Murphy has been doing radio in Denver for over 20 years.  The father of four now-grown children, his wife Carol and he enjoy time together.  They especially enjoy helping throughout the community. He is active with many charitable organizations and has won the Channel 7 "Everyday Hero Award" ,amongst other honors, for this work.  He loves all the local sports teams and can be found at games often with Carol...if he could only learn to play golf better.
 

Denise Plante is an Emmy Award winning, talented, upbeat, television and radio on-air personality.... co-host of the very popular "Murphy & Denise Morning Show" from 5-9 am on KOSI 101.1.  She's been in radio for 18 yrs, 13 of those years right here in Denver.  She is also the Host of "Colorado & Company" on KUSA/NBC 9 News weekday mornings at 10am.  Denise has hosted two MTV specials, many national commercial/Infommercials and is the voice of KTVD/MY20.

The work really begins for Denise when she tries to find her way all over Denver in order to take her two boys, one 10-year-old and one 6-year-old, to their hockey and soccer games.  Denise lives in Castle Rock with her husband of 14 yrs, Mike.
 

 

"Radio is the perfect career path for a person like me, I just love people and music!"

Jackie Selby has never had any other job, aside from radio and television announcing and acting. KOSI 101.1 is her current home on the dial (and we hope to keep her a long, long time).  She's been on Denver radio stations since 1994, and Colorado is her second home.  But, if you ever want to talk about the great state of Arizona, give Jackie a call!  Nothing delights her more than to talk about her home town of Scottsdale or her college town of Flagstaff.

"I am the proud mother of a PUG DOG named Otis Smith.  If you want to catch up with me EVEN MORE, and see proud PUG owner pictures, check out my website at www.jackieselby.com".
 

One thing about Gary Nolan, he is an "AC kind of guy". Gary has programmed some of the most successful AC (Adult Contemporary) stations in the country. Gary was the second PD (Program Director) in the history of WLTW in the mid to late 80's. Later on he programmed for CBS in Minneapolis for 12 years. His great track record continued when he programmed KRWM in Seattle for almost three years. During that time the station achieved it's first ever # 1 rating with A 25-54. No stranger to the microphone, Gary has worked on the air just about every daypart during a 30 year career. He has also been on the Board of Director of The Conclave Learning Conference for the past six years. He won Major Market Adult Contemporary PD of the year by Gavin Magazine in 2000 and was Billboard Monitor Adult Contemporary PD of the year in 1999.

Gary, a native Long Islander, is married to his wife Denise for almost 30 years, they have three young adult children, that live in New York, Phoenix and Fort Myers,  When he’s not working he enjoys golf, traveling, and heading to the beach in Southwest Florida  every chance he gets, since Colorado doesn’t have an ocean!
 

Delilah is a single mother of eight children, five of whom are adopted. She is a public advocate of adoption. Because of her personal experience with the foster care system, Delilah has established a foundation called Point Hope as a voice for forgotten children everywhere. Point Hope's immediate focus is on alleviating the suffering of Liberian refugees who are camped at Buduburam, a refugee camp that was established in Ghana following the Liberian civil war.

Her show is a "safety zone where listeners take off their armor, slip into a 'Mr. Rogers' cardigan, sit around the electronic hearth and share their secrets." A more recent addition to Delilah's show is "Friday Nite Girls", a "fan club"-style feature in which Delilah honors groups of her regular female listeners with prizes. She occasionally also calls certain "Friday Nite Girls" chapters and speaks with them live on the air.