDHX and give many more generations of listeners the enjoyment I've had in listening to it for so long. Hopefully, it will also give all former DJs and promising newcomers who want to be on the air another chance to share and spread their passion for the widest range of music heard on St. Louis radio.
