Chris Montgomery is a Northern California native and has been involved with country music for nearly 20 years. As a singer/songwriter, Chris found his place in the music industry as a recording artist and national touring act in the mid 90's, sharing the stage with artists such as Toby Keith, Little Texas and Marty Stuart. In late 1994, a lifelong dream was fulfilled as Chris took the stage on national television at the legendary Ryman Auditorium, (home of the original Grand Ole Opry) with hero and legend, Willie Nelson.

Chris continues to write his music and perform limited engagements in the local area. Chris is excited to be a part of the Sierra Broadcasting team and to be living here amongst friends and family in Lassen County. Catch Chris LIVE on the morning show or at an upcoming LIVE remote.

RICK MORGAN has always been a morning person so this job is perfect for him. In fact, he credits it with keeping his marriage together for 26 years. His wife says if he was at the breakfast table everyday she’d been out of there long ago. His daughters will second that. The boy does like to talk! He started waking people up on the radio years ago when he realized that he didn’t have to sweat. And now ‘Morgan in the Morning’ enjoys misbehaving with his listeners on a daily basis. “The free coffee and internet ain’t bad either”, he says.

Adrienne Brooks had always had a passion for music, current events and chitchatting with anyone walking by. So she found a way to mix them all together and somehow get paid for it. Radio! It all started at her college radio station 'spinning' traditional country music and she grew to love and appreciate it. Her idea of a perfect evening is a delicious Italian dinner and camping out on the couch with the family watching a great, funny movie! She wants to keep plugging away at radio because her two young daughters think their mom has a really COOL job!

Tad Svendsen has been captivated by radio since receiving his first portable for Christmas as a child. He says it's the first (and still the best) mobile communications device. He's fastened radios to his bicycle handlebars, strung antennas through trees, and broken more radios than most people will ever own. Tad began broadcasting while still a teen at a country station in South Dakota. He's gone on to play all kinds of music at stations across the nation, but he always comes home to Country music. It's his job to make all of the show just as entertaining as the music he plays. Tad's been known to spend too much money on cars and not enough on haircuts. He enjoys looking after the family farmland each summer. Tad is single but hasn't yet given up. He lives with his border collie Grady and just about every gadget he can find. He usually has two or three radios all playing at once, and he's still looking for the best way to attach one to his handlebars.

Penny Mitchell grew up being utterly and completely enamored of radio BUT decided to go into nursing upon graduating from high school. The thought of going into radio never even remotely crossed her mind: She grew up never hearing a woman on the air, ever, in any capacity. In nursing school at Colorado State University/Pueblo she heard the new morning person at KILO FM and it was…a woman. And lo, the world suddenly had one less nurse and one more radio person. Penny's parents never quite got over that. Penny's first ever radio job was at a country station in Pueblo as the worst overnight jock in the universe. She has gratefully spent the majority of her almost-30 years in radio working with country music, which possesses the nicest artists and BEST listeners!

John Morrissey loves everything about his life, except beets and his neighbor’s barking dogs. A long time radio and TV guy, spends his nights on the air and his summer days driving an old ’64 Ford Falcon convertible. And, if Irish eyes are smiling, John’s are laughing their eye brows off. When he is not having fun on the radio, John plays the snare drum in an Irish pipe band. You haven’t lived until you’ve seen him in a kilt.