Monday - Friday
10:00 AM to 2:00 PM | Scott's tongue-in-cheek personality both on and off the air has
gotten him noticed at more than one radio station in his extensive
career. His AC experience has taken him from Idaho to Seattle
and finally landed him in Denver where he makes his home with
his favorite K9 companion, Sidney. Callers to his show always
get an interesting conversation and sometimes they even make
it onto the air! Through the workday his audience is entertained
by today's hit music and Scott's fun and laid back, yet sometimes unconventional style. |
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Monday - Friday
7:00PM to midnight | Nights come alive with the interaction Blake provides for
his audience. The evening music mix is contemporary and
upbeat. His radio career includes several stations in his
hometown of Ottumwa Iowa; also stops in Des Moines,
Kansas City, Clarksville, TN and Pensacola. When not
on the air, Blake loves tracking down rare CD's for his
music collection and watching classic sitcoms on
TV Land and Nick-At-Nite. |
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Monday - Friday
Midnight to 6:00 AM | "Crash" is an accomplished on-air veteran. He has worked at top
stations including Nashville's 92Q and KOOL 105 in Denver. "Crash"
has experience in a variety of radio formats including Classic Hits,
Country, Jazz, Oldies, R&B and of course his current home playing the
best variety! |
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 Saturday
7:00 to Midnight For the last 18 years, Sean “Hollywood” Hamilton has been one of the most recognizable names in radio from coast-to-coast. He has established a legion of fans and admirers within the music industry, when he hosted shows at Z-100 in New York, KIIS FM in Los Angeles and then back again at KTU in New York, and all becoming #1 in the Arbitron ratings in a short amount of time. Sean Hamilton always dreamed about becoming a Disc Jockey, and his dream started when he was six-teen years old and constructed an illegal pirate radio station in the basement of his parent’s home. Sean admits “I knew I wanted to pursue a career in this business when I caught the bug back then illegally, speaking to 6 people on a clear day. It was such a great feeling that I decided I wanted to speak to a few more.“ When his pirate radio station was pulled off the air by the Federal Communications Commission, he immediately landed his first job in commercial radio in his hometown of Reno, Nevada. In 1990 New Line Cinema released a motion picture called “Pump up the Volume” starring Christian Slater, which was loosely based on Sean’s life. Reference: http://www.weekendtop30.com/host.htm |
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Sunday
7:00PM - 10:00PM After five wildly successful years as the first MTV -VJ, Nina Blackwood signed an unprecedented dual show contract with Paramount Television, anchoring both her own weekly “Rock Report” on Entertainment Tonight, and co-hosting TV’s award winning Solid Gold. One highlight she recalls is: “When I worked for Entertainment Tonight I got to emcee Paul McCartney's press conference. That was a thrill!” Nina’s popularity led to BBC, European and US network TV and/or film appearances such as “Live Aid,” “The British Phonograph Awards,” “The Montreux Rock Festival,” “Farm Aid,” and parts in ABC's “It's Your Move” as well as features like WB's “Rat Boy,” directed by Sondra Locke, and a co-starring role in Disney's “Rock'n'Roll Mom.“ In 1998, Nina's syndicated radio program “Absolutely80s” went on the air, kicking off major new interest in both the music and the lifestyle of the eighties. The hit music show is distributed nationally by the Dick Clark co-owned United Stations Radio Networks. In 2001 Nina began the afternoon drive shift on Denver's top rated "The Peak, 96.5 FM." During her live four hour shift, Nina drew on her vast personal knowledge of the artists and times to satisfy her listeners like no other ‘80s host could. Read more about Nina at http://www.ninablackwood.com. |
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Budweiser Super Mix
Monday - Friday
6:00 P.M.
for a full hour of non-stop music! |
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