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- James Kendall
- Creative Director
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James once held a magnifying glass over the likes of Britney Spears and Paris Hilton for "Us Weekly" but grew frustrated when he learned celebs don't burst into flames like ants. He moved on to more reputable glossies like "Esquire" and "Rolling Stone" but ultimately realized his flair for the inappropriate worked best in radio. He's left-handed and bitter about it. He thinks Randy Newman's early solo stuff is underrated. In his off time, he enjoys betting on high-stakes coin flips.
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- Mike Lottie
- Operations Manager
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Hear that ticking sound? It's not your wall clock. It's the time bomb that is Lt. Mike. Trained in special ops, he had visions of world domination but was never deployed, forcing him to take his aggression out on misspellings, run-on sentences, and lame jokes. Behind that mercenary glint in his eye lies the constant reminder he could lay waste to all who have wronged him if so his heart desired. He enjoys crocheting and loves cats.
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- Jeff Blazy
- Delicious Audio Executive Producer
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Blazy is a 30-year MVP of morning radio and a comedy pro. He finds the humor in things every day to produce delicious pieces of radio pie for your show. He's the man of 1,000 voices. Okay, seven, but they're all distinct and funny. During his stand-up career, he did shows with Robin Williams, George Carlin, Dennis Miller, Brian Regan, Dave Attell, Patton Oswalt, was in Kevin Pollak's HBO special, and then had to stop name dropping because he ran of out breath. With Delicious Audio since 2011, you no doubt have featured his talents on your show many times. He's one of the few radio people that looks the way he sounds. Funny.
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- Mark Maira
- Delicious Audio Producer
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Mark is a man who has goats - five to be exact - and also a wife and three children. You decide which is more important. He was born and raised in Rochester, the part of New York State you fly over to get to the city. He has worked on-air and on the production side of radio/podcasting for over a decade - and in the show prep space for many painful years. He drives a tricked-out Hyundai Elantra. He won his high school Battle of the Bands in 2002 and walked away with $600 cash. Mark has solar panels, collects rainwater, and has a compost pile. But he forgets to recycle.
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- Jackie Appell
- Editor
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After graduating from UC Irvine with a degree in Literary Journalism (pointless, right?), Jackie worked as an associate editor with those snobs over at the "Orange County Business Journal." It wasn't until she found out she could get paid to edit juvenile radio content that she realized she'd stumbled upon her true calling. She has a pet tortoise that lived through the Great Depression. When not at work, she enjoys traveling – ideally, as far away from the rest of us as possible.
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- J.D. Shultz
- Content Captain
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Eager to make up for an Ohio youth wasted on pigeon breeding and clog-offs, J.D. escaped to Northwestern University in Chicago, which exposed him to such insanity as electricity, paved roads, and patterned clothing. Hungry for more, he packed his horse buggy and headed to sunny California, where he spends his days wading through the abyss of Stupid News and Showbiz insanity. He remains a loyal fan of Cleveland sports, the poor bastard. His parents are proud of him - they think.
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- Nick English
- Showbiz / Comedy Writer
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Nick would like to think his incessant whining at parties was what got Alice Cooper enshrined in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. He hopes to live long enough to see Bruce Campbell EGOT and is currently developing a religion based on the first three Blue Oyster Cult albums. If you ask him whether "Friday the 13th, Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan" is worth a watch, bring a chair.
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- Matthew Nicklaw
- Writer
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Matthew is happily married to a supremely qualified medical professional who also won the gene lottery. They live in Nashville with their two genetically blessed children who probably have genius IQs – because life isn't fair. He is an exceptional wordsmith. He will beat you at golf. He almost won $3,333 on a game show, was in an episode of "Law & Order: SVU," and has met Fred Savage. Top that.
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- Jennifer Jackson
- Writer / Editor
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"Is that a vibrant, young, energetic person adrift in an ocean of troglodytes?" you just asked yourself. An honors graduate of the University of La Verne (sister campus of the University of La Shirley), she's a triple threat: 1) Smart enough to be an award-winning college journalist. 2) Sassy enough to work in corporate marketing for Hot Topic. 3) Young enough to not get that "University of La Shirley" joke. When not in the office raising the staff's collective IQ by double digits, Jennifer's a regular at Disneyland, where she likes to show off her outfit "inspired" by The Haunted Mansion. Be sure to check it out online by googling "sad."
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- Amanda Clark
- Full Stack Developer
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Amanda was the pride of her family when she became the first to graduate from college. That pride turned to shame when she joined the radio industry. When not fulfilling her vital role at the company (aka, we don't have the cognitive capacity to understand what she does), Amanda enjoys archery, restoring her 1930's house, and a bunch of other stuff that makes white people so damn annoying.
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- Bob Oschack
- Comedy Writer
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A Wise Brother comedy writer for over a decade, Bob has watched our joke section evolve from borderline slanderous frat-boy humor to - okay, bad example. He once did stand-up and even has his own half-hour Comedy Central Special on VHS to prove it. Nowadays, Bob struggles to cover the mortgage on a home he bought at the peak of the market while hanging out with a wife he no longer has anything in common with. His two kids don't understand how daddy sits at home all day in a wine-stained softball jersey and still has a "job."
