Jody Knol
90.5 Classical HostJody Knol began announcing classical music on 90.5 WKAR while a student at MSU in 1982.
After receiving his degree in Interdisciplinary Humanities--music, theater and political science--Jody worked as chief announcer for WMUK in Kalamazoo for two years before returning to WKAR to host the morning program in 1986.
Trained as a singer, Jody combines his study of music and his stage experience to present the music he loves to listeners.
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A new era for Lansing & Washington; learn how the federal government shutdown is affecting Michiganders; new revelations in the Larry Nassar… -
All week long, the WKAR News Team is taking a closer look at coffee. From brewing advice to local cafes to it's impact on business and community here in… -
The Lansing Symphony Orchestra just signed Timothy Muffitt to another three-year contract. We speak with the Maestro and learn more about the recently… -
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Today was "Morning Edition" host Melissa Benmark's last day at WKAR, and her friends and colleagues send her off with this retrospective.This is a hard… -
June in Michigan brings the sounds of ballgames, splashing waves, and summer music festivals. WKAR’s Jody Knol and Peter Whorf have a Current State… -
The Arts Chorale of Greater Lansing’s holiday concert is tonight. The music starts at 7:30 p.m. at River Terrace Church on River Terrace Drive in East… -
For nearly 3 decades, WKAR’s morning music host Mark Schwitzgoebel has been a fixture for thousands of mid-Michigan classical music listeners. This week,… -
Tonight’s Lansing Symphony Orchestra concert launches their 85th season. The program includes works by Gandolfi, Bruch and Tchaikovsky.WKAR classical… -
One of classical music’s most famous contemporary musicians is coming to East Lansing. Last May, violinist Joshua Bell was named to succeed Sir Neville…
