KCYQ Staff
Don Bishop: Don is a 25-year radio and network veteran. Prior to KLCY, Don spent three years working with the then-fledgling Satellite Music Network in a variety of programming and on-air capacities. Don has worked at top stations in major markets across the nation, including WCLR-FM, Chicago; WRQX-FM, Washington; KIQQ-FM, Los Angeles; and KNUS-FM, Dallas. Don also has logged extensive voice work for top clients and programs. Don’s show can be heard weekdays from 4am to 7am.
Kevin Kitchen: Kevin was born and raised in Utah starting his broadcasting career in 1983 as a Disc Jockey at Tremonton Utah's first radio station. A persistent side career in broadcasting payed for his education in Communications and Chinese while immersing him in the news and entertainment industry. Kevin brings to our stations a broad range of experience in the industry from technical to programming including sales, management and extensive news background both radio and TV. He has worked for both commercial and public radio and has experience with local and network reporting here and overseas. Kevin joined Mid-Utah radio in the fall of 1998 after a break from broadcasting while he lived in Sanpete County. He and his wife Kelly have three children and now live in Richfield. Kevin can be heard on KCYQ 97.7 FM weekdays from 7am to 8am.
Adrienne Brooks: Adrienne returned to Los Angeles after doing mornings on country station KAJA-FM/San Antonio. While in Los Angeles, she worked as morning show producer at KZLA-FM, co-host of the morning show on KLAC, weather reporter on KNX-AM, production assistant for KTLA-TV, and part-time for K-LITE FM. Adrienne can be heard weekdays from 8am to 1pm.
Paul Freeman: Paul's career includes more than four decades of Los Angeles major market experience, including KBIG, KODJ, KSYR, KISS-FM, and most recently eight years at KZLA. He continues to work as a national voice-over announcer for numerous commercial agencies. Paul’s show airs weekdays from 1pm to 6pm.
Jack Boxer: Jack's 30-year-long career includes full and part-time stints on-air at KHJ-AM, KNX-AM and KWHY-TV, in Los Angeles. Jack is a successful writer/producer of special programs and has hosted many nationally syndicated country radio shows. Jack can be heard weekdays from 6pm to 11pm.
Kent Richards: Kent was born in Siberia and was forced to work the graveyard shift due to his childhood years, where he had limited exposure to sunlight. He loves to mess around in the evenings, playing your favorite country hits. Kent is a former Navy Seal, Airbourne Ranger, and president of his local PTA. Kent’s show airs weekdays from 11pm to 4am.
Tori Signal: Tori spent a good portion of her career in the New Jersey area working on-air at WSUS, WNNJ and WXMC. Most recently she was on-air part-time at KYSR (Star 97-FM) in Los Angeles and she is currently doing news and traffic, full-time, with Shadow Traffic. Tori has done voiceover work for various TV spots including promos for "The Dating game", and "The Newlywed Game". Tori can be heard filling in on the weekends.
Gary Campbell: Gary came from country station KZLA-FM in Los Angeles where he did evenings for 10 years. He's also been on-air at KHTZ, KDUO and KCAL in the LA area. Gary also does news and traffic reporting for Southern California radio stations and is currently working part-time at KSON-FM/San Diego. Gary writes and produces the nationally syndicated country feature "Back Stage Country". Gary can be heard filling in on the weekends.
Tommy Jaxson: Tommy was most recently heard on KBIG and KXEZ in Los Angeles. He's also been on-air at AC stations KYSR and KOST and did mornings for awhile at LA's high-rated Power 106. Tommy's radio career has taken him to Dallas at KLUV and KKDA, plus KRLY/Houston. Tommy has voiced local and national commercials, and he is currently working full-time doing news & traffic on KNX-AM/Los Angeles. Tommy can be heard filling in on the weekends.
Bob Allen: Bob has experienced more than 30 years in radio at many country stations throughout California's major market areas of Los Angeles, Riverside, San Bernardino, Orange County and Fresno. Bob can be heard filling in on the weekends.
Bob Kingsley: Bob puts years of experience and immeasurable talent to work as the host of his entertaining and very successful weekly and daily programs. The road to success for Bob Kingsley began when, stationed in Keflavic, Iceland with the US Air Force, he auditioned for an announcer spot on Armed Forces Radio Station TFK. Tom Rounds at Watermark selected Kingsley to produce the up and coming radio program, American Country Countdown. The show airs on Sundays from 6pm to 10pm on KCYQ 97.7 FM. To find out more about the Country Countdown, visit Bob's website at http://www.ct40.com.
Paul Harvey: Paul has broadcast the news to millions, built an active professional life and established himself as one of the foremost newsmen in the business. Born and raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Mr. Harvey began his radio career in 1933 at KVOO-AM, Tulsa, while he was still in high school. 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. Today, Paul Harvey "News and Comment" airs at 7:30am Monday through Saturday on KCYQ 97.7 FM. You can also listen to past editions of Paul Harvey news by visiting Mr. Harvey's website at http://www.paulharvey.com.
