NPR's KNKX General Manager Joey Cohn announces his retirement after 36 years at the station

I know I am leaving the organization in good hands—a dedicated staff and board who remain committed to the mission and vision that guides our work, and of course, listeners like you who make KNKX possible with your steadfast support. Together, we are well-poised for the future.”

KNKX General Manager Joey Cohn

Posted on KNXX Website:

Dear friends,

I wanted to share some news with you about an upcoming change at the station. After a 46-year career in media, I have made the decision to retire. A retirement date is still to be determined, but it will be sometime before the end of 2024.

My career in public radio began when I was a student at the University of Arizona at the NPR news, jazz, and classical station KUAT in Tucson. I was very lucky to get that job back then, and I feel very fortunate to have experienced all of the fulfilling and memorable moments at KPLU/KNKX, where I have worked for the past 36 years.

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