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MORNINGS!
Gregg Hutchins is the man behind the "down home" humor and
the
"music that moves you" each morning. He's been a Singing News "Golden Mic"
award winner, a 1991 Singing News Fan Award winnner (DJ of the year),
and
a 1990 Eddie Crook Company DJ of the year. Greg also spent five years
as
host of the syndicated radio show, "Southern Gospel Today," which
received
four nominations for a Singing News Fan Award as "Favorite Syndicated
Show".
He also produced, published and played on "Adam's Side, " the Billy
Walker
tune voted as Cash Box Magazine's 1993 Independent Label Christian
Country
Song of the Year. And, in his spare time, Greg operates his own
production
studio and plays drums for Grand Ole Opry member Jean Shepard.
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MID-DAYS!
Greg Goodman
has been in radio for 11 years. He has been
in Christian radio for the past three years. He became a Christian when at 8 years
old and states "it is great to be able to combine my beliefs and
career." Greg is married and has a daughter. He enjoys spending time with
his family and friends. He is the
oldest of two children. His favorite thing in the world is to laugh and
hear others laughing. So, if you listen to him in the afternoon, don't
be
surprised if he tries to get a giggle out of you. He is a diet coke addict!
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AFTERNOONS!
Jeremy Sweat Jeremy’s start in
Christian Radio came just out of high school in1992. An interview on
the local station in Saint Joseph, MO led to part-time work that turned
into a full-time career. Over the years, he’s gained experience in
production, traffic, sales, fund raising, promotions, web design and
programming. He is an Addy award winning producer and copywriter, and a
published Marketing author on the topic of Global branding. He made the
move to Nashville with his wife Rachel and two boys Zach and Ty to be
closer to family and to spend long summer days on the lake.
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EVENINGS!
Ed Evens Raised in the Pacific Northwest, Ed got his start
in
radio at the tender age of 16. He has worked in many different formats
of radio including country, pop and contemporary Christian, but
Southern Gospel
is his first choice and he enjoys playing it every day . His favorite
hobby
is eating chocolate.
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OVERNIGHTS!
Jami Mayberry was born and raised in
Amarillo, Texas. She attended Texas A&M University. Jami has been in
radio for over 20 yrs. in Texas, Oklahoma, California and Tennessee. She
was an MSNBC country music correspondent for Nashville in the 90's, and
served on the TN State Senate staff in 2002-2003 with a resolution passed
in her honor on her final day by the Senate. Jami loves international
travel and meeting new friends. She is single, and has a dog named Buster
and a cat named Spot. Jami has a passion for her faith and a passion for
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| WEEKENDS!
Jim Black Two time Dove Award winner for Disc Jockey of
the
Year from the Gospel Music Association, Jim hosts Solid Gospel Sunday
mornings
with his side-kick "Breakfast Bob". A veteran of over thirty years in
the
gospel music world, his big break came at the age of 21 when Jim was
hired
by the world famous Chuck Wagon Gang to sing bass. Jim co-founded the
Southern Gospel Music Guild, and was President of the Nashville Chapter
of the NARAS (National Academy of Recording Artists and Sciences), the
producers of the annual "Grammy Awards". Jim also co-founded the annual
National Christian Radio Seminar and was chairman for thirteen years.
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Les Butler
is the host of the popular weekend specialty
programs, "Front Porch Fellowship" (bluegrass gospel) and "The Old
Country
Church." It's not unusual to find him on stage at any given
concert
adding his talents from mandolin, piano, guitar, dobro to playing the
bass. His show won the annual Achievement In Radio Award in 1999.
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