The Christmas Story in Song

To do a 2020 Christmas show or not to do a 2020 Christmas show – that is the question! And, given the pandemic, it’s a hard question. But we’re doing one (although we’re not including any songs that would encourage gathering in large groups :-)). Usually I put together a...

The Case of the Careless Victim (from Agatha Christie’s Poirot Series)

A man is found dead, alone and barricaded in his room in the first American adventure of Agatha Christie's famous detective, Hercule Poirot. Follow along with the twists and turns of a classic Agatha Christie murder mystery with Kansas City Actors Radio Theatre! Hosted by John Rensenhouse. Featuring Kathleen Warfel, Robert...

Kansas City: 1924 – The Ties That Bind

In the opening episode of Forrest Attaway's “Kansas City: 1924," "The Ties That Bind,” the new and old ways go head-to-head when the Esposito mob tangles with Ma Pritchett’s cattle outfit. Meanwhile, a well-connected and mysterious stranger arrives in town, meeting a jazz singer with conflicting interests. An unmistakable message...

KKFI Crossroads Music Fest – Sat. Sept. 12th – Live Broadcast & Live Stream

Saturday Sept. 12th - 4p to 10p - CMFKC.COM for all the details This year is a new thing for sure! 2020 CMF will be a Live Stream and Live Broadcast on KKFI 90.1FM. 2020 CMF Artists Calvin Arsenia | Laura Noble | We the People (feat. Eddie Moore) | Julia Othmer |...

The Classical Challenge presents “Black Composers Matter”.

For Wednesday, June 24, from 9:00-11:30pm CT on KKFI 90.1 FM or streaming at kkfi.org (and available on archive if you miss the show for two weeks afterwards on the KKFI website), The Classical Challenge presents "Black Composers Matter" hosted by Mark Andruss Most classical music lovers can name, or at least...

Lift Up Your Voices! – Tales of Loss, Love, and Love Lost for the Age of Pandemic

For Wednesday, June 10, the Classical Challenge presents “Lift Up Your Voices! – Tales of Loss, Love, and Love Lost for the Age of Pandemic.” We’ve (well, some of us have) declared war on the coronavirus. It’s a metaphor we use frequently, despite the nearly uniform national experience of wars that...