Dear KKFI Listeners and Supporters: Twenty five years. It’s a little hard for me to believe that we’re celebrating a quarter century of community radio, but here we are, broadcasting from Kansas City, Missouri, for all the world to hear. And it’s all thanks to you, who have supported us through...
Acclaimed KKFI 90.1 FM program "Ark to Microchip" airs a series of shows on the musician-artist Sun Ra. Tune in to hear a multi-media retrospective of Sun Ra's life, music and universal impact. January 2 - New Ring Around Saturn: The Legacy of Sun Ra, part 1 Jazz master Sun Ra’s musical/metaphysical...
Three new board members -- JC Alonzo, Reenie Carmack and Art McDonnell -- joined the KKFI 90.1 FM Board of Directors to fill seats recently vacated. The Active Members committee elected the three new members on Monday, January 7, 2013 as part of the committee's responsibility. Maureen "Reenie" Carmack Reenie Carmack Reenie has...
Welcome to Lee Moore, the newest member of the "Jaws of Justice Radio" collective. Lee Moore's first Jaws of Justice Radio show was an interview with an ex-felon, Dwayne Ralph Hooker. The story involves following an ex-offender to gauge how he has handled housing, employment, family and health after leaving prison. ...
Dear Friend of KKFI Community Radio, Thank you for a wonderful past year. As an invaluable member of the KKFI family, you are the reason this station – the only one like it in the region – has been on the air for almost a quarter century. You tell us, every day, that...
KKFI 90.1 FM radio producers and programmers work hard to provide the kind of music, public affairs, and arts & culture programming you are looking for. There are 14 unique locally-produced public affairs shows, 52 music programs, and 8 arts & culture shows. To help you follow these shows KKFI launched...
Congratulations to NAJA members (pictured left to right above) Jason Salsman, Christina Good Voice, Shannon Shaw-Duty and Rhonda LeValdo who were honored November 16 at an awards ceremony in Tulsa, Okla. Rhonda LeValdo, host of the radio show "Native Spirit Radio" heard Sundays at 5 PM on KKFI 90.1 FM, was...
Democracy Now! host Amy Goodman and Denis Moynihan discuss their new book, "The Silenced Majority: Stories of Uprisings, Occupations, Resistance, and Hope,” at a community event and KKFI fundraiser on November 1, 2012 at IBEW Local Union 124 in Kansas City, Missouri. (photos: Billi Jo Larmore) [fsg_gallery id="3"]
