95.5 KNDY-FM On-Air Personalities

RICK MORGAN delivers one of the most fun morning shows you’ll find anywhere. Whether it’s Brain Aerobics, Loser-of-the-Day or Stranger Than Michael Jackson, Rick’s slightly tilted view of what’s going on keeps you informed and entertained!

ADRIENNE BROOKS originally studied psychology but quickly developed a love for radio that has lasted more than 20 years. She’s an avid “I Love Lucy” fan and could spend an entire day watching back-to-back episodes. Adrienne enjoys being with family and friends and spending time with her husband and daughter.

TAD SVENDSEN has been broadcasting since he was in high school, starting out at a country station of course! He absolutely loves Country music and boasts an almost encyclopedic knowledge of it. His daily “Big Burning Question” keeps the phones hopping every afternoon.

PENNY MITCHELL came to radio direct from nursing school, a move that almost made her parents pass out. She’s a hard-core vegetarian who has climbed mountains, literally, in her native Colorado. Penny once chauffeured Billy Dean around for several hours and would like to publicly acknowledge that she did not kidnap him!

DON BISHOP has been working in radio since the 1960s. He enjoys the vast outdoors and fishing in remote streams and lakes. A history buff, Don also enjoys high vintage performance cars and has a restored ‘68 Cougar. One of his greatest thrills was filling in for a week as announcer for “The Price is Right.”

Every time he gets in front of the microphone, Bob Kingsley adds to his status as the most listened-to radio voice in country music history. The Host and Executive Producer of Bob Kingsley's Country Top 40, far and away the most successful show of its kind, has been the king of the country countdown for three decades now, and to hear him tell it, the process retains every bit of its magic.

"I love the music and the people who make it," he says, "and I want our listeners to have as much insight into both as it's possible to give them, and to make the experience as enjoyable as possible."