KDHX connects audiences to the organizations that are working to make St. Louis a better place.
Visit our Community Connections page to read our most recent Community Spotlights and learn about these organizations' fundamental role in creating more equitable and thriving communities.
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From our concert listings and on-air record spins to our Listen Live & Local series, KDHX gives local artists a chance to be heard. If you’re a local artist whose music has not been played on KDHX, share your music with us, so we can share it with our audience.
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What's your sound? What audience do you appeal to? Fill out this Local Artist Connection form so that we can learn more about your project.
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We would love to add your music to the KDHX Music Library. That gives KDHX volunteers access to your music so that they can learn more about your sound and share it with the listening audience.
Drop off or mail your music to:
KDHX Attn: Music Library 3524 Washington Ave Saint Louis, MO 63103
From BSB Design: The fad has not faded, and build to rent communities are now mainstream. That means developers can no longer rely solely on the novelty of a relatively new product type to garner renter interest. Competition will become more intense now that renters have seen the basics, so tomorrow’s communities must be designed […]
Laumeier Sculpture Park presents the first solo museum exhibition for St. Louis-based artist Vaughn Davis, Jr., titled The Fabric of Our Time, on view from Aug. 26 to Dec. 17. […]
We now have photographic proof of Frances Bean Cobain's marriage to Riley Hawk. Riley's father, skateboarding legend Tony Hawk, shared a picture from the ceremony in an Instagram post on…
From Bluebeam: At one time, driverless cars were inconceivable. Even the cartoon “Jetsons” had to drive themselves. However, driverless cars are now a question of when, not if. Since fully autonomous vehicles are likely the future, questions such as, “What are the benefits of driverless vehicles?” and “How can they be realized?” must be answered. […]
From Gensler: Mention the term “data center” and most people will imagine a vast white or grey box-like warehouse on the edge of town. These nondescript buildings have historically been ignored, fading into the background of rural and suburban areas as mundane industrial facilities until they began proliferating in recent years, bringing community controversy to […]
Prepare to hear '80s anthems like "Pour Some Sugar on Me" and "Don't Stop Believin'" live from Busch Stadium this summer. Eighties rock icons Journey, Def Leppard and Cheap Trick will kickstart a 23-city tour in St. Louis on July 6 as part of Def Leppard's 2024 Stadium Tour.
From Leader Publications: The public will get its first chance to get a glimpse at the James Hardie Industries manufacturing plant project proposed for Crystal City – or at least, some of the roads that will lead to it – at a public meeting tomorrow. The Jefferson County Public Works Department will hold the open […]
Saint Louis Public Schools is offering subcontractors the opportunity to meet the general contractors who will be bidding on $135M in school improvement work. The projects are being funded by the Proposition S bond issue. The Meet the General Contractors event will be Friday, Dec. 15 from 4:00 – 6:00 PM at Carr Lane Visual […]
From Bluebeam Blog: Given construction’s historic reputation as a manual and labor-intensive industry, the sector isn’t the most obvious example by which to judge the merits of remote work. The industry has long been seen as a slow adopter of new working practices and technology. However, the COVID-19 pandemic triggered, or was at least a […]
From The Fabricator: Flow can be defined as the movement or passage of something. In industry, it might be the movement of liquids or gases in hydraulic and pneumatic equipment. In business and economics, flow refers to the movement of goods, information, or money through a system, such as the flow of products through a […]
From Riverbender: Visitors will soon be able to go back in time at the Mitchell Mansion, located at 310 Mill Street in Alton. Markus Boyd, who grew up near Alton, has spent the last 25 years as a real estate and mortgage broker. Now, he’s back in the Riverbend to transform the “Pink Mansion” into […]
ST. LOUIS -- Artificial Intelligence may soon help you order a burger and the employees that make it. Google is working with McDonald's on a multi-year global partnership to enhance their restaurant technology. The collaboration aims to leverage Google Cloud's hardware, data, and artificial intelligence technologies to improve restaurant operations and customer experiences. A Google [...]
Over the years we’ve written about plenty of “cyberespionge” companies. Some engage in spyware or surveillance ware. Others actively hack devices. Almost all of these eventually get exposed through dogged investigative reporting. A few people reached out to point to this rather concerning Editor’s note that was posted to Reuters this week: Reuters has temporarily […]
From NPR: A new report from the U.S. Global Change Research Program shows rising temperatures, extreme precipitation, drought and other climate-related challenges are intensifying in the Midwest. It paints a picture of major changes to lives and livelihoods, as well as the opportunity to mitigate the impact of global warming, The fifth National Climate Assessment […]
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