The veteran KUT broadcaster passed away on Sunday, July 31, leaving behind a decades-long legacy on and off the air.
The veteran KUT broadcaster died Sunday morning, leaving behind a decades-long legacy—on and off the air. He was 76.
He began his career at KUT 90.5 in 1966, as a part-time announcer. But before long, his voice would dominate the airwaves. In 1970, his six-hour show was named "Eklektikos"—and the rest was history.
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