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MCKENZIE RAE (10a-3p): McKenzie hit the ground running in a major market with her very first job over thirty years ago. Writing, producing, programming, and being a top rated personality, she’s done it all. McKenzie’s a big fan of the outdoors. Exercising, walking her dogs, playing softball, and spending time with her daughter. She likes all kinds of music but has a passion mostly for classic rock. Led Zeppelin, Rush, Eric Clapton, and Van Halen are what she grew up with so they bring back fond
memories.

DAN DIMARIA (3p-8p): Dan was born into a large family from New York so he learned early to either talk louder or get a microphone. He chose the latter and got his first job in radio when he was 14. Sports has always been a love of Dan’s whether he’s actively playing or watching from the sidelines. He’s big on family and friends too, and always enjoys nature with his hiking trips and his new hobby of firing up the BBQ smoker. Dan’s mostly casual all the way, with 50% of his wardrobe being rock T-shirts.

MIKE WALSH (8p-1a): Mike was born in Butte, Montana and is the son of a logger. He
knew immediately that wasn’t for him. Soon into a short, but honorable stint in the USAF, he
also knew that wasn’t for him. 30 years into Radio, he’s hoping…! When he’s not on the air, you can find Mike on his Harley, at a charity ride, a rally, or a biker bar. Mike, his beautiful wife
Chris, and their rescue chiweenie (part chihuahua, part wiener dog) Vivie hope you’ll listen (so he doesn’t have to spend his days trying not to die on a mountain again).

HARLEY (1a-6a): Harley was born and raised in New York City, where he learned to play music at a very high volume to drown out the noise. His fascination with broadcasting began at a young age when he would hide his transistor radio under the pillow and listen to the late night rock ‘n roll DJ while his parents thought he was sleeping. Now he IS the late night rock ‘n roll DJ! When he’s not on the radio, you’ll find him at a baseball game. He’ll be the guy lingering near the hot dog stand throwing shade at people who put ketchup on hot dogs.