Advertorial Infotainment

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Advertorial Infotainment was a radio show that was produced at the University of Iowa from 1992-1994. It ran every Thursday night from 11 p.m. to midnight. On 89.7 FM KRUI. It presented a flowing mixture of music, advertisements, and digitized effects. Producer Kevin Glick described it as "A Wall Of Sound". Conspirators included Rudy Grahn, Ryan Nelson, Tom Langenberg, John Barker, Mike Moyle, and Elizabeth McKay. The show started locally for Iowa City listeners in September of 1992. In February 1994 it became available on the internet.