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Ron Ananian
Host of "The Car Doctor"
www.ronananian.com
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In addition to being host of “The Car Doctor,”
Ron has been a featured expert on ABC’s 20/20, and is a long-time
columnist for New Jersey Automotive Magazine. He is also the former
host of an auto repair call-in talk show on New York’s WFAS-AM talk
radio.
Ron’s
entry into a full time career in automotive service began in 1978
when he earned his degree in industrial arts from Kean College in
New Jersey. He then opened R/A Automotive, a full time professional
service business in Waldwick, New Jersey. In 1989, R/A Automotive
was named New Jersey Automotive Mechanical Shop of the Year and
selected Best Repair Shop in America by CARQUEST Corporation in
1995.
Ron
is a certified emissions inspector and as an ASE-certified Master
Automobile Technician, he conducts on-going training and certification
through various automobile manufacturers factory training programs.
In 1993, Motor Magazine named him ‘The Technicians Technician’,
and in 1992 he won the Technicians Service Excellence Award. Ron
is also an active member of the Board of Directors of the Automotive
Service Association of New Jersey.
Ron
hosts “The Car Doctor,” airing Sundays at Noon on KROE. The show’s
main objective is to educate the motoring public on today’s computerized
automobile, help avoid repair fraud and deception, and to prepare
them for the coming changes in the next century.
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Jerry Baker
Host of "On the Garden Line"
www.jerrybaker.com
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Westwood One’s On The Garden Line with Jerry
Baker features fast, fun and easy-to-use information on everything
from battling bugs to wacking weeds, and everything in between,
as America’s Master Gardener®, Jerry Baker, fields calls from
listeners nationwide every Sunday morning on KROE. On The Garden
Line with Jerry Baker is the most successful gardening program in
radio history.
Jerry
Baker is America’s foremost authority on lawn, garden and plant
care. He has written over 40 books, including the bestsellers The
Great Green Book of Garden Secrets and Old-Time Gardening Wisdom.
Baker also hosts his own gardening specials on PBS television, and
publishes On The Garden Line®, America’s Gardening Newsletter™,
which is packed full of old-fashioned advice and home remedies that
will cure garden ails of listeners nationwide.
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Jim Bohannon
Host
of "America in the Morning" and "America
this Week"
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Jim Bohannon is one of America’s top radio personalities. Jim was
voted one of “The 100 Most Important Radio Talk Show Hosts in America”
by Talkers Magazine three years in a row.
Bohannon describes
himself as a “militant moderate” delivering his wit, wisdom and
natural charm to listeners across the nation.
In addition
to The Jim Bohannon Show, Bohannon is host of the early morning
weekday news magazine, America in the Morning, as well as America
This Week, and his unpredictable feature, Offbeat.
A 35-year
broadcasting veteran, Bohannon began his career in 1960 at his
hometown station, KLWT-AM, Lebanon, MO. After college at Southwest
Missouri State University in Springfield and service in the U.S.
Army, he moved to Washington where he worked at Easy Listening
WGAY-FM and News-Talkers WTOP-AM and WWRC-AM. He later moved to
Chicago in 1980 where he worked as a morning anchor at WCFL-FM
Radio and as a freelance reporter for Cable News Network.
Bohannon hosted
his own Saturday night phone-in program and served as the principal
back-up for Larry King on The Larry King Show. In February of
1993, Bohannon took-over the prestigious nighttime talk show slot
formerly held by The Larry King Show.
Bohannon joined
Westwood One in 1983 and has anchored newscasts, political conventions
and election night coverage in addition to his weekday programs.
Jim Bohannon
was recently nominated for the National Association of Broadcasters
(NAB) Marconi Radio Award for the Network Syndicated Personality
of the Year.
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Neal Boortz
6pm-9pm Sunday on KROE
boortz.com |
Neal
Boortz says things others don’t dare. His in-your-face style has
earned him radio industry accolades and throngs of loyal listeners
from coast to coast.
Neal has been
an Atlanta talker for over 30 years, and for the last ten has
been firmly entrenched at blowtorch News/Talk 750 WSB. Boortz
is a confirmed Libertarian, and a true patriot who believes freedom
is everything. Conservatives think he’s too liberal, and liberals
think he’s too conservative.
Neal urges his audience not to blindly follow political doctrine.
He challenges them to study, think, then decide.
On every show,
Boortz delivers a hard dose of reality and backs it with solid
information, infallible logic, and real-world context. For the
third consecutive year, Boortz has been nominated "NewsTalk
Personality of the Year" by readers of Radio and Records.
In February 2002, he won the award and was also a "finalist"
for the 2002 Marconi Award" Network Syndicated Personality
of the Year."
Neal is a
published author and a frequent guest host on CNN. He’s the only
guest to ever walk off the Phil Donahue show and later be asked
back for a full hour.
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Kix Brooks
American Country Countdown
Saturdays 8am to noon on KYTI |
Kix Brooks has been named CMA's Entertainer of the Year four times as a member of Brooks & Dunn, but now he has replaced Bob Kingsley as host of "American Country Countdown." |
Taylor Brown
President
of the Northern Broadcasting System
Host of various market reports on KROE
taylor@northernbroadcasting.com
www.northernbroadcasting.com
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Taylor Brown is widely known as one of the nation's
leaders in the field of agricultural broadcasting. With perhaps
the most recognized voice in the intermountain west, Brown has played
a huge role as an advocate for western agriculture since he joined
the Northern Broadcasting System as a regional farm broadcaster
in 1979. Today as it's owner, he heads up a team that every market
day produces over three dozen news, market, weather and sports information
programs for over 80 affiliated radio stations in 6 states; plus
two daily ag television programs that are seen on 9 Montana and
Wyoming TV stations.
Born
in Sheridan, Wyoming, Taylor Brown grew up on his family's cattle
ranch in eastern Montana near Sand Springs. He attended high school
in Lewistown where he was active in FFA, and earned his bachelor's
degree in Agriculture from Montana State University in Bozeman,
where he served as the Student Body President of Montana's largest
university.
A
past National President of the National Association of Farm Broadcasters,
Taylor has served since 1997 as the President of the NAFB Foundation.
His many achievements in the broadcasting include being named America's
"Farm Broadcaster of the Year", and receiving the prestigious
"Oscar in Agriculture" award for radio, along with accolades
from a host of agricultural organizations that represent the grain
and livestock industries.
Taylor
and his wife Shannon have three children, Travis, Courtney, and
Colter, and they are active in the Huntley Project community, near
Billings. They maintain an interest in production agriculture with
their ownership of a small herd of beef cows that are still run
on the family ranch. Taylor chairs the MSU College of Agriculture
Development Board, and likes to donate his free time to a variety
of agricultural youth programs such as Montana Range Days, 4-H,
FFA and Alpha Gamma Rho Fraternity.
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Dr. Joy Browne
Radio
Psychologist
www.drjoy.com
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Dr.
Joy Browne is a licensed clinical psychologist and host of her own
nationally syndicated daily radio show on the WOR network. Every day,
millions of listeners in the US and Canada hear her give advice on
everything from cheating boyfriends to the best new plays on Broadway.
Joy is the author of several books including: It’s A Jungle Out There
Jane, Dating for Dummies, The Nine Fantasies That Will Ruin Your Life.
Her 8th book, Getting Unstuck, 8 Simple Steps to Solving Any Problem
was published by Hay House in the fall of 2002. Before finding her
way to the airwaves, Dr. Browne was a teacher, archeologist and engineer
on the space program. Joy is the mother of one daughter and keeps
herself inspired by dancing, hot air ballooning, and practicing yoga.
She has been lucky enough to broadcast her insightful advice from
many fabulous American cities including Boston and San Francisco but
after nearly 10 years in the Big Apple she is truly proud to be a
New Yorker. The Dr. Joy Browne radio program is heard weeknights at
7pm on KROE |
Jack Corrigan
Colorado Rockies Play-by-play - KWYO |
Jack
is a 17 year major league baseball broadcasting veteran having worked
with the Cleveland Indians and ESPN. He also had a 6 year stint with
the NBA’s Cleveland Cavaliers. Jack is a graduate of Kent State University
and Cornell University. He also had an opportunity to attend the Dallas
Cowboys training camp, as a free agent, during the Tom Landry era.
Along with Jeff Kingery, Jack Corrigan provides play-by-play of Rockies
Baseball games on AM 1410 KWYO.
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Russ Davidson
Director of Programming
russ@sheridanmedia.com |
With over 25 years of radio experience Russ oversees programming for the entire Sheridan Media cluster. Russ has been across the county programming successful radio stations from California to Florida and most recently here in Sheridan, Wyoming. When not working, Russ enjoys going to concerts, doing yard work, riding his motorcycle, listening to all types of music and a good cigar! Russ is married to Debbie and they have a daughter named Shanna and several nutty pet's.... two miniature American Eskimo dogs "Bono & Roxy" and a crazy cat named "Sassy". Russ credits all his success to hard work, "the harder I work the luckier I get". "Radio has exceeded all my expectations". "I'm happy to be a part of Sheridan Media, we've easily got one of the best small market operation in America"
Russ and his lovable pony "Spike!" |
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Jerry Doyle
Saturday 9pm - Midnight on KROE
www.jerrydoyle.com |
The real Jerry Doyle is not far removed from
the character that he played, as they both uphold high standards,
are outspoken and live with vivid pasts. The Jerry Doyle Show is
a mix of politics, pop culture and current events. Doyle's strong
opinions, diverse background and quick wit can appeal to all listening
audiences. At the height of a successful ten-year career on Wall
Street, Doyle decided on a new challenge. "I was 35 years old
and in a position to take a shot at whatever I wanted to try,"
says Doyle. "The Air Force said I was too old to fly fighter
jets. I thought about becoming a fishing boat captain, before deciding
that acting seemed pretty cool," said Doyle.
In
1991, he packed up and headed to Hollywood. With no prior acting
experience, Doyle hit the streets and phones with a vengeance. Within
weeks of arriving in Los Angeles, he landed his first job. He was
hired as a "day player" on The Bold and the Beautiful,
this role lasted almost a year. He then went on to star in the long-running
sci-fi series Babylon 5. After the success of Babylon 5, Doyle starred
in the TNT original movies The River of Souls, A Call to Arm and
to play many other roles.
Taking
a hiatus from acting in 2000, Doyle pursued yet another personal
goal. A long time political junkie, he ran for the U.S House of
Representatives for California's 24th District. While the March
primary saw him become the Republican Congressional Nominee, in
the November election race he came up short. Doyle grew up in Brooklyn,
NY, the eldest son of a police officer and a stay-at-home mom. He
received a Bachelor of Science Degree in Aeronautics from Embry-Riddle
Aeronautical University, while also receiving his flight training.
After
graduation, he joined the marketing and sales division of Falcon
Jet Corporation. Doyle recently completed shooting an independent
film entitled Open House and the HBO original feature Lost Treasure.
He has also starred in Code Hunter, Devious Beings and The Long
Ride Home. His series work includes: NYPD Blue, JAG, Martial Law,
Sliders, Beverly Hills 90210, Homefront, and Reasonable Doubts.
Doyle
has also done extensive voice over work on the animated series,
Duckman, and Captain Simian, along with numerous national commercial
voice campaigns. Active in the community, Doyle has served as President
of the Easter Seal Society, Children's Hospital Board of Trustees
and the Multiple Sclerosis Board of Directors. He has raised funds
for many charities including Disabled American Veterans, UCLA Medical
Center, Breast Cancer, Aids Walk-LA, Cystic Fibrosis and the Motion
Picture and Television Fund. He has received numerous awards and
accolades including Honorary F-16 Test Pilot, Honorary Naval Aviator
and Distinguished Supporter of the Nation's Space Program. |
Matt Drudge
Sunday 9pm - Midnight on KROE
www.drudgereport.com |
Matt Drudge is the Internet's hottest scoopster
and the one-man news bureau.
Drudge exudes the take-no-prisoners attitude that has also earned
him a talk show on the FOX News Channel and highly publicized guest
spots on Meet The Press and Nightline as well as widespread scorn
from his journalism colleagues. Drudge is the author of The Drudge
Report, the widely read Internet website that focuses on political
news and the business of Hollywood, where he exposed the Monica
Lewinsky scandal to the world and scooped Newsweek.
Drudge
was raised in Takoma Park, Maryland, where he was a "loner"
and a news junkie, a kid who grew up with talk radio as company.
His first jobs included the night shift at a 7-11 and selling TIME
Life books over the phone. He moved to Los Angeles in 1989 and started
The Drudge Report in 1995. He was managing the CBS studio gift shop
and thought it would be an amusing hobby to use the 'Net to relay
the gossip he overheard. Drudge's declared aim is to give "the
American people" the information he believes to be correct
or important, and to revolutionize the media industry with a breath
of fresh, young air. |
John Glenn
Early Afternoons - KYTI |
John
started in radio at the University of Nebraska at Kearney with a
major in broadcasting. In December of 1992, John did evenings at
KRGI AM/FM in Grand Island. Then John moved from Grand Island to
Lincoln and began a nine-year run at KXKT in Omaha, starting with
overnights and eventually moving up to midday, Music Director and
Assistant Program Director for the Waitt Radio Networks.
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Boyd Matson knows the world. Currently hosting Wild Chronicles on local public television stations, and previously the longtime host of National Geographic Explorer, he’s traveled to exotic locations, joined thrilling expeditions, participated in high-adrenaline adventures, and witnessed amazing natural history and anthropology events. Of course, work is not always a picnic. “There’s nothing glamorous or fun about the hypothermia, altitude sickness, broken bones and animal bites that can happen in the field,” notes Matson. "But I love this job."
In addition to his hosting duties with Wild Chronicles, Matson writes a monthly travel column for National Geographic Traveler. |
Bob Grammens CRMC
Marketing Specialist / KROE Morning announcer
6-9am Mon-Fri on KROE
grammens@wavecom.net |
Bob is one of those people who always wanted to be in radio, and ended up living his dream. With over 24 years on the air at KROE, he is probably the most well-known of all the Sheridan Media announcers. Bob is also a Certified Radio Marketing Consultant, and was recently named C.O.O. of The Country Bounty. He loves helping his clients market their businesses through radio, print and the Internet. Bob was raised on the family farm in Custer, Montana the youngest of four children. He enjoys spending his free time with his family – his wife Valerie is a teacher in Sheridan County School District 2; son Kyle is 18 and a senior at Sheridan High School; daughter Kristin is 13 and a student at Sheridan Junior High. Bob loves motorcycles, cars, hunting, fishing, hiking, and sports of all kinds.
In 2007 the KROE Morning show was named the Top Morning Show in the State of Wyoming by the Wyoming Association of Broadcasters. Listen to Bob’s Morning Show with Trevor Jackson and Mary Jo Johnson weekday mornings from 6 am to 9 am on Newstalk 930 KROE.
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Since 1983, the acclaimed "Voice of the Common Man" has lightened up the airwaves of 700WLW with many national and local politicians, cultural leaders, authors, spin doctors and other miscreants resulting in the most listened to radio personality in the tri-state. If it's news, if average, hard-working, God-fearing, Americans hear it, see it or read about it; it will be on the Bill Cunningham Show each afternoon.
Bill is an attorney, business entrepreneur, former Ohio Assistant Attorney General; he also was selected in 1983, as Ohio's Outstanding Young Lawyer by the Ohio State Bar Association, led the City of Cincinnati in Boys basketball scoring First Team All City and picked by the Cincinnati Enquirer as one of the Top 100 High School players of all time. Thereafter; he captained the Xavier University Baseball Team, married the Honorable Penelope H. Cunningham (Judge in the Ohio Court of Appeals), and later became a butcher, baker and then a candlestick maker. In other words, Willie has done it all. Bill Cunningham is the quintessential Renaissance Man.
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Bill Handel
Host of "Handel on the Law"
www.handelonthelaw.com |
"Handel
on the Law" is a unique combination of useful advice, and outrageous
Handel remarks. As Bill always says, he loves to inform you "
you have absolutely no case". It didn't take long for KFI to
realize that this politically incorrect, buffet - loving, self -
proclaimed " Latino Jew" had the tell - it - like - it
- is attitude listeners were looking for. "Handel Yourself
in the Morning" soon became one of the top morning shows in
the market and "Handel on the Law" now goes out to a national
audience. Whether you're talking about Big Brother, Big Business,
Big Legal Problems, or Big Macs, you'll rarely find Bill without
an opinion. His rapid - fire commentary gives listeners the information
they crave in the way they crave It. Bill Handel Is an energetic,
highly entertaining, yet intelligent alternative to pseudo-intellectual,
boring, "blah, blah, blah" talk radio. For thousands of
talk radio listeners, waking up just wouldn't be the same without
Bill Handel. |
Sean Hannity
Syndicated
announcer
www.hannity.com |
Sean
Hannity got his start in commercial radio after drawing attention
and enthusiasm from his college radio station. He placed a "JOB
WANTED" ad in the R&R, billing himself as "the most
talked about college radio host in America." Hannity grew up
in Franklin Square, Long Island in the shadows of Manhattan. By
1997, Hannity finally crossed the Williamsburg Bridge and joined
77WABC Radio in New York City, the nation's largest market. There
he quickly became the #1 rated News and Talk show in the afternoon
drive period. But that was only the beginning. The show became so
successful that by September 2001, ABC Radio decided to syndicate
Hannity across the country. That bold move was such a success that
Talker's Magazine deemed it, "the fastest growing syndicated
talk show in talk radio history." After just one year in syndication,
that same publication moved Hannity up to 2nd place in the nation
in their semi-annual list of nationally syndicated radio talk show
hosts. Voted "Talk Personality of the Year" in 2001 by
the readers of R&R, Sean Hannity's energy, charisma and seasoned
professionalism score high points with audiences and critics alike.
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Paul Harvey
Syndicated
announcer - KWYO
www.paulharvey.com
Click
here to e-mail paul harvey
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Paul
Harvey has said that he was raised in radio newsrooms. During his
time in those newsrooms, he has broadcast the news to millions and
established himself as one of the foremost newsmen in the business.
In June 1944, he began broadcasting from the ABC affiliate WENR-AM.
He quickly became the most listened-to newscaster in Chicago. Paul
Harvey reached audiences way beyond the windy city in 1951, when
he began his coast-to-coast "News and Comment" on the
ABC Radio Networks. On May 10, 1976, Mr. Harvey began another series
of programs on the ABC Radio Networks entitled "The Rest of
the Story", which delve into the forgotten or little known
facts behind stories of famous people and events. Today, Paul Harvey
News is the largest one-man network in the world, consisting of
over 1200 radio stations, 400 Armed Forces Network stations that
broadcast around the world, and 300 newspapers. Paul Harvey News
is heard Monday through Saturday on 1410 KWYO at 9am and 12:17pm.
The Rest of the Story is on at 12:55pm. On Saturday Paul Harvey's
News is heard at 12:05, and the Rest of the Story at 12:30 |
Scott Hastings
Denver
Broncos Color Analyst - KWYO
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An 11-year veteran of the NBA, Hastings was a
member of the 1989 league champion Detroit Pistons and played for
Denver from ’91-93. A four-year letterman at Arkansas, Hastings
was named Honorable Mention All-American as a senior in ’82 and
left as the school’s second all-time leading scorer (behind Sidney
Moncrief) with 1,779 career points. Originally
drafted by the New York Knicks with the 29th selection of the 1982
NBA Draft, Hastings also played professionally for Atlanta and Miami
in his career. One of the most well-known media personalities in
the Denver market, Hastings co-hosts a daily sports talk radio show
on KOA. In addition, he is in his sixth season as the color analyst
for the radio broadcasts of the Denver Broncos. It is believed that
he is the only person in existence to possess two Super Bowl rings
and an NBA Championship ring. Scott provides color analysis of Denver
Broncos games on AM 930 KROE.
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Margo Heck CRMC
Marketing Specialist
mheck@wavecom.net
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Margo started her career in marketing consultation at the local newspaper in the late 80’s. She joined the sales team at KWYO/KLWD in the early 90’s, was employed as Marketing Director at the Sheridan Holiday Inn and Beverage Director at the Brass Banjo.
She started at Sheridan Media in the mid 90's, combining her experience in print and broadcast advertising for KROE AM/FM and The Bounty. She now represents all of the Sheridan Media stations, The Country Bounty and sheridanmedia.com. She is a CRMC (Certified Radio Marketing Consultant) and uses her experience to help clients successfully market and grow their businesses. She has been the driving force behind some of the great Sheridan Media promotions, including the hugely successful and award-winning Christmas Wish campaign, the Taste of Home Cooking School and various other promotions, concerts and events. Other career awards include WAB “Best Single Commercial” in 2007 for Warehouse Market’s “A Better Way to Shop….” .
Margo is a Wyoming native and considers Sheridan home. She raised 5 children and enjoys spending time with them and her grandchildren. Margo enjoys cooking, gardening, concerts, art, theater, music, outdoor activities and sports.
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Scott Henderson
KWYO Announcer 5am-9am
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 By the time Scott Henderson was 11-years old; he knew he wanted to be on the radio; so it followed that his first job, just months after graduation, was in the mailroom of one of Detroit's three major AM-FM-TV companies owned by ABC. Within two years he was on the radio at another suburban Detroit radio station and he was on his way. During the following forty years, Scott's career took him to many towns and cities around the Midwest including legendary WIRL in Peoria, and KMBZ and KFKF in Kansas City. It was here where he honed his musician skills in a Kansas City-area Blues band in the 1980's. He later landed in Omaha at historic WOW radio, then "Family" became a priority when he steered his career to the family-friendly area in upper Michigan's vacation playground in the 1990's. Back in Omaha, Scott still hammers-away on the Guitar and Keyboards in an in-home studio when not wreaking havoc on the air. |
Gay Higley MRM
Marketing Specialist
hig@sheridanmedia.com
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In
the 1980's, Gay was a member of the sales team at KROE AM/FM. After
that, she became Assistant General Manager for a Buffalo radio station
for 11 years. After a brief nervous breakdown (you have to be insane
to work in this business), she returned to sales at Sheridan Media
in 1998. Gay holds a Certified MRM degree in radio. Gay's marketing
specialty is positioning: bringing all of the various elements of
radio advertising together in the most effective manner to get results.
When not thinking about radio, Gay spends time on her ranch taking
care of her horses and dogs. |
Crystal Hoffman
News Reporter
news@sheridanmedia.com |
Crystal was born and raised in Casper, and moved to the Sheridan area in June, 2007. She started at Sheridan Media working the weekends, and moved to the news department in September, 2007. She fulfills her commitment to Uncle Sam in the Army Reserves and relaxes in Dayton when she is not chasing a story. Crystal is set to graduate from Sheridan College in the fall of 2008 with an Associates degree in Communications. |
Dr. Ronald Hoffman
Host of "Healthtalk"
www.drhoffman.com
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Dr. Hoffman is a physician in private practice
in New York City. He is a graduate of Columbia College and Albert
Einstein College of Medicine. Since 1984, he has served as Medical
Director of the Hoffman Center, one of Manhattan’s pre-eminent complementary
care facilities. Dr. Hoffman is President of the American College
for the Advancement of Medicine (ACAM), the country’s largest professional
organization for complementary physicians.
Dr.
Hoffman is also host of Healthtalk, a two-hour radio program aired
nightly and Saturdays in New York City and on WOR network affiliates
throughout the country. He is a Fellow of the American Academy of
Environmental Medicine, a Certified Nutrition Specialist (CNS),
a founder and Board Member of the Foundation for the Advancement
of Innovative Medicine (FAIM), and was appointed to the Certification
Board of Nutrition Specialists (CBNS) of the American College of
Nutrition.
Dr.
Hoffman is the author of several books including: Seven Weeks to
a Settled Stomach; Tired all the Time: How to Regain Your Lost Energy;
Natural Approaches to Attention Deficit Disorder; and, most recently
Intelligent Medicine. He is a frequent spokesperson on behalf of
complementary medicine in the media, and lectures to medical students
and teaches CME courses to doctors. He maintains a useful website
at www.drhoffman.com.
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Clark Howard
Syndicated announcer
www.clarkhoward.com
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Clark
Howard lives the life he tells his listeners about. His spirit,
optimism and plain useful advice resonates with 3.5 million listeners
weekly on more than 150 radio stations.
He learned to navigate life's rough waters and
appreciate the value of money earlier than most. Clark earned
a Masters degree, built a travel agency chain, sold it, and retired
by the age of 31. However, the life of leisure didn't stick. He
appeared on a radio show about travel and immediately discovered
his true calling is to help others.
Clark is an
Atlanta native who has started civic programs such as Atlanta
Volunteer Action, The Big Buddy Program, and Career Action. In
1993 he opened the Consumer Action Center, an advice service for
consumer questions, staffed by more than 140 volunteers. With
the help of his listeners, he has built over a dozen homes for
Habitat for Humanity.
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Trevor Jackson
Sports Director
jax@sheridanmedia.com |
Trevor
grew up in Miles City. MT. He joined Sheridan Media's sports department
in the mid 80's. He has since been named Sportscaster of the Year
by the Wyoming Association of Broadcasters. Today his voice is instantly
recognised by sports fans throughout Sheridan and the surrounding
area. Trevor also lends his sarcastic wit to the KROE morning show,
and is the host of Monday Night Sportstalk and Saturday morning
Breakfast with the Coaches programs. |
Mary Jo Johnson
News/Morning show co-host KROE
mjj@sheridanmedia.com |
Mary Jo joined Sheridan Media in 2001 and very quickly became an important element of the News department where she starts her day before 6AM five days a week. She also brings a very welcome female presence to the morning shows, where she can put her theatre experience to good use. Mary Jo has been awarded second place in News Reporting three times from the Wyoming Association of Broadcasters, prompting Trevor Jackson to comment, “Always a bridesmaid, Mary Jo…”
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Dave Kelly
KYTI Announcer / Monday-Friday
6pm to 11pm |
Born and raised in a suburb of Gary, Indiana, maybe you heard of it…..it’s called Chicago??? Well born there and raised there. Got my start in radio at Dana College in Blair, Nebraska. KDCV 91.1 fm THE JAM;where I helped program and operate the station. Then worked in Fremont, Nebraska at KHUB/KFMT for 2 years doing play by play for the am news/talk, and voicetracking for the Classic Rock Gold 105.5 Was a part timer at KFRX in Lincoln. Got the first full time gig in Champaign, Illinois voicetracking afternoon drive for a country station and a live CHR night shift (soon—moved to afternoons where I spent most of my time) Then came back to NE, with hopes of finishing a degree and getting to work for one of my all time favorite stations Sweet98 KQKQ CB/Omaha! |
Kimberly Keown
Receptionist / Assistant Webmaster
info@sheridanmedia.com
www.cowgirlmodel.com
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Kim graduated from Sheridan High School in 1994. In 1997 she became a California-girl, moving West to operate her own Horse-Training business. After six years of being beaten around by the sun, rain, and horses, Kim opted for Horse-Training retirement! She has since moved back to Sheridan, and is interested in Modeling and Advertising. As of August 2006 is Sheridan Media’s Receptionist/Assistant Webmaster.
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Korey Kimble
Marketing Specialist
korey@sheridanmedia.com |
Born in Sheridan and raised on his family's farm near Ucross, Korey graduated from the University of Wyoming with a Bachelors degree in Journalism in 2004. He enjoys photography in his time away from the station and the farm. Korey tried out many job positions at Sheridan Media when he started in April, 2007. He started out as a weekend weather announcer and News Reporter. He is currently an Account Representative and (Sales Manager) Jim Schellinger's Sales Assistant.
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Jeff Kingery
Colorado Rockies Play-by-play - KWYO |
Jeff
Kingery has been on the air with the Colorado Rockies since 1993.
He shares the play-by-play duties with Jack Corrigan throughout
the Rockies season on AM 1410 KWYO |
Kim Komando
Host of The Kim Komando Show
www.komando.com |
Kim
began her businesses in 1992 after several years of selling computer
and telephone systems for IBM, AT&T and Unisys. She started with
a radio show at KFYI and a column in the Arizona Republic.
She started
as an architecture major. But her father asked for some research
on what various jobs paid. The research, and the report she produced,
changed her life. She discovered that the computer industry paid
very well. Being interested in money and in computers, she changed
her major to computer information systems.
Kim graduated
in 1985. She went into sales, but after seven years, she grew tired
of the corporate grind. So on Jan. 1, 1992, she went out on her
own.
Like most entrepreneurs,
Kim struggled to get her business off the ground. The first project
was an infomercial, with which she planned to sell an instructional
video on using computers.
It took a year
to finish the infomercial. Kim was living on her savings, which
were nearly depleted. Finally, the infomercial ran on late-night
television. After the airing of the first show, she called to see
if the tapes were selling. They were moving out the door, she was
told.
"I was
busted. My first check was for $26,000. I thought, 'Oh, my God,
I've never seen so much money at once in my life.'"
After finishing
the infomercial, Kim pitched America Online about taking over its
computer section. AOL agreed, and Kim launched the effort on Thanksgiving
1994. She picked a holiday in hopes that her first day would be
slow. It wasn't; the response was overwhelming.
The pact with
AOL lasted several years, as did a stint with Fox News. During this
period, in the middle '90s, she got her radio show off the ground.
She first approached the networks, but they were uninterested. A
CBS vice president told her computers were a fad, much like pet
rocks.
Rejected by
the big guys, she formed a partnership with Barry Young, a leading
talk show host at KFYI in Phoenix. They formed WestStar TalkRadio
Network and built a studio. Kim did the marketing; Barry kept the
equipment running and formatted the show. Gradually, the show blossomed,
as hundreds of radio stations signed on.
Today
more than 400 radio stations carry her weekly show around the world.
Kim also is a syndicated columnist, appearing in over 100 newspapers,
including USA Today. She also writes a technology column for small
business on Microsoft's bCentral Web site. In addition, she publishes
three e-mail newsletters that have more than 1 million subscribers,
and she is frequently asked to appear on network television, including
CNN.
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Kidd Kraddick
KLQQ Morning Show
Weekdays 5a -9p
http://kiddlive.com
www.kiddkraddickinfo.com
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Host Kidd Kraddick has built a devoted fan base in cities nationwide with his syndicated show Kidd Kraddick in the Morning. His infectious enthusiasm drives the show�s entertaining character-based reality show. Whether he�s talking about how he spent the day with his wife Carol and daughter Caroline, or beating Kevin Federline in a Dance Dance Revolution contest, Kidd is one of a kind. A much admired and successful radio personality, Kraddick�s list of accolades includes Billboard Magazine "Air Personality of the Year" a coveted Marconi Award for "Radio Personality of the Year" and winner of the first annual WB Radio Music Awards as the "Best On-Air Personality in the Country." Beyond his professional achievements, Kidd has been lauded for his commitment to community causes with his annual charity, Kidd�s Kids that raises money to send terminally and chronically ill children and their families to Walt Disney World. To date, Kraddick has accompanied more than 1,500 children and their families on the trip.
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Kurt Layher
News Director
news@sheridanmedia.com |
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Rush Limbaugh
Syndicated
announcer
10am-1pm Mon-Fri on KROE
www.rushlimbaugh.com
rush@eibnet.com
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The
man who fused conservatism with humor, Rush Limbaugh has remained
the most listened-to talk host in America. Funny, upbeat, and innovative,
he changed a nation's view of the right-winged stereotype. With
a style unlike any other talk show host, Rush Limbaugh took America
by storm and has become the most powerful radio personality of the
decade. With wit, creativity, and dazzling rhetoric, he took the
art of talk show hosting to new heights. Recognized by the country's
political leaders, Rush has received the President of the United
States and other top officials in his 77WABC based studio. He's
the topic of discussion in The Oval Office and the corner drugstore.
When a major political news story breaks, everyone wants to know
Rush Limbaugh's take; from the print media to TV journalists, a
quote from Rush Limbaugh is a major coup. A devoted audience of
millions and an intensely attentive media have made Rush Limbaugh
an American broadcast legend whose alluring oratorical wizardry
continues to captivate. The Rush Limbaugh program is heard weekdays
from 10am to 1pm on AM 930 KROE. |
Dave Logan
Denver Broncos Play-by-play - KROE
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Dave
Logan began his tenure as voice of the Broncos in 1996, following
seven years as color analyst on the broadcasts. Logan's background
reads like an All-American dream: A Colorado native, he is one of
two athletes (Dave Winfield being the other) drafted by franchises
in Major League Baseball, the NBA and the NFL. Logan chose football,
starting for the Cleveland Browns from 1976-83, and ascending into
the top five of virtually every receiving category in the franchise
record books. He played his final season in Denver in 1984. Since
then, Logan has brought his love for sports and knowledge of the
games to Colorado radio listeners as co-host of KOA's "The
Zoo." He was named 1997 Broadcast Citizen of the Year in Colorado,
following Colorado Sportscaster of the Year awards in 1992, '93
and '98. Logan co-hosts the weekly in-season television show, "Broncos
huddle with Mike SHanahan," on KUSA-TV, and he is also the
head football coach at Chatfield High School in Littleton, CO. He
let Arvada West High School to a state championship in 1997, and
Chatfield to the state title in 2001. You can hear him providing
the play-by-play of Denver Broncos all season long on AM 930, KROE. |
Doug Stephan
on KROE
http://www.mmgny.com/Doug.htm |
Doug Stephan was born in Cambridge, Massachusetts, not far from where he hosts his daily syndicated radio program, DOUG STEPHAN’S GOOD DAY. He became fascinated with radio at an early age and was particularly fond of WBZ in the 1960’s. His favorite radio personality was Dick Summer, who Doug says has had the greatest influence on his radio career and style. After high school, he attended Heidelberg College in Tiffin, Ohio, where he majored in speech and political science. At Heidelberg, Doug experienced his first taste of working in radio on the campus radio station. Following his graduation from Heidelberg, he became a middle school English teacher and for ten years ran several family businesses, including a clothing manufacturing business and several transportation companies. In his spare time, Doug continued to pursue his passion for radio and took jobs at as many radio stations as he could find openings. He was heard regularly on WBZ-FM, WJIB and WKOX in Boston and WJAR, in Providence, Rhode Island. Sunday mornings he would be on the air at WKOX, Sunday |
Kim Love
Owner / General Manager / Public Pulse host
9am-10am Mon-Fri on KROE
kimlove@sheridanmedia.com |
Kim
purchased AM 930 KROE in 1974, and since then it has been a steadily
expanding business as part of Lovcom, Inc. Under Kim's management,
KROE moved from a 1000 watt dawn to dusk station operating out of
a mobile home on "dump road" to a 5000 watt 24 hour station
in a 3000+ square foot building on "KROE Lane." Kim also
gave Sheridan its first 24 hour stereo FM station (KROE 94.9FM)
in 1977. In the mid 90's KROE acquired KWYO's oldies FM station,
which was given new a new life as country station KYTI, while KROE
FM became KZWY (Z94FM). Another building expansion and completely
new studios were added in 2001/2002. Today, the company now known
as Sheridan Media provides four 24-hour radio stations along with
the website sheridanmedia.com, in a continuing effort to be Sheridan's
leading source for local information.
Click here
for some pictures from one of his business trips and to see what a Dare Devil he is.
January 04, 2008 Click here to hear Kim Love live on Michael Medved!
Video of Kim Love Bungee Jumping in New Zealand! 
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Carl Mann
KWYO Announcer 2pm-7pm
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Carl is a natural for Oldies Plus, as he was a DJ playing all those great songs of the 60s 70s and 80s when they first came out. Carl's early radio career began at various stations in the Rocky Mountain states. After a tour in the Army he worked at widely-heard KOMA in Oklahoma City during its legendary Top 40 days. In the 70s he moved on to Omaha for mornings and middays at The Mighty 12-90 KOIL, followed by several years as Program Director for KCRG in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. After getting married in Iowa, he brought his family back to Omaha and worked in radio and television news for several years before joining Oldies Plus in 2004. Carl relaxes with interests in cooking, history, and films, and has a daughter and an adopted son.
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Kevin McKinney
Wyoming
Cowboys Color Analyist - KYTI
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Kevin
McKinney is the University of Wyoming Sports Information Director,
and joins Dave Walsh in the broadcast booth as color analyst during
Wyoming Cowboys games on FM 93.7, The Coyote, KYTI. |
Michael Medved
Host
of "The Michael Medved Show"
www.michaelmedved.com |
Michael Medved is a film critic, best-selling
author and nationally syndicated radio talk show host. His daily
three-hour program, emphasizing the intersection of politics and
pop culture, reaches more than 1.8 million listeners in 124 markets,
coast to coast.
Born in Philadelphia, raised in San Diego, Mr. Medved graduated
with honors from Yale and then attended Yale Law School-where his
classmates included Bill and Hillary Clinton. After working as a
screenwriter in Hollywood, he reviewed movies for CNN, and later
as chief film critic for the New York Post. He also served for twelve
years as co-host of "Sneak Previews," the nationally televised
weekly movie review show on PBS-TV. Mr. Medved is the author of
eight non-fiction books, including the national bestseller What
Really Happened to the Class of '65 (the basis for a popular TV
series on NBC), as well as the definitive history of the White House
chiefs of staff, The Shadow Presidents. His most influential-and
controversial-work was a best-selling indictment of the entertainment
industry, Hollywood Vs. America. England's prestigious Guardian
newspaper wrote: "Just Occasionally, a book changes the way
the world thinks. Michael Medved's Hollywood Vs. America is such
a book." Most recently, Mr. Medved collaborated with his wife,
Dr. Diane Medved, a clinical psychologist and author in her own
right, on Saving Childhood: Protecting Our Children from the National
Assault on Innocence. In October, 1998, the Wall Street Journal
wrote: "If Saving Childhood isn't an important book, I don't
know what one would look like."
Mr.
Medved has been a frequent guest on all the major TV talk shows,
including Larry King Live, Nightline, Oprah, David Letterman, Good
Morning America and countless others. His columns on media and society
appear regularly in USA Today, where he serves as a member of the
Board of Contributors. The Medveds live in the Seattle area with
their three children.
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Justin Mills
Associate
Ag Director - Northern Broadcasting System
Host of various market reports on KROE
jmills@northernbroadcasting.com
www.northernbroadcasting.com |
Raised
on a commercial cow/calf ranch 25 miles northwest of Sundance, WY,
Justin attended school in Hulett, WY graduating in 1993. Upon graduation,
he attended Northwest College in Powell, WY for three years majoring
in Agriculture Education and minoring in coaching, then transferring
to the University of Wyoming completing his degree in Agricultural
Education in 1998.
While
attending college and for two years thereafter, Justin worked for
IDEXX (I-Dex) Informatics traveling around the U.S. and Canada installing
computer systems into veterinary clinics
In
August of 1999, Justin moved to Billings to work as a Marketing
Specialist for the Northern Broadcasting System, the parent company
of the Northern Ag Network and the Northern News Network. Then in
the fall of 2002, his position changed and he moved to the microphone
to take over the role of the Associate Ag Director, bringing a Wyoming
perspective to the Northern Ag Network.
Justin
is a member of the National Association of Farm Broadcasters and
in his spare time he enjoys golfing, getting home occasionally to
the family ranches, playing guitar at his church, and refereeing
basketball. |
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A lively call-in show about home-improvement,
home maintenance and issues that face today’s
homeowner.
Easy to understand answers on any home improvement, decorating or repair project.
Guidance on the right products for each project.
Consumer protection advice.
Home safety tips.
Advice to save time, energy and money in your home.
Ways to do-it-yourself – or not.
Tom & Leslie are the nation’s only nationally
syndicated he-said/she-said home improvement
radio team. This unique combination reaches both
a male and female audience and capitalizes on the
increasing influence women have when making
home improvement decisions. |
Russel Nemetz
Ag Director - Northern Broadcasting System
Host of various market reports on KROE
rnemetz@northernbroadcasting.com
www.northernbroadcasting.com |
Russell Nemetz was raised on a ranch in Chinook,
MT where he was heavily involved in production agriculture. His
parents and brother continue to run a cow-calf operation in the
Milk River Valley and in the foothills of the Bears Paw Mountains
where they run a cow/calf operation.
Russell
graduated from Chinook High School in 1993. During grade school
and high school, he was involved in 4-H and FFA. He also participated
in sports as well as being a member of the student council.
In
the fall of 1996, while at MSU-Billings working towards a Communications
Degree, Russell began working part-time for the Northern Broadcasting
System in Billings as a broadcast intern. Russell learned how to
be an effective communicator and broadcaster, and in 1996, Russell's
hard work and dedication earned him a very prestigious award. He
was selected by the National Association of Farm Broadcasters, as
one of the top three students in the nation to receive an NAFB Foundation
Scholarship.
While
at MSU-Billings, Russell was involved in many activities including
serving as a senator on the student body's government team. In May
of 1999, upon his graduation from MSU-Billings with a bachelor's
degree in Communications, Russell became the Associate Ag Director
of the Northern Ag Network.
Now
Russell is in charge of news gathering, news editing, and broadcasting
ag news via radio to over 70 affiliated stations in Montana, Wyoming,
Idaho, North and South Dakota. In addition, he does ag news on television
for 8 Montana Stations located in Billings, Bozeman, Butte, Glendive,
Great Falls Helena, Kalispell and Missoula. Plus, state-wide coverage
in Wyoming on K2 Television
In
2002, Russell was named NAFB's West Regional and National Horizon
Award Winner. An award given to Ag broadcasters who have been in
NAFB for less than 5 years but show great promise to the industry. |
George Noory
Weeknight
host of "Coast to Coast AM"
www.coasttocoastam.com
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While
still a teenager, George joined NICAP, the UFO organization that
was a precursor to today's MUFON. George immersed himself in the
field, "so much so that I decided I wanted to go into broadcasting
in order to do unusual stories in the paranormal and stories that
the mainstream media didn't want to touch." George's very first
broadcast interview, while a young radio reporter for Detroit's
WCAR-AM, was with Roswell expert/physicist Stanton Friedman, with
whom he has maintained a lifelong friendship.
Now
with a 30-year history in the broadcasting field under his belt
in such positions as executive television news producer and news
director, George brings a wide swath of experience to the table.
In fact, at age 28 he was the youngest major news market news director
in the country when he was at KMSP-TV in Minneapolis. But it was
just a couple of years ago that he came to the attention of Premiere
Radio Networks, who heard him on his late-night radio program on
KTRS in St. Louis. Known as "the Nighthawk," George's
penchant for covering paranormal topics with enthusiasm and skill
impressed Premiere. He was then brought on board to host the Sunday
night Coast to Coast show. And as Art's back problems became more
severe, George was honored to fill in for him on a regular basis.
"Coast
to Coast AM may just be the most unusual show I have ever witnessed
or been a part of. You really almost have to be born into that arena,
I think, in order to handle it. I was very lucky in that's the way
I was guiding my own career. It was this thirst to really get to
the bottom of some of these stories that kept pushing me,"
George said.
Other
highlights of George's life include serving nine years in the U.S.
Naval Reserve and winning three Emmy Awards as a news executive.
But certainly manning the helms of Coast to Coast AM is a pinnacle
for George, allowing him to pursue the unexplained on a grand scale.
It's become his destiny to guide the huge audience from more than
500 radio stations through the night in this dynamic format created
by Art Bell. Across America, and around the world on the Internet,
George Noory's voice rings out.
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Charles Osgood
Host of "The Osgood File"
Weekdays on KROE
www.theosgoodfile.com |
Charles
Osgood, host of Westwood One’s The Osgood File, is heard four times
each weekday morning drive time on over 400 radio stations nationwide.
Each three minute Osgood File focuses on a single story ranging
from a breaking development of national importance to a whimsical
human-interest vignette. Some of these he does in rhyme, which is
why he is known as CBS’s Poet in Residence.
Osgood’s
thought provoking broadcasts attract one of the largest audiences
of any network radio feature and have won him numerous awards over
the last 25 years, among them two George Foster Peabody Awards from
the University of Georgia, the Edward R. Murrow Award from the Radio-Television
News Directors Association (RTNDA), a Marconi Award and a Radio-Mercury
Award. The Washington Journalism Review named him Best Radio Reporter
in its annual Best In The Business issue five years in a row.
As
anchor of the CBS News television broadcast “Sunday Morning,” Osgood
has won another Peabody and three EMMY Awards. His predecessor on
“Sunday Morning,” the late Charles Kuralt called Osgood “One of
the last great broadcast writers.”
Osgood
has been inducted into three industry Halls of Fame: The National
Association of Broadcasters Hall of Fame, the Radio Hall of Fame
at the Radio Museum in Chicago, and the Broadcasting and Cable Hall
of Fame.
Osgood
has written five books including “Nothing Could be Finer Than a
Crisis That is Minor in the Morning” (1979), There’s Nothing That
I Wouldn’t Do if You Would Be My POSSLQ” (1981), “Osgood on Speaking:
How to Think on your Feet Without Falling On Your Face” (1988),
“The Osgood File” (1991) and “See You On The Radio” (1999). He also
edited a book of World War Two humor entitled “Kilroy Was Here”
(2001).
A
graduate of Fordham University, Osgood holds honorary degrees from
Fordham, Trinity College, St. John’s University, Colby College,
Fairleigh Dickinson University, Franklin and Marshall College, The
College of St. Rose, Stonehill College, The College of Mount St.
Vincent, Caldwell College and St. Bonaventure University, where
he also serves on the Board of Trustees.
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Norm Roberts
KYTI Announcer Monday-Friday
10am -1pm |
11/02 WRN PT, FT 1/05 / 1987 Mitchell Broadcasting – Waitt Radio Omaha / 11/87 – 1/05 KQKQ, KKAR, KZFX – top 40, talk, classic rock – DJ & news / 1985 – KEFM – Omaha AC – News / 1979 KOIL – Omaha / 1978 KFAB-KGOR, Omaha DJ, news, sports / 1977, KOOO – Omaha DJ / 1975 KHUB – Fremont, NE DJ / 1972 KVNO – Omaha DJ, news / 1972 KFMX Omaha tape coordinator |
Ron Richter
News Reporter
Assistant
Sports Director
KZWY Announcer; Satrurday 11a-4p
ron@sheridanmedia.com
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Ron
was born and raised in Bismarck ND. He attended Brown Institute
in Minneapolis and received his Associates Degree in broadcasting
in 2001. After graduation he moved to Sheridan and unleashed his
warped mind on the listeners of Sheridan County. He is a HUGE Philadelphia
Eagles fan too. Ron is also the voice of the local-area (Tongue
River) Eagles and Big Horn Rams football games on AM 1410 KWYO. |
Liz Reynolds
Traffic director
liz@sheridanmedia.com |
Liz started at Sheridan Media in Sept. 1999. She was the receptionist for three years and then moved on to be our Traffic Director, which she has done for the past three years. As challenging as the job can be she says she loves it. She is a member of the Sheridan Jaycees and is the Management Development Vice President for 2006 year. Liz will also be keeping busy getting ready for the Spectrum Reunion July of 2006.
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Michael Savage
Weeknights 10pm-1am on KROE
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Author
of the best selling books 'The Savage Nation," "The Enemy
Within," and "Liberalism is a Mental Disorder," Michael
Savage is the number one drive time talk show host in the San Francisco
market and in many other cities across America. He is currently
syndicated on over 350 stations.
"I
guess people love my show because of my hard edge combined with
humor and education," he says. "Those who listen to me
say they hear a bit of Plato, Henry Miller, Jack Kerouac, Moses,
Jesus, and Frankenstein. I pull many of my life experiences, including
that of father, son, husband, brother, ice cream factory worker,
busboy, lifeguard, writer, scientist, and my huge library of books."
An
independent-minded individualist, Michael Savage fits no stereotype.
He attacks big government and liberal media bias, but champions
the environment and animal rights. Trained as a scientist, he holds
Master's degrees in medical botany and medical anthropology and
earned his Ph.D. from the University of California at Berkeley in
Epidemiology and Nutrition Science
.
Savage created the phrase "Compassionate Conservative"
in 1994. He has used this concept in his radio program and in conducting
the first of four hugely successful Compassionate Conservative Conventions
bearing that name in 1995. Savage has consistently drawn sold-out
audiences to hear him live. For Savage, these words describe a "firewall
of balance" that limits how far to the right his opinions go.
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Jim Schellinger
Sales Manager / CRMC
jim@sheridanmedia.com |
Jim
started his radio career in 1985 as a salesperson / copywriter /
producer / janitor / plumber / electrician / engineer ... for KWIV
/ KATH Radio in Douglas WY. He moved to Sheridan in 1989 and began
his association with KROE-AM / KROE-FM as an account representative.
Jim added "Sales Manager" of Sheridan Media and The Bounty
Shopper to his list of titles in 1993.
In 1997 Jim
put together a deal that brought KWYO-AM into a sales relationship
that ultimately consolidated it with the other three Sheridan Media
stations in 2003.
Jim served as
a Sheridan City Councilman from 1994 to 2002. He currently serves
on boards and committes for Sheridan Travel and Tourism, Christmas
in April, Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors, Chamber of Commerce Retail,
Chamber Fundraising and Christmas Stroll. |
Toby Scott
KYTI Announcer Monday-Friday
1pm 6pm |
Toby started out in Tulsa, OK, working for Great Empire's legendary family of country stations, KVOO AM/FM and Kick 99 (KCKI). His job duties included overnights for KCKI and Assistant Promotions for the cluster of stations. After spending over 5 years in Tulsa, he moved to Dallas, TX, to pursue other fields of employment but always wanted to be back in radio. Then the dream job landed for Toby working for KPLX 99.5 The WOLF. While working for The Wolf part-time he decided to move back home to Tulsa and KVOO AM/FM now owned by Journal Broadcast Group. While filling in on the morning show on KVOO FM Toby was able to make the move to Waitt Radio Networks in Omaha, NE. Toby has worked for two of Country Radio’s most distinguished Programmers, Moon Mullins in Tulsa and Smokey Rivers in Dallas. |
Ryan Seacrest
Host of American Top 40
Saturdays 8 am to noon on KLQQ
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With his successful broadcasting career, it's no wonder why he was recently awarded a prestigious star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and why he was voted as one of People Magazine's "50 Most Beautiful,” as well as one of their 2005 “Most Eligible Bachelors.” With Ryan Seacrest Productions (RSP) becoming a known entity producing and hosting multiple television and radio specials, his many restaurant investments, as well as the launch of the R Line, Seacrest is redefining what it means to be an entrepreneur and a quadruple threat in Hollywood. |
Steve Sisson
Operations Manager / KZWY Evening announcer
/ Webmaster
steve@sheridanmedia.com
www.stevesisson.com
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Steve
started his radio career in 1991 at KWYO when he was a senior at
Sheridan High School. He earned his diploma in 1992, and moved across
town to KROE in 1993. Since then he has been heavily involved in
the ever-growing technology that keeps Sheridan Media at the top
of the game. Steve designed and installed the current computer automation
system, and spent many months of 7 day weeks working closely with
the chief engineer to build the new Sheridan Media studios. Steve
is the evening host on Z94FM and is an accomplished voice talent
and producer, winning several WAB commercial awards. He has also
served as producer and sound engineer for several concerts at the
WYO Theater in Sheridan. In his spare time, Steve enjoys composing
and playing music. He has released several CDs of his own original
compositions which are available at stores throughout Sheridan and
on his website at www.stevesisson.com.
Congratulations Steve!
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Jonathon Steele
KWYO Announcer 9am-2pm
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Jonathon Steele comes to Waitt Radio Networks after having been in the Denver radio market for 12 years. He's primarily worked with Hot AC and CHR, but also had quality years with country powerhouse KYGO. Recently, Jonathon spent time in Alexandria, Minnesota as Program Director of Hot AC, KXRZ. Jonathan does afternoons and is the Program Director of the AC Active format. |
Gene Sturlin
Marketing Specialist
genes@wyomingway.com |
Born
and raised in Jackson, Gene is a 5th generation Wyoming native.
His Great--great-grandfather was the first homesteader in Jackson
Hole. For 25 years Gene was building contractor in Teton County.
in 1998 he published a novel, titled The Moon Calf Rubicon, which
was the catalist for his start in Radio. After an interview at a
Buffalo radio station, he was offered an on-air position. He moved
from the night shift to afternoons, and from there joined the sales
department, becoming the Sales Manager. In the summer of 2001 Gene
joined the sales staff at Sheridan Media, where he makes a 40 minute
commute each day from his home in Buffalo.
Gene is an Adobe Photoshop whiz, and creates many of the Advertisements and Banners displayed on the Sheridan Media Website!
 Yak Attak
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Jim Thompson
Host of "On the Road Again"
5:54pm Mon-Fri on KROE
www.northernbroadcasting.com
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Since
1983, Jim Thompson's "On the Road Again" radio program
has shared his sport with radio listeners in his home territory
of the states of Montana, Wyoming, Nebraska, and the Dakotas. Jim
says his goal is, "to keep listeners here in our area up to
date on the current standings of their local cowboy heroes, and
to have even non-rodeo fans hear enough about the sports, regularly
enough to have a better appreciation of it...to hear names that
perhaps they work with or live next to, and just may go watch as
a result."
On
radio stations across the 5-state Old West Region, the voice of
Jim Thompson brings the original western sport to listeners every
day. With a background in radio and television sports, this well-known
rodeo announcer blends the best of two careers. He's a voted South
Dakota Sportscaster of the Year. But since 1986, it's been rodeo,
not radio, that has been his main ambitions. Across America, Jim
Thompson is the Rodeo Announcer for nearly forty rodeos a year,
and some of his past credits include announcing the Badlands Circuit
Finals (13 times), the World Finals in El Paso, (the past 6 years),
the National High School Rodeo Finals (the past 8 years), the College
National Finals, the Indian National Finals, and the National Senior
Pro Rodeo Finals.
Every
weekday, on the Northern Sports Network affiliated radio stations
across Montana and Wyoming, the voice of Jim Thompson takes listeners
"On The Road Again" with local rodeo hands and with national
champions...past, present and future!
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Tim Thompson
KWYO Announcer 9am-2pm
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Tim Thompson is a 20-year veteran to radio, and joined the Waitt Radio Networks-AC Pure format in May of 2005. He got his start in the mid 80's at KBWH an Urban station before moving to Lite-96, KEFM as the afternoon traffic anchor and weekend announcer. Most recently he spent 3 years KKCD, KHLP and KOMJ in Omaha. Tim has also been working on his Bachelors degree at the University of Nebraska at Omaha, allowing him to diverse himself into Television working at KYNE TV. Tim enjoys camping and fishing with his family.
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Grant Toth
Assistant to Operations Manager
grant@sheridanmedia.com |
Grant was born in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania and raised in Sheridan. He is fond of long walks on the beach, dewy spring mornings, CAT 5 network cables and multiple core processors.
When asked some say Grant is a man's man, men want to be him and women want to be with him. It is also known that Grant has a big head being that he took it upon himself to write this bio. |
Sarah Turner
Intern
news@sheridanmedia.com
|
Hello! My name is Sarah and I enjoy Pina Colodas and getting caught in the rain. I am currently a senior at Sheridan High School. I am an intern here at the radio station, which is cool because I love music. I really like older music, the kind that when you hear you think to yourself “wow they just don’t make them like that any more.” Some of my favorites include The Velvet Underground. The Doors, and The Smashing Pumpkins older stuff. I was born and raised right here in beautiful Sheridan Wyoming. I have two sisters and a cat named Gwen. I also work as a barista. I love spending time up on the mountain, camping and four wheeling. I find lawn gnomes fascinating. |
Dirk Van
Host of First Light and Week in Review on
KROE
email Dirk at dirkvan@msn.com |
Dirk
Van is the host of Westwood One’s First Light and The Week In Review.
First Light, airing Monday to Friday from 4:00 am to 5:00am, is
the news-talk show providing in-depth coverage of the top stories
of the day with on-scene reports, actualities, analysis, as well
as interviews with top celebrities and newsmakers. The Week In Review,
airing Saturday at 6:00am, provides listeners with a full recap
of the previous week’s news events in a lively half-hour of memorable
quotes and sounds.
Van traded a career in physical anthropology for
broadcast journalism in 1978 when he became news director of WGCH,
Greenwich, CT. He graduated to the "Big Apple" as a
reporter for WCBS and then news director of WHN.
Van joined Westwood One in 1980 and has been serving
up his own brand of news and information ever since.
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Jerry Walker
Marketing Specialist
jerryw@wavecom.net |
Jerry
was General Manager of KWYO AM / FM from 1993 until 1997. After
that, he fished and played golf while deciding what he wanted to
be when he grew up. Until that day arrives, he is selling advertising
for Sheridan Media. Jerry owns and operates Advertising Development
Services (ADS), a company that develops business plans and marketing
strategies for smaller businesses. |
Dave Walsh
Wyoming Cowboys play-by-play - KYTI |
Dave
Walsh has been "Voice of the Cowboys," for more than 20
years. Originally from San Diego, Calif, he received a degree in
radio-television in 1975 from San Diego State University and was
sports director at KVOC Radio in Casper prior to joining the Cowboys.
Walsh co-hosts "Sportsline Live", a nightly sports call-in
talk show on KOWB-KCGY in Laramie, and produces "Dave Walsh
Sports Commentary" each weekday. He is a nine-time "Sportscaster
of the Year" for Wyoming as selected by peers for the National
Association of Sportswriters and Sportscasters. Dave's play-by-play
of Cowboys Football and Basketball games in heard on FM 93.7, The
Coyote, KYTI. |
Dave Wooten
Coyote Morning Show /
Production Director
6am-10am Mon-Fri on KYTI
dave@sheridanmedia.com
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Dave has 15 years of radio under his belt, hosting shows in San Jose, CA, Green Bay, WI, and Eugene, OR.
Some unknown facts about Dave:
He worked in Hollywood delivering scripts on TV shows such as Matlock, Jake and the Fatman, and Perry Mason Mysteries. Ask him sometime about Andy Griffith’s shower. He is a published author (Canaan Creek, Sunland Publishing) and is currently working on his second book.
Dave’s favorite Sheridan hangouts include the Wyo Theater, The Body Shop, and the local bookstores . . .
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Ted Wenckus
Marketing Specialist |
After
finishing school at the University of Wyoming in photojournalism,
Ted moved to Chicago where he partnered in management and ownership
of one of the nation's top 5 commercial design and photography studios.
Their business produced catalogs for Sears, Montgomery Ward, Spiegel
and several other top catalog companies, mostly involving table-top
and room set design and photography. After 30 years, he retired from
that company to move back to Wyoming, the land he loves, and to be
closer to his family. Ted currently lives in Story. He started with
Sheridan Media in 2000 and is excited to use his extensive advertising
and marketing knowledge here in Wyoming in a slightly different but
related field. On the advise of his wife and friends, as to not scare
women and impressionable young children, the picture to the left is
of his dog, not Ted himself. |
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