Ray Appleton
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The Ray Appleton Show comes to you live from Noon to 2:00 p.m. every Monday through Friday. Call 490-5858 or 1-800-776-5858 to join the conversation
Ray Appleton began his radio career in Fresno in 1969. That career has taken him from Fresno to London and back. He has been a part of the KMJ team since 1987 and continues to share his thoughts and viewpoints with his very large and very loyal audience.
You can hear him weekdays from 12pm-2pm on his talkshow. Ray also hosts the KMJ morning news report every weekday from 6am-9am. Over the last decade, Ray has been an advocate for many special and unsual causes utilizing his talent for ongoing fund raising efforts...over 8 million dollars have been raised!
Ray's passion is history. He is an annual particpant in the largest civil war re-enactment staged on the west coast. He often takes his hobby to the sky as a world war two re-enactor in a B-25 Mitchell bomber.( His office is a small museum of WWII memorabilia!) Ray's also is a musician. He occasionally performs with the "Sons of the San Joaquin" and has recorded 5 albums with the group. (Warner Western Records and Western Jubliee Recording.)
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Blake Taylor
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Blake grew up in the world of radio. Both of his parents had worked in the industry for a time which really sparked his initial interest. By the time he was 17 years old, he had landed an on-air gig at a small music station in his hometown of Hobbs, NM.
This native New Mexican eventually went on to play college baseball and attend the University of New Mexico where he studied history and journalism. Go Lobos!
After spending several years working in sports radio in Albuquerque, NM (KNML and KKOB), Blake broke into News & Talk when he took over as program director and news director at KBTK. But this would not last very long as California called his name in 2002.
After spending 5 great years as the program director and news anchor at KERN in Bakersfield, Blake joined KMJ in the Fall of 2007. You can hear Blake team with Ray Appleton weekday mornings from 6-9AM.
Blake is also a new dad as he and his lovely wife Maricela recently gave birth to a beautiful baby girl. He enjoys cooking, softball, hoops, and being a dad.
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Rush Limbaugh
Perhaps no other conservative media pundit has reshaped the political landscape more than Rush Limbaugh. The nation's top radio talk show host, Rush Limbaugh has conquered the airways with an entertaining and informative brand of conservatism that hits home with millions of Americans. His direct, thoughtful and often merciless commentary on social, economic political issues captivates a fiercely loyal audience. There is no shortage of opinions on Rush Limbaugh's show, and his sense of humor punctuates the lively debate with callers. Rush effectively connects with all of his listeners, and his show has become the most important national forum for America's views in the radio industry.
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Sean Hannity
Sean Hannity is a media superstar and one of the most influential and well-informed voices America. He is tuned into America and hosts The Sean Hannity Show, which reaches more than 10 million people. Hear Sean now, weekday afternoons from 2 to 5 p.m. on KMJ580 NewsTalk.
Also host of the highly successful Fox News Channel’s "Hannity and Colmes," the gutsy talk show host always lands on the right side of the issues. He has interviewed many key political figures ranging from President George W. Bush, Vice President Dick Cheney, Reverend Jesse Jackson, Steve Forbes, New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, Ralph Nader and Ken Starr.
Sean Hannity is also known as the best-selling author of "Let Freedom Ring: Wining the War of Liberty Over Liberalism." Prior to his post at Fox News Channel, Hannity hosted a radio talk show in Atlanta on WGST-AM. He also frequently substitutes for fellow talk show host, Rush Limbaugh on WABC in New York.
In 2003, Sean Hannity received the Freedom of Speech Award from the National Association of Radio Talk Hosts and was voted Syndicated News/Talk Personality of the Year by the readers of R&R. His energy, charisma and seasoned professionalism score points with audiences and critics alike. Sean Hannity is the hottest commodity in talk radio.
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Chris Daniel
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Chris was born to two parents in Minneapolis. Having never met, they were surprised. He spent the following years growing older.
Raised in New York City, he appreciated the opportunities offered there, but had the nature and sense to leave. Since, he has lived in Wyoming, Arizona and Hawai'i, as well as California. He's been in all 50 states, most of Canada, some of the Caribbean and Old Mexico. A real Western Hemisphere guy. You'll find some diverse comments and tips on some of these places on his website travelogue "Roadapple Pie", debuting soon on kmj580.com.
Daniel is a second-generation broadcaster. His father, Dan, a radio veteran of 51 years, broadcast in America's #1 market, New York, from 1961 to 2005. Dan is a recipient of AFTRA's "Broadcaster of the Year" award, was one of the original WMCA "Good Guys" and was the lone broadcaster left on the air in New York during the Great 1965 Blackout. He single-handedly advised, directed and helped millions towards assistance and shelter while the rest of radio and TV was silent. For this he garnered moderate accolades, was mentioned in the song, "Where Were You When the Lights Went Out" and maybe inspired a little boy to follow in his footsteps.
Chris arrived in the Valley in 1989 to help found KRZR. He was the host of the "Front Row" morning show from 1990-2004. Since, he has been in talk radio in Fresno and San Francisco with whistle stops in San Diego and L.A. He lives in Sanger.
There is no "s" at the end of Mr. Daniel's last name. Chris offers the first person to truly remember that 1/2 of future earnings from the strawberry sales of his secret Laotian family. They will be arriving soon after the lifting of "heightened American security" (except for Mexico), will work very hard because they are "so, so happy to be
hee-yah" and will surely become model citizens as they gather in the leaky lean-to that Chris so generously constructed out of fan mail.
Chris lives with Ace, his long-time gal and playoff caliber Norwegian hellcat. She was a 1st team All-American and MVP for the 1983 volleyball state champion Avenal Buccaneers. Ace received even more awards in high school than Chris received absent slips. They are crazy about Lau Lau, their German Shepherd/Husky. She is a natural base-stealer and the family's only vegetarian.
Daniel is an avid "foodie", making messes in the kitchen and collecting strange food gadgets. He can cook a pig in the ground or make a sublime pork cassoulet. His specialties, though, are Italian and Asian cuisine.
Chris received his pilot's license in 1997, much to the chagrin of many Central Valley towns, especially Kerman (see FAA regs. Sec. 91-15, "Dropping Objects").
Daniel is a staunch SF Giants, NY Jets and Arizona Wildcats basketball fan, is freakishly double-jointed, has survived an unscheduled dam opening while tubing in Wisconsin, scored two points at Madison Square Garden (then taken to security office), reeled in a 200-lb marlin and threw up on it's face and once swept out the Yellowstone East Entrance Visitor Station to earn the $2 he didn't have to get in. He may be the only person to read everything James Michener ever wrote. He loves his Sweet Baby Acura with 257k miles. A great speller, he has always had a hard time spelling alcohol, liquor and broadcasting, this to the shock and mirth of those that have known him a while. Chris prefers to be in Kaua'i and would rather eat with chopsticks than anything else.
Besides his dad, Daniel's heroes are Marco Polo, Ben Franklin, John Quincy Adams, Glenn Beck, Silvio Dante and Wayne Chrebet.
He signs off his show with "trudge the road of happy destiny" for a very special reason.
Chris is buried next to Wyatt Earp in Colma, CA.
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Inga Barks
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According to Talkers Magazine, KMJ's Inga Barks is one of the most influential talk show hosts in the nation… watch out Mr. Limbaugh! Inga (heard weeknights 6-8PM) has been racking up awards over the past few years, but none were as important as her honor as the 2007 Woman of the Year (18th Senate District) for her extensive work in the valley and her efforts in passing "Dylan's Law". She was honored last spring at the State Capitol in Sacramento. You can also catch Inga making national news when she debates hot topics live on the Fox News Channel. When she's not talking to KMJ's massive audience, Inga keeps busy taking care of her husband Michael and their three sons.
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Mark Levin
Mark Levin has become one of the hottest properties in Talk radio, his top-rated show on WABC New York is now syndicated nationally by ABC Radio Networks. He is also one of the top new authors in the conservative political arena. Mark's radio show on WABC in New York City skyrocketed to Number 1 on the AM dial in his first 18 months on the air in the competitive 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM time slot. Mark's book Men in Black was released February 7, 2005 and quickly climbed to Number 3 in the nation on the New York Times Best-Seller list. When your book is endorsed by Rush Limbaugh and Sean Hannity, you know you have a winner on your hands. In a short period of time, Mark has become one of the most listened to local radio Talk show hosts in the nation.
Mark Levin took over the WABC 6:00 PM slot on September 2, 2003. Before that, he hosted a popular Sunday afternoon program. "He's smart, witty, and fast on the draw," according to WABC Program Director Phil Boyce. "He has this sharp sarcastic wit that can easily stun his opponents. I know I would not want to debate him." Mark's show follows the ever popular Rush Limbaugh and Sean Hannity on WABC, but everyday he manages to come up with a new twist on the day's top news events, as well as his own unique information. His passion and intellect have made him a favorite of tens of thousands of radio listeners in the New York City area.
Mark has been a frequent guest and substitute host on The Sean Hannity Show, and has also been an advisor to Limbaugh, who frequently refers to him on the air with the nickname "F. Lee Levin." He is perhaps more well-known for his nickname, "The Great One," coined by his friend Hannity.
Mark Levin is one of America's preeminent conservative commentators and constitutional lawyers. He's in great demand as a political and legal commentator, and has appeared on hundreds of television and radio programs. Levin is also a contributing editor for National Review Online, and writes frequently for other publications. Levin has served as a top advisor to several members of President Ronald Reagan's Cabinet - including as Chief of Staff to the Attorney General of the United States. In 2001, the American Conservative Union named Levin the recipient of the prestigious Ronald Reagan Award. He currently practices law in the private sector, heading up the prestigious Landmark Legal Foundation in Washington DC.
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George Noory
The magic of the nation's most popular overnight radio program continues on KMJ580 NewsTalk. George Noory has replaced the retired Art Bell and now hosts America's Coast to Coast AM. George Noory's nightly excursion into the topical, the off beat, the bizarre and the unexplained will have you sitting on the edge of your bed. He is tapped into the tastes of the up-all-night-crowd and reminds The Delaware Valley nightly that a whole universe is out there waiting to be decoded. His driving force is to solve the great mysteries of our time while entertaining and informing millions of talk radio listeners. While still a teenager, George joined a UFO organization and immersed himself in the field. In fact, George's very first broadcast interview, while a young radio reporter, was with Roswell expert/physicist Stanton Friedman. At age 28, he was the youngest major news market television news director in the country. Since 1997, Noory known as "the Nighthawk" has been the host of a late-night radio program in St. Louis. George has served nine years in the U.S. Naval Reserve, and has won three Emmy Awards as a news executive.
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Glenn Beck
Glenn Beck is a talk radio and TV personality whose quick wit, candid opinions and engaging personality has helped him attract a devoted following nationwide. His show, The Glenn Beck Program, is heard on more than 270 radio stations across the country and is syndicated by Premiere Radio Networks. It is the third highest-rated national radio talk show among adults ages 25 to 54.
In addition to his daily radio show, Beck recently launched a self-titled national TV show on CNN Headline News.
Beck made his talk radio debut in 2001 when he joined WFLA-AM in Tampa, Florida, where he took over a program ranked 18th in the market and took it to No. 1 within his first year.
Within 18 months, Premiere Radio Networks offered Beck the opportunity to go national. In January 2002, The Glenn Beck Program debuted on 47 stations. Today, the show is heard on more than 230 stations and on XM satellite radio.
In January 2006, CNN announced that Beck would have an hour-long show on CNN Headline News. Glenn Beck, which debuted May 8, 2006, is an unconventional look at the news of the day featuring Beck's often amusing perspective.
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Roy Isom
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Roy Isom, news director and farm news editor of KMJ Radio in Fresno, was the California Farm Bureau Federation 1994 Agricultural Reporter of the Year.
The award is presented to the outstanding agricultural reporter who is judged to be best telling California agriculture's story to the public. Reporter nominations are submitted by county Farm Bureau's.
Bob L. Vice, CFBF president, had this to day: "Roy has covered agriculture in the nation's top farm county for 15 years. He understands the issues, talks with farmers and is deeply committed to agriculture. He is the voice of agriculture in the Central Valley."
Bob L. Vice, CFBF president, had this to day: "Roy has covered agriculture in the nation's top farm county for 15 years. He understands the issues, talks with farmers and is deeply committed to agriculture. He is the voice of agriculture in the Central Valley."
Fresno County Farm Bureau President, Don Wilson, said in his nomination of Isom, "Roy has done a consistent and excellent job of reporting the concerns and activities of farming and agribusiness. He provides a forum for presenting our needs to the consumers and for addressing concerns over ag related issues."
He becomes the fourth radio reporter to win the award since its inception in 1974. The others are Walt Shaw, KRAK-Sacramento (1974): Bill Allison, KMJ-Fresno (1977)' and Terri Rae Elmer, KFBK-Sacramento (1983). The 1993 award winner was David Ross, editor of two San Diego County weekly newspapers.
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Skip Essick
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Veteran Broadcaster Skip Essick joined Peak Broadcasting in August 2007 as Program and Operations Director of Newstalk 580 KMJ. With over 35 years of broadcast programming and management experience, Skip spent several years behind the microphone before moving behind the desk. Following announcing positions at top 40 WGRD in Grand Rapids, Michigan, Skip accepted a position as program director of news/talk WSPD in his native home town of Toledo, Ohio. After 2 years of ratings success, he was elevated to director of programming for Grand Rapids stations WOOD AM and FM.
In 1989, Essick was recruited to join 50 thousand watt powerhouse WHAS in Louisville as program manager where he oversaw the transformation from full service adult contemporary to news talk. Following 7 years in Louisville, Essick returned to Michigan as program manager of 50 thousand watt WJR in Detroit - where he recruited, launched, and directed new programming including the Mitch Albom Show. In 1996, Skip accepted the Vice President and Market Manager position of Clear Channel's West Michigan operations - a position he held for nearly 12 years. Beginning with 3 stations, Skip eventually was responsible for 16 radio stations in the Grand Rapids, Muskegon, and Battle Creek, Michigan markets.
With a desire to return to his first passion, radio programming, Skip made the move to the California's Central Valley as Program Director of KMJ Radio and host of KMJ's Afternoon News hour at 5PM.
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Bill Woodward
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Bill Woodward, "Voice of the Bulldogs", started with KMJ in 1972. He started his career in radio in Eugene, Oregon and has since been awarded the best Play-by-Play by the Associated Press. Bill's first job was mowing lawns and he currently likes to play golf in his spare time.
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Doug Collins
Doug Collins, Meteorologist, provides the weather report each day on KMJ 580. He is also the morning weather anchor for ABC 30 Action News AM Live. Doug is a full member of both the American Meteorological Society and the National Weather Association.
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Craig Hansen
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Auto ShopTalk: Saturday 10am-12pm
Radio Tradio: Saturday 7am-9am
Craig combines his love and knowledge of automobiles with his experience as both a news reporter and play by play announcer, to successfully host KMJ’s Auto Shop Talk. He has had this position since the show’s inception in 1984 and he continues to bring outstanding insight to the show which translates into rating and ultimately results for our clients.
Ron Strong
Ron began his automotive career as an automotive repair technician at a Chevron Station while attending high school. After graduating, he worked for Grand Auto until he opened his own repair business in 1983. He has received numerous achievement awards in automotive repair and is an outside consultant for the State of California Bureau of Automotive Repair. His knowledge and experience brings a nice balance to the program.
Roger Vogt
In 1986, Roger Vogt left his surfboard in San Diego and picked up an automotive degree from C.O.S. two years later. After a seven year career at Mahoney-Odell Ford, Roger opened his own shop in 1977. He added an A/C parts warehouse in 1987. Roger continues to be a hands-on master technician with an emphasis on air-conditioning for both auto and agriculture.
Learn more about Roger: www.performanceautoandair.com
Radio Tradio
Radio Tradio is one of KMJ’s most popular talk shows, offering listeners the opportunity to buy and sell over the airwaves. The lines are always busy. When Radio Tradio is on the road, listeners are guaranteed an opportunity to air their classified if they come down in person live broadcast location.
Call 490-5858 or 1-800-776-5858.
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The Mutual Fund Store with Adam Bold
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Saturday 9am-10am
The Mutual Fund Show, the first nationally syndicated radio program to offer independent and objective investment advice focused primarily on mutual funds, is heard every Saturday on stations in 57 top markets throughout 30 states across the country.
Hosted for 10 years by Adam Bold, founder of The Mutual Fund Store®, author of The Bold Truth about Mutual Funds, and also host of the TV show Your Investments with Adam Bold, the radio show features market and industry commentary from the host and interaction with listeners. Bold takes questions on specific mutual funds and managers, and educates listeners across the country with easy-to-understand answers to questions about specific mutual funds and industry issues which impact their personal investment assets.
"We're excited to bring our brand of mutual fund and investing advice to listeners across the United States," Bold said. "We believe a genuine need exists for the independent and objective investment advice and education our show offers investors across the country.''
Bold is sought nationally for his expertise on investing and appears frequently on cable business channels programming. Additionally, he is frequently featured or quoted in financial services publications.
The Mutual Fund Store® is the first nationally-branded, independent registered investment advisory organization in the United States. Founded by Bold in 1996, The Mutual Fund Store® system includes more than 50 Registered Investment Advisors (RIAs), some owned by the company and others independently owned and operated by franchisees. Bold makes mutual fund and asset allocation recommendations to all TMFS advisors in his role as chief investment officer of The Mutual Fund Research Center, the advisory arm for The Mutual Fund Store. TMFS advisors collectively managed more than $4 billion for more than 20,000 clients through Dec. 31, 2007. The company is headquartered in Overland Park, Kan.
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Brad Maaske
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Saturday Noon-1pm
After being a part time co-host with Craig Hansen from 1990 through 1997 Brad decided he could handle the job as full time co-host of Real Talk in 1998. Brad has been working in real estate sales and construction since 1976. He is a licensed General Contractor and Real Estate Broker and currently the owner and Broker of Realty World Investors Realty.
He is a former City of Exeter Planning Commissioner, Current and Past President of the Realty World San Joaquin Valley Trade Group, Past President of the Realty World of Northern California Brokers Council and an all around good guy! If you have real estate questions Brad is the one to call. If he does not know the answer he probably knows who does.
Ruth Michaels
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Ruth has been on-the-air in Fresno for more than 20 years (starting when she was just a wee babe), the past 5 with the Infinity Radio Group. Starting as a wanna-be long-haired hippie chick Rock Jock, Ruth has evolved into the highly respected, multi-talented, news person she is today, (or so she would have us believe). When not hard at work, Ruth spends her time with her two lovely children, Sydney and Leo; stunningly handsome husband Doug and family mascot, Eartha Kitty in their vine-covered cottage in Madera.
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McKai Cartier
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Mckai began her career in radio at the Penn State student station back in the 70s, when Joe Paterno was still in his first decade as head coach of the Nittany Lions. She moved to Fresno after graduating with a degree in Journalism to take a job in rock 'n roll radio, but has since returned to news, joining the staff of KMJ in 2001. She, her husband, and three fabulous teenage daughters live in northwest Fresno where her hobbies include knitting, Sudoku, and "mad scientist gardening."
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Gene Davis
Gene Davis was born in 1936 and lived on a farm with his parents in Laton, California. He attended Laton High School, C.O.S., and Coalinga College before coming to KMJ in 1969. He currently produces and anchors the KMJ afternoon news. He has had over 40 years in broadcasting and has won several Associated Press awards for the best news. He is also the owner of a small production studio, D&T Media - Gene Davis Productions, where he produces commercial spot announcements for a variety of clients and stations.
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Steve Gonzalez
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Steve began his radio career while attending Arizona State University, where he served as the student radio station's Sports Director and Program Director.
In August of 2002, Steve headed to Scottsbluff, Nebraska to handle the play-by-play duties for the Western Nebraska Community College basketball and baseball teams. During his time in Scottsbluff, Steve also served as the Sports Director for radio station KPNY.
In April of 2003, Steve and his wife headed west for California and settled down in Fresno. Steve joined KMJ shortly after arriving in town. You can listen to Steve anchor KMJ's local newscast s every afternoon from 1pm until 4pm. Steve also hosts the 5p-6p news hour with Gene Davis Monday through Friday. On Saturday's, Steve serves as your morning news host from 6a-8a.Besides his news duties, Steve is also a key member of the KMJ sports department, where he anchors local sports reports every afternoon during the 5p-6p newshour. Steve is also a co-host of Pre and Post Game Dog Talk.
Steve is a native of Fresno.
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Dennis Hart
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Dennis went into broadcasting because of KMJ. Growing up in Fresno, he listened to KMJ every Saturday and Sunday for more than a decade -- to hear NBC Radio's weekend-long "Monitor" magazine program.
"Monitor" sounded so exciting -- it convinced Dennis to make broadcasting his career. His first job after graduating from Fresno State was as a radio news director in Susanville.
After that, he spent the next quarter-century working in TV news in Fresno, Phoenix, Atlanta, Detroit, San Francisco and Los Angeles (with time out for a couple of years to teach journalism at Iowa State University). He covered everything from presidential campaigns to major earthquakes to the world's wrist-wrestling champion (who defeated him, hands-down). During this wild ride, he picked up an Emmy and numerous other awards.
Finally, he's returned "home" to the Valley -- and to a job he loves -- reporting news on KMJ.
In his spare time (in case you're wondering), Dennis enjoys golf, movies, books -- and maintaining his website devoted to -- what else? -- "NBC Monitor."
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Paul Loeffler
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Paul Loeffler is now Sports Director at KMJ, and feels privileged to follow in the footsteps of legends like Lon Simmons, Bill Thompson, Gus Zernial, and Bill Woodward as the “Voice of the Bulldogs.” Paul has been handling the play-by-play for the Fresno State baseball team since 2001, and was thrilled to be behind the microphone in Omaha when the Diamond Dogs won the College World Series championship in 2008. He’s even written a book about that: http://wonderdogsbook.com.
A Los Banos native, Paul returned to the San Joaquin Valley after graduating from Syracuse University in 1998. He and his wife, Tonia, have been blessed with two darling daughters, Avery and Mallory, who have both grown fond of the red licorice in the Beiden Field press box.
Spending nearly a decade as a sports anchor and reporter at Fresno’s CBS affiliate, Paul has filled a variety of roles on television, including an annual assignment with ABC and ESPN for the Scripps National Spelling Bee. Translating his award-winning television work with World War II veterans into radio, he has hosted Hometown Heroes on KMJ since October 2007. Airing Sunday afternoons at 4 p.m., Hometown Heroes shines a spotlight on history through the voices of those who lived it, those who fought on the frontlines of freedom. To tell Paul about a hero in your hometown, e-mail him at paul@kmj580.com or go to http://trueheroestv.com
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Mark Holste
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Mark Holste has been a fixture on Fresno radio stations for the past 20 years. Mark entertained country radio audiences for a number of years on KNAX and KFRE with his warm personable style and down to earth sense of humor. Mark also "did time" on KKDJ and Oldies 92.9. In 1997 Mark "switched gears" and became a full fledged traffic reporter for radio stations KMJ, KISS Country, and MEGA 97.9 in the afternoons plus morning drive traffic chores on KFSO and KEZL.
Just as Fresno and the valley radio listeners have relied on Mark's concise traffic reports to help them get to and from work, they also like him as one of the voices on KMJ'S Dogtalk! Whether it's football or basketball, Mark has been the man behind the microphone to share in the joys and sorrows of Bulldog sports.
When is comes to communicating with radio listeners Mark says, "I always go back to the first thing I was ever taught, you have to be one on one with the people. Even though they're are thousands of listeners at any given time, each person only has one set of ears!"
Mark has one last duty that sort of flies under the radar, he produces the Inga Bark's show weekday nights from 6 to 8pm on 580 KMJ.
