Community First Broadcasting, LLC

KSOU-FM 93.9•KIHK-FM 106.9•KSOU-AM 1090

P.O. Box 298•128 20th Street S.E.•Sioux Center, Iowa 51250•(712) 722-1090•FAX 722-1102

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Scott Gaines (AM Drive) is a name synonymous with the art of audience interaction and retention. He has been entertaining radio audiences for over 20 years and has worked for legendary major market radio stations like KVIL and The Wolf in Dallas, Sirius XM and ABC Radio Networks. Scott lives and breathes Country music, and says “it’s in my blood!”

Steve Cassidy (Midday) has been on the radio in Denver for over 20 years. He’s worked at AC KOSI 101, Oldies KOOL 105, & Rhythmic Oldies Jammin’ 92.5. Steve also currently works swing/fill-in on Classic Hits KOOL 105 in Denver, as well as Country 92.5 The Wolf, and Hot AC Mix 100. He is a free-lance voiceover talent as well. In his spare time, he loves spending time with his wife & two perfect kids.

Linda Flores (Midday) is a radio pro with many years of major market and national experience. She’s worked with Bob Kingsley’s American Country Countdown show and great Dallas stations including KILT, KLTY and KSCS and KVIL. If Linda’s voice sounds familiar, you’ve probably heard her on national radio and TV commercials. In her spare time, she loves taking road trips looking for the best BBQ in the country and running with her Ipod.

Terry King (Midday) a Texas native who spent 18 years on air at the legendary KVIL in Dallas. During those 18 years, he was one of two disk jockeys in the history of the station to work every shift from Mornings to Overnights and everything in between. By his own admission, he knows no stranger and could “talk to a tractor tire.”

Chuck Leary (PM Drive) For the past 35 years, Chuck has combined his passion for playing the hits on radio with recording and managing tours for some of the greatest artists including America, the Beach Boys and the Bee Gees. In radio, Chuck has been an on-air personality, producer and programmer on stations from KWAV in Monterey to the legendary KYGO in Denver.

Joe Wade Formicola (PM Drive) is a veteran air personality and radio programmer with over 30 years of experience. He has worked for many great stations including Detroit’s WXYT & WWWW and WRAL/WCMC in Raleigh. He also hosted the nationally syndicated show, NASCAR Country and his accomplishments include a Lifetime Membership in the Country Music Association (CMA) and a two time winner of Billboard Magazine’s DJ of the Year award.

Richard Lee (PM Drive) is a National radio personality, and he has been entertaining Country music listeners for more than 30 years. He is credited with drawing in large audiences at some of the most prestigious stations in America, including KUZZ Bakersfield, KUUY Cheyenne, WBCS Milwaukee, and KNIX Phoenix. Richard’s passion for country music flows through every show and his conversational style, coupled with his lengthy relationships with some of the biggest names in Country music provides an unmatched entertainment quality in each and every show.

Howie Davis (Evenings) is a long-time radio personality, whose career has taken him to cities large and small, starting in his home town of Sparta, Wisconsin. Howie got his "big break" in 1982, when he was hired at the legendary KKBQ in Houston. That began a career run that has included five national award-winning Radio Stations of the Year, and two Marconi Awards. Howie has had success in multiple radio formats, including Top 40, country, classic country, oldies, adult contemporary, Hot AC, and contemporary Christian.

Michael Collins (Evenings) is a 29 year radio and television veteran. He got his start doing afternoon drive in Wyoming, but Michael spent much of his on-air career in Denver on stations such as KRXY, KPKE, KIMN and KYGO. Over the years, he also worked in Orlando at WOMX and did both TV & radio in Minot, North Dakota. When not on the radio, he loves spending time with his wife and three daughters.

Prince Mayne (Evenings) is a native of San Francisco California. He started in radio in 1982 after serving his country in the US Navy, and has since done quite of circuit with radio gigs in Rockford IL, Monterey CA, Dallas TX, WCCQ, Chicago and most recently KZ-Country Radio Network in Lincoln. Prince has been on the Country Today format since 2000.

Melody Morgan (Overnight) is the former Program Director and midday host of DG's Hot Country. She brings 25 years of programming, on-air and promotion experience from top-shelf stations in Los Angeles, San Diego and Reno.