Amy started her career in radio as a student DJ for KNTU at the University of North Texas. She graduated with a German degree, but had her sights set on radio and worked at a mixed bag of stations in the Dallas area before taking an announcer position at Classical 101.1 WRR-FM....

Linda Cassidy is a veteran broadcaster with 25 years in the industry. You may recognize her voice, which is featured in radio and television commercials nationwide.

Tyler Kline is an active composer with over a decade of experience in public radio. His music has been performed throughout the United States, and internationally in Asia, Europe, and South America.

Greg has successfully combined a career as a radio professional and concert pianist. He began as a fill-in announcer at WGUC in Cincinnati while completing his doctorate in piano at the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music...

Duart has announced classical music for public radio listeners in Arizona since 1987. She is a contributing writer for Central Sound at Eight, a part of Arizona PBS, and host of ASU in Concert...

Janine began studying the oboe at age 10 and attended the University of Missouri-Columbia on a full music scholarship. However, she caught the radio bug by volunteering at the classical...

Charles Newton is a regular contributor to KBACH. He’s been the voice of our special programs, “Requiem: A Musical History,” “Black Voices,” and “A Classical Kwanzaa.”

Matt Rogers got his start in radio at 16, working for a tiny AM station in Gastonia, North Carolina. He graduated from Campbell University with a degree in Broadcast Management and has...

Brian comes to KBACH having worked at public and commercial radio stations in his hometown of Atlanta, Georgia, dating back to 1988. He also worked as a voice actor, voice-over talent...

With a twenty-year career in broadcasting, Charlotte brings a wealth of experience to KBACH that includes stints at Radio New Zealand and the BBC....