DJs
Jeremy Robinson
Somewhere in the Robinson family archives, there’s video of young Jeremy at a cousin’s birthday party. While all the other children are playing, Jeremy is using a stick as a microphone and interviewing party guests. By 9, Robinson was “hosting” a radio and television version of 'The Jeremy Robinson Show' out of his bedroom using a karaoke machine and his family's video camera. Now, it's not only a passion, it's a career -- and it's not just the listeners that are taking notice -- it's the country stars, too! Kix Brooks says, "Jeremy Robinson is one of the most exciting young talents on the air right now, and he’s as much a fan of country music and our artists as I am
Ed Dailey
Ed Dailey is a long time radio favorite in Washington State. Ed started in radio when he was just 12 years old. He had a regular radio show on KSMK 1340 in Kennewick. Ed was born in Modesto, California in 1956. His dad "Cuz" Ralph Dailey worked at KJOY in Stockton And KRAK in Sacramento. "Cuz" was a singer who started out with a traveling medicine show. He ended up on the Grand Ole Opry filling in as a singer for the Sunshine Boys, and other groups. "
Paul Drake
Hometown: Vashon Island, WA Birthday: yes Sign: Aries Marital Status: Yes - Heidi Kids: 2 boys - Anthony & Sean Pets: Wild squirrels Favorite Artist: George Strait Favorite New CD: Don't have one right now - like all music Favorite All-Time CD: Abbey Road - Beatles First Concert Attended: Blue Oyster Cult - Summer Jam 1980 Favorite Local Restaurant: Casa Mia Favorite Actor: my youngest son - Sean Favorite Movies: Saving Private Ryan, Invictus, Austin Powers films. Favorite TV Show: Deadliest Catch, Myth Busters Favorite Sports Team: Mariners Favorite Website: www.1027kord.com Nickname Growing Up: Boomer People Would Be Shocked If They Knew: I practice hot yoga as often as possible
Faith Martin
IF you listen to the show...it will take you about a week to learn probably more than you ever want to know about me!
Woody
Born in Seattle, raised in Montana, I fell in love with radio when I was in high school. Not just radio, but the idea of “being on the radio!” When the college students went home for the summer I got to run the local 10-watt operation on the local campus! Auditions were held and at age 16 I got my own radio show! It was only three hours a week and for no pay, but it was just the experience I needed to get on a local professional station and actually get paid for it! Over the years, radio has shown me the great United States of America, landing jobs from Orlando, Florida, to Wasilla, Alaska, including Chicago, Philadelphia, San Francisco, and the legendary W4 Country in Detroit