Chuck Southcott has been presenting the great standards both locally and nationally for his entire career. Chuck was named Los Angeles Times “Disc Jockey of the Year” and received both the Billboard and Gavin awards as national “Program Director of the Year.” Broadcasters know Chuck Southcott’s warm, knowledgeable presentation of the greatest music ever made by way of his daily network program.

Jim Raposa,in a career spanning over three decades, has built a solid reputation as a top-notch personality at great radio stations. As an air talent, Jim has received numerous awards from fellow broadcasters in recognition of his unique ability to develop compelling and entertaining short and long form syndicated radio specials and programming.

Carl Hampton was born into a radio family. It didn't take him too long to embrace the world of radio himself and has been working in the business since 1981. He's enjoyed presenting our kind of music nationally, and it's been a thrill for him every step of the way. His upbeat and conversational approach to playing standards is contagious.

Scott O’Neil loves the standards!
He says “I have had the privilege of playing and enjoying the Great American Songbook, and great stars, my entire radio career.

Steve Cassidy has been playing our kind of music ever since he worked for KFKA, a classic Pop/Standards station back in the 80s. His upbeat style and quick wit have earned him numerous fans and many broadcasting awards over the years.