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KJ Mac Bio
It all
started in the basement of my Colorado Springs home when I
was a teen, playing DJ with my 45’s. I was having fun but
didn’t really give it much more thought until I went to
college. There they told me I had to declare a major.
While thumbing through the class catalog I came across The
Communications Department-BINGO I found my home.
Thirty-seven years later I am still doing what I love, being
on the air playing music! I moved to Idaho in 1978 and fell
in love with Boise. No need to look anywhere else, this is
where I am going to live and raise a family.
I worked
for KFXD-AM for about 5 years, doing all sorts of shifts
including Morning Drive. Then a call came in and a country
station wanted me to do their Morning Drive Show. Off I
went to be a Morning DJ on W O L D-sorry that’s a song, on
KGEM! Stayed there until yet another call came in from a
brand new FM country station and they wanted me to be the
first one to sign on the station-off to the FM band and
worked at KQFC for sixteen years!
Loved
playing country music but the music I grew up on was calling
my name, saying ‘come to K-HITS and bring back memories of
the songs you were playing back in the 70’s when they were
brand new.’ Off I went to play the Superhits of the
60-70-and 80’s at K-HITS, stayed with them for 10 years.
That brings us to today where I am playing all the Feel Good
Favorites from the 60’s and 70’s and every once in a while
we slip in some 50’s all on KOOL Oldies 99.5. I love being
the Morning Drive host, waking people up with wacky stories,
contests all while giving them the MOST music in the
Morning!
When I am
not on the air you could find me being the arena voice for
the Boise State Broncos Men and Women’s basketball teams. I
have had the honor of being ‘the voice of the Broncos’ for
over 30 years. I also announce Boise State University
Softball games. Oh yeah, I love to play golf! If you ever
need somebody to join your group just give me a call!
Johnny
Roller
 Johnny
Roller has been on the airwaves for many years. His
distinctive voice has been heard on many different radio
stations throughoutthe Treasure Valley. Born and raised in
Southern Idaho, his family has called this area home for
over a hundred years.
Music is a
big part of his life, being a musican and singer/songwriter
himself. In his spare time he plays electric-violin and
sings wth a rockin' blues band called Deacon 5. He has also
played fiddle for a Wild West show with River City
Entertainment on the Thunder Mtn. Line Train.
When asked
what his favorite type of music is he replies, 'Good music,
it doesn't really matter what style it is. As long as it's
good...'
So Kool
Oldies is the perfect place for him. All the Koolest tunes
from the late 50's through the early 70's. Spend some 'Rollertime'
with him,
Monday
through Friday, 3pm to 7pm on Kool Oldies 99.5. |
