Air Shift: KZOR 6 AM – 10 AM
KZOR JamZone Friday & Saturday 10 PM – 1 AM
KIXN  7 PM - Midnight

Place of Birth:  Hilo, Hawaii

Hobbies:  Music, reading, going to concerts, watching football and doing sportscasts.

How did you come to work in radio?  Started as a hobby, became a passion. 
I started as a white guy playing black music on a Spanish station and 10 years later I’m still here in the biz and still doing hip-hop on the weekends.

Life’s Philosophy and/or favorite expression:  Keep your life philosophy adaptable.

E-Mail Jason

Air Shift: KZOR 10 AM – 2 PM / KIXN 2 PM – 7 PM

Place of Birth:  Hobbs, NM

Hobbies:  Gardening and computers

How did you come to work in radio?
A friend was moving away and recommended me for the job at the radio station.

Life’s Philosophy and/or favorite expression:  “Whatever!” 

E-mail Gary

Air Shift: KIXN 10 AM – 2 PM
KZOR 2 PM – 7 PM

Place of Birth:  A Hospital Operating Room

Hobbies:  Answering questionnaires (and exercising my imagination.)

How did you come to work in radio? 
I lost the National Talent Search contest.  The “American DeeJay” judge from England said I have a face that’s perfect for radio.

Life’s Philosophy and/or favorite expression:  The truth is highly overrated.

E-Mail Dawn Morgan

Air Shift:
KIXN 6 AM - 9 AM Mon - Friday
KIXN Red Dirt Roads 9 PM - Midnight Saturday
KZOR Weekend/Swing

Place of Birth: Kermit, TX

Hobbies:  Golf, reading, sleeping and baseball.

How did you come to work in radio?
By Accident!!!!  I was in the grocery store in my hometown, Big Springs, TX, after school and working one evening.  A friend of mine who was the program director of KBST at the time happened to be there also and asked if I could help him out by working nights for a while.  Less than a month later I was music director and PD about 6 months later.  The rest is now history.  10 years later and a favor for a friend it turned into a career.

Life’s Philosophy and/or favorite expression:
My philosophy is pretty simple, “Do the best you can everyday to make the world a little better place.”  As the staff at the station would tell you, my favorite expression is probably “It ain’t rocket science!”.

E-mail T.J.