People call me Suze, Suzie, Sue, or just plain ol' Susan. I recently graduated from a radio broadcasting course in Calgary and I'm a new addition to the team as Production Manager.  I produce the commercials you hear.

I love to listen to all types of music and even attempt to play some on my guitar.  I'm not really the  “play for people” type of musician, so I thought a career in radio would be the perfect thing to fulfill my love of music. When I'm not working you'll find me at the lake, snowboarding, bike riding or curled up with a good book.

I'm new to the Kootenays and its a big change for me, but so far I love it here. I can't wait to see all the interesting things and meet all the amazing people in the area.

If you'd like to ask me any questions or just want to chat you can email me at: susandk.15atgmail.com

Harry's radio career spans over 30 years, 24 of those years at B-104, The Drive &  EK Radio. With stints in Edmonton, Red Deer, Yellowknife and Penticton. You can listen to Harry G. on the B weekday afternoons and on the Drive Sunday mornings.  

Start your day with Derek Kortschaga weekday mornings, bright and early, starting at 5:55 on B-104 Total Country.  The Breakfast Buzz is powered by Northstar GM Cranbrook.

When not on the radio, other non-country music interests include riding motorcycles and snowmobiles, watching NASCAR, golfing, and wetting a line.  2013 is Kortchie's 25th year in radio.

 

A huge music fan with a fountain of music knowledge.  Talk about a dream job!  Darren gets paid to play what he loves most; music!

Matt Van Boeyen is excited to be making his return to the Kootenays.  Born and raised in Cranbrook, Matt spent the last six years living in Edmonton.  During his time there he enrolled in the Radio program at the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology and discovered his passion for Radio.

 He's happy to be home and to enjoy all that the Kootenays have to offer.  Some of Matt's other interests include hiking, swimming and the Vancouver Canucks.  Here you can see him riding a bear, very dangerous stuff.