KMOX Adds The Last Show With David Cooper

The St. Louis radio station becomes the first in the United States to broadcast the popular Canadian program.

Updated on Oct. 21, 2026 in Television

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KMOX has added The Last Show with David Cooper to its weekly broadcast schedule. The program will air nightly from 9pm to 11pm Central time.

Why it matters

This marks the show's first expansion into the American radio market after previously being limited to six markets in Canada. The program features segments on technology, AI, science, psychology, relationships, and pop culture.

The show is already established across 6 Canadian markets and will now broadcast on KMOX 1120 AM and 104.1 FM. It covers a diverse range of topics including AI, science, and pop culture during its 9-11pm time slot.

The players

KMOX

This St. Louis radio station is the first in the United States to secure broadcasting rights for The Last Show with David Cooper.

David Cooper

He is the host and technical director of the program and has spent fifteen years working in the software industry.

The details

Host and BMIR FM technical director David Cooper brings fifteen years of software engineering experience to the program's production. The broadcast will be accessible to listeners across the St. Louis area on both the station's AM and FM frequencies.

The program airs nightly on KMOX from 9pm to 11pm Central time.
This news was published on October 21, 2026.

Industry Dynamics

This move highlights the increasing globalization of radio content as stations look beyond domestic borders to fill late-night programming slots. It positions KMOX to attract listeners interested in niche tech and science topics that are often underrepresented in traditional U.S. formats.

St. Louis listeners can access the program daily on 1120 AM or 104.1 FM during the late-evening hours. The transition brings international commentary on technology and culture directly to the local broadcast band for the first time.

The takeaway

This partnership offers St. Louis residents a new late-night option focused on technology and science. Listeners interested in the show can now tune in nightly to hear discussions on AI and psychology.