
John Moore
Operations DirectorJohn is a proud 2006 Alum of Southeast Missouri State University, with a Bachelor of Science degree in Mass Communication – Radio option, with a minor in Management. He has been a life-long listener of KRCU Public Radio, but began his radio career as a student DJ on Rage 103.7 KDMC-LP in 2003.
In the fall of 2006, he was the production assistant intern at KRCU Public Radio, helping edit and produce the first few episodes of “Almost Yesterday.” Since his graduation, he has held various roles in radio throughout Southeast Missouri. He has played piano, organ, and accordion throughout his life and began his time at Southeast playing in the Golden Eagles Marching Band and Southeast Lab Jazz Band. He continues to play piano when he has the chance, and his favorite music is in the Alternative Folk and Rock genres, as well as Jazz.
His favorite programs on KRCU include “Wait Wait…Don’t Tell Me”, “This American Life”, “Fresh Air”, “Snap Judgment”, “American Routes”, “Live from Here”, “Your Folk Connection”, “Hidden Brain” and the new show, “It’s Been a Minute.” John is married to Christy, an artist and high school art teacher, and they live in Cape with their cats, Adrian and Marvin. Any given weekend, you can find him and his wife hiking, biking, gardening, traveling or playing music.
Contact John:
(573) 651-5070
jpmoore@semo.edu
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A few days before the second Cape Girardeau City Council meeting of 2025, Leslie Washington, an advisory board member on the Gun Violence Task Force, talks about the progress over the past eight months, and the challenges that lie ahead.
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A few days before the second Cape Girardeau City Council meeting of 2025, Leslie Washington, an advisory board member on the Gun Violence Task Force, talks about the progress over the past eight months, and the challenges that lie ahead.
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As a massive storm sweeps through Southeast Missouri, residents have been advised to take precaution as hazardous conditions continue across the region.
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On Friday, December 13, the Southeast Missouri State University Board of Governors approved naming the institution’s future health sciences building in honor of former U.S. Senator Roy Blunt. The Roy Blunt Health Professions Hall will be a 55,000-square-foot facility providing new academic and lab space for SEMO’s Department of Allied Health, Kinesiology, and Sport Sciences.
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After the recently brokered deal, Anthem members covered by the employer-based Anthem, Medicare Advantage, and Affordable Care Act Marketplace health plans will be able to utilize healthcare services with in-network access throughout the Mercy healthcare system.
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Adam Glueck has served within the Cape Girardeau Police Department in various roles over the past 25 years, including Civilian Report Taker, Police Officer, Corporal, Sergeant, Lieutenant, Assistant Chief of Police, and current role of Interim Chief of Police. He succeeds former Chief Wes Blair, who served in the role from July 2013 to July 2024.
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A fire at the Critical Mineral Recovery battery recycling plant near Fredericktown, Missouri, on October 30, has led to an evacuation order for nearby residents. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is assisting local authorities, including the Fredericktown Fire Department and the Missouri Department of Natural Resources with air monitoring and sampling. The EPA's Region 7 team is on-site conducting air monitoring for harmful chemical compounds. Their data is being reported to local officials to help determine school operations.
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This October marks 40 years since the passage of the Family Violence Prevention and Services Act (FVPSA), the primary federal funding source dedicated to supporting emergency shelters and services for victims of domestic violence and their families. October is also National Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and Leslie Washington recently talked with us about the efforts being made to help those in dangerous situations.
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This October marks 40 years since the passage of the Family Violence Prevention and Services Act (FVPSA), the primary federal funding source dedicated to supporting emergency shelters and services for victims of domestic violence and their families. October is also National Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and Leslie Washington recently talked with us about the efforts being made to help those in dangerous situations.
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The Cape Girardeau Public Library recently announced that the Missouri Library Association has awarded it the prestigious Library of the Year Award. This honor recognizes the library’s 'outstanding service to the community, commitment to intellectual freedom, and dedication to expanding access to information and resources for all residents'.