Kansas City radio personality Skid Roadie is retiring at the end of the month.He announced his retirement Wednesday. He’s spent 23 years on Kansas City’s Classic Rock radio station KCFX-FM/101 The Fox. He’s spent 41 years on-air entertaining Kansas City radio listeners. Before joining KCFX-FM in 1998, Roadie was on-air at Classic Rocker KYYS-FM/KY-102, where he debuted to Kansas City audiences in 1982.”For nearly four decades, Kansas City has been a great place to work, live, and raise a family. Who would’ve thought hiding here in a middle-sized market in the middle of America in the middle of the afternoon would be the key to my longevity and stability in the radio industry?” Roadie said.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. —
Kansas City radio personality Skid Roadie is retiring at the end of the month.
He announced his retirement Wednesday. He’s spent 23 years on Kansas City’s Classic Rock radio station KCFX-FM/101 The Fox. He’s spent 41 years on-air entertaining Kansas City radio listeners.
Before joining KCFX-FM in 1998, Roadie was on-air at Classic Rocker KYYS-FM/KY-102, where he debuted to Kansas City audiences in 1982.
“For nearly four decades, Kansas City has been a great place to work, live, and raise a family. Who would’ve thought hiding here in a middle-sized market in the middle of America in the middle of the afternoon would be the key to my longevity and stability in the radio industry?” Roadie said.
