Dave Meyer
Weekend Edition HostDave Meyer has been anchoring KNKX news shows since 1987. He grew up along the shores of Hood Canal near Belfair and graduated from Washington State University with degrees in communications and psychology. Dave’s first job out of college was at WMRE in Boston, where he was mentored by legendary jazz and news radio host Norm Nathan.
Dave's most memorable KNKX moment: “Interviewing Phil Austin and David Ossman of The Firesign Theatre. Listening to their surreal comedy albums at an early age inspired me to seek out a career in radio, and it was an honor to share the airwaves with them.”
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A surreal humor icon has left the stage.The Firesign Theatre's Phil Austin died Friday (6/19/15) at his home on Fox Island. Firesign member Philip Proctor… -
When Strategic News Service publisher Mark Anderson made his predictions for 2014, he included a “new Microsoft that no one expected.”With the promotion…
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When Money Matters first aired on KPLU some 7 years ago, we were speculating about whether the housing bubble was going to burst, and wondering if we were…
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No matter how financially savvy you are, there’s always room for improvement.Better educate yourself. Get a dictionary of financial terms. Each time CNBC…
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A new and improved Microsoft.Lower prices for smartphones and tablets.A big emphasis on data encryption.These are just a few of the developments Strategic…
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It is said the stock market climbs a wall of worry. Well, it was a really, really, big wall this year. Financial commentator Greg Heberlein groups the…
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Have you been swept up in bitcoin mania?Bitcoins purchased at the beginning of this year were valued at $13.50. As of Dec. 9, they were trading at close…
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The holiday season will be great for pads and tablets, but not so great for smartphones, says Strategic News Service publisher Mark Anderson.Overall, Mark…
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In the Center of the Universe, Seattle’s Fremont neighborhood, stands Tableau Software. Tableau is 10 years old and has been a publicly owned company for…
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When Microsoft holds its annual meeting Nov. 19, shareholders will finish voting for the company’s board of directors. Usually it’s a straightforward…
