DJs

About Big D:

I started in radio when I was 14 years old at a 1000-watt Christian radio station in Cookeville, Tenn. By the age of 17, I hosted my first talk show, which led me to doing mornings on an oldies station in the same city.

My first country radio experience was when I was 19 in Billings, Montana, where I fell in love with the country lifestyle.

I also met my wife Kathy in Billings. We have two sons, Zak and Gunner.

Something that you may be surprised to learn; In high school I was an Exchange Student, and spent time in Russia...before the wall fell....when it was still Communist! Talk about crazy! Seeing that, and the way that the poor people of Russia lived and suffered under that regime really helps solidify my love for the Good 'Ol USA.

I am also an Instrument Rated Private Airplane Pilot, and a big aviation buff, you can usually find me tinkering around my hangar messing with the plane when I'm not on the radio.

About Bubba:

I was 14 years old when I became a disc jockey at the local radio station in my hometown of Houma, La.

Ever the nomad at heart, I went on to use radio to travel the world and worked at stations in places such as Guam and Tokyo. While working in those cities, I was able to travel extensively to countries & cities in

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I've worked in radio since my senior year of high school (1981), and have worked as a musician since the mid 80's. Back on the radio in Texoma after 15 years of doing radio and playing music in Nashville. Who says you can't go home? More »

I've been living in Wichita Falls since the summer of 1981 and it's true, "Life begins in Texas and everything before don't count"!  As an avid fan of acoustic guitars, it's no surprise to find me perfectly at home with the Country music we play on Lonestar 102.3.  You can often hear me singing (?) along with the songs on the radio as I wander around the studios and offices. Even though I wasn't born here, Wichita Falls has truly become my home and I love to get out and experience what the city has to offer whenever I get a chance.  From events like Falls Fest and City Lights to the Hotter N Hell hundred there is always something exciting going on. Before I became a DJ at Lonestar 102.3 I was a secret agent for Great Britain and still fall back into my native British accent from time to time.  Being fluent in 17 languages and 9 forms of martial arts provided me with the tools needed to save the world from imminent disaster several times over and I even received knighthood by the Queen, herself.  Thank God that's behind me now and all I have to worry about these days is what song to play next. We love to hear from our listeners, so shoot me an e-mail sometime and tell me about yourself! Dave D. More »

Dave was not born in Texas...but like everyone else who wasn't, he got here as quick as he could.  Dave is told quite often he "married up" to his beautiful wife Tracy... and he agrees.  Dave and Tracy have 2 adorable children, Sarah and Tyler.  They are members of First Baptist Church in Wichita Falls.  Some of Dave's favorite places in Wichita Falls include: Lucy Park, The Falls, Mazzios, Parkway Grill, Los Tres Amigos and the Texas Roadhouse.  He's a huge Ohio State Buckeyes fan and loves college football in general.

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Im Joe C. A party-hardy animal with a profound love of music and distinctive taste for delicious beverages. I'm on a  never ending quest to find the Way of the Samurai, and my future ex-wife. I'm sure theres  a lot more your dying to know, so don't be shy, HOLLA!! =)

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I was born here in Wichita Falls, but I didn't grow up here. Instead, I spent most of my youth in the vast, freezing tundra that is North Dakota. I love the north, but I'll take Texas winters over -35 any day. I did radio for a while in North Dakota, but none of the stations there were as awesome as those in Texas. I have a son who has grown up too fast and is about to graduate high school, and a husband who has shared with me his love of pinball machines and Battlestar Galactica. I

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In 1972, as a member of a crack commando unit, we were sent to prison by a military court for a crime we didn't commit. We promptly escaped from a maximum security stockade to the Los Angeles underground. Today, still wanted by the government, we survive as soldiers of fortune. If you have a problem, if no one else can help, and if you can find us, maybe you can hire... wait…nope, wrong bio.

Right, here it is... Man I love this job! There is no better job than getting paid for playing the music I love to listen to.  I star

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Born and raised in Shreveport, Louisiana, Kix Brooks was influenced by a variety of regional musical styles ranging from Cajun to blues to jazz to country.

Brooks began performing at age 12, then continued performing in clubs and at other venues throughout high school.  He also began writing songs at that time.  Eventually he landed in Nashville, where he joined Tree Publishing Company.  Shortly thereafter, artists like the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, John Conlee and Highway 101 all scored #1’s with Brooks’ songs.

In 1990 Brooks teamed with Ronnie Dunn to form Brooks & Dunn, who are the highest selling duo in the history of country music.  They have sold more than 30 million records, won more than 75 major industry awards, had 23 #1 hits, and set a new record with their 41st top 10 single, breaking a tie with Alabama as the duo or group with the most Top 10 country singles in the 19-year history of Nielsen BDS-monitored airplay.

Never one to let the grass grow under his feet, Brooks ventured into the world of radio in 2006 when he took over the hosting reins of the long-running syndicated radio program, American Country Countdown.  Having recently notched his fourth year in that chair, Brooks reflected on his reason for joining ACC as host, “I really enjoy what I do for a living. I love this business. I l

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I was born, raised, and cultivated in Wichita Falls, Texas where I still currently reside. Because of this I can boast a very keen taste for good tex-mex and chinese food as well as an appreciation for cycling and tornados. Politically, I've watched my red roots fade to shades of purple in many areas over the years. I don't notice this as being far from the trend for someone of my age, in my generation, in my neck of the woods. My favorite thin

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