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MARTY (6a-10a ET): Shannon grew up in the 80’s, a child of hippies and music lovers. She was listening to the Beatles and Janis Joplin while her friends were listening to New Kids on the Block.  It’s what her dad called her “Early Music Education.” She’s a sci-fi nerd who loves anything Star Trek/Star Wars/Doctor Who-ish. Shannon married her college sweetheart, Ted, and got two beautiful step-daughters from the marriage, and then added one from scratch. She’s a proud autism mom. Her daughter is the light of her life who continues to teach her how to be a better person on a daily basis. Oh, and sometimes she forgets to change out of her “house crocs” and wears them in public.

Marty has four loves in life: His three children, and racing!  Put him in a go-kart and he’s a happy boy. Put him in the stands with a Coors Light, and he’s in heaven. Marty loves watching sports and knows heartbreak as a lifelong Buffalo Bills fan. He’s done everything from club DJ to late night disc jockey in his 30-year career. The past sixteen years working with Shannon have obviously been his best in the business (Shannon *may* be writing this bio).  And according to Marty pineapple does not belong on pizza. 

 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.  

BRYAN JESTER: (3p-8p) Bryan first hit the air just as Disco Music and 8-Tracks were starting to die off.  In his career, he’s locked himself out of a live studio, ridden in a Chevy Chevette with George McGovern, and destroyed his hearing at SO MANY up close concerts–including AC/DC, The Kinks, The Stones, The Who, Tom Petty, Aerosmith, and The Moody Blues.  He once asked Gene Simmons a stupid question backstage and paid the price.  Classic Rock, classic car shows, and swap meets are what Bryan enjoys in his off time.  Bryan has done a little bit of everything in radio.  He loves it, and is quick to say “It sure beats working for living!”  Also odd, but true, Bryan was once mistaken for a wax figure at Madame Tussaud’s in London.  

JOEY NEAL (8p-1a):  Joey says honestly, he can’t believe that he’s been in the radio business for over 20 years. It all started when he was 17 and looking for a cool job site for his Career Placement class. Once he stepped foot into the radio station, he was hooked. Joey fell in love with two things while in high school…radio and a cute cheerleader named Amanda. Luckily neither has kicked him to the curb yet! Over the years Joey’s had had the privilege of making days a bit better by playing music and telling stories. Also, he and Amanda have given two of the most amazing kids a forever home, and their lives are full! 

CARL RUSSO (1a-6a): Carl grew up with plenty of street & strip drag racing, stock car racing, and playing musical instruments and having a good time.  He would then apply that energy into rock & roll and a career in radio. A major market radio personality, TV personality, and radio station owner, he did it all.  His sense of civic duty was also a priority for Carl wherever he went. He served as a fireman in many cities where he’s worked.