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Bill Lueth

Bill Lueth is a San Francisco Radio Hall of Fame inductee and currently the President of Classical California - SF and VP, Marketing and Sponsorships for Classical California. During his 30 year career in both public and commercial radio, Bill has left a meaningful impact on the classical music community.

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A fond farewell from San Francisco Classical California President, Bill Lueth.

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KDFC is preparing to broadcast from its new facility, the Batishwa Miner Broadcast Center, in San Francisco. The article provides an update on the progress of the new building.

An Update on KDFC’s New Home

KDFC celebrates its 10th anniversary with an update on its move to the new Bowes Performing Arts Center. Despite delays, progress is being made and donations are welcomed for the building fund.

Peek Behind the Scenes of KDFC’s Historic Move

KDFC is moving to a new location in the San Francisco Arts District. Despite delays, construction has begun and they plan to move in early 2021, expanding their arts partnerships.