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DJ
Bios
 Bruce
Chandler
Bruce Chandler spent nine years at KIQQ-FM/Los Angeles (most
of them doing the morning show) before we were able to coax
him away as part of the original Oldies Channel staff. You
may hear his voice on national radio and television spots
as well. Recent clients include Embassy Suites Hotels, Coleco/Tomy
Toys, and Mazda.
 Ric
Santos
Ric Santos is Program Director of the Oldies Channel. Ric
spent a number of years honing his programming talents at
KHYL (KOOL 101) in Sacramento. Prior to that, he enjoyed a
bi-coastal career working for stations in Hartford, CT (WDRC)
and Danbury, CT (WLAD, WDAQ), as well as San Diego (KSDO-FM)
and Riverside (KGGI). Ric was even a weekender on the Oldies
Channel back in 1988!
 Brad
Pierce
Brad Pierce is approaching his 40th year in broadcasting.
The Providence, RI native got started in radio while still
in high school and upon graduation began work at Top 40 WICE.
Brad programmed WGNG and contributed to the ratings success
of JB-105 and 92/PRO-FM. His commercial voiceover work is
familiar all over New England. In 1987, Brad began a new in
Los Angeles as afternoon host of the Oldies Channel playing
the greatest hits of all time.
 C.J.
Stone
C.J. Stone joined the Oldies Channel back in 1989, after spending
time at KPKE-FM, Denver; 91-FM, Auckland, New Zealand; KYA-AM-FM/San
Francisco; and KXOA/Sacramento. In addition to his on-air
skills, C.J. has extensive programming and production experience.
C.J. also does weekends on KYSR-FM (Star 98.7)/Los Angeles.
 Robert
M. Chenault
Robert M. Chenault joined the Oldies Channel from Detroit
where he spent eight years on the air at WLTI-FM, WOMC-FM,
and as Program Director at WKNR-FM (now WNIC). He also programmed
in Phoenix at KXAM and hosted a popular late night oldies
show on KFMB/San Diego. If you've lived in upper Michigan,
you may have seen Robert anchoring television news at WWTV.
 Mucho
Morales
Mucho Morales brings over 25 years of Los Angeles experience
to the Oldies Channel. Mucho began his career at award-winning
KFRC in San Francisco. He debuted in L.A. at the legendary
KHJ. Mucho was the Arbitron-rated #1 afternoon man at KPWR-FM
for five years and also KRTH-FM. Mucho was also the morning
man at KRLA-AM and has done network production for "Wheel
of Fortune". He is currently in broadcasting education and
voiceover work.
 Mike
Daniels
Mike Daniels currently is on the air at oldies station K-EARTH
101/Los Angeles, and was an air-personality at KRLA/Los Angeles.
Mike has also done commercials for Air New Zealand, and has
produced a weekly three-hour radio show, "Live from the 60's".
 "Humble"
Harve Miller
"Humble" Harve Miller was elected to Cleveland's Rock & Roll
Hall of Fame in 1995. His legendary career began in Philadelphia
where he was on WIBG, WFIL and WHAT. He did afternoons on
KVI, Seattle and was the nighttime Boss Jock at super-station
KHJ in Los Angeles. Other LA stations include KBLA, KKDJ,
KIIS, KIQQ, KUTE, KRLA, KRTH, KCBS and KZLA. He has voiced
numerous nationally syndicated radio specials and has appeared
in several motion pictures.
 Larry
McKay
Larry McKay's radio career includes stops at some great Los
Angeles radio stations: KRLA, KMPC, KFI, KIIS and KHJ. Larry's
been the TV promo voice for KTLA, FOX-KTTV, and does national
promos for CBS-TV. He was even the voice of the L.A. Emmy
Awards. Plus, he's done voiceovers for "Frasier", "Married
with Children", "Cheers", "Wings" and "The Fresh Prince of
Bel Air" TV shows.
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