Air Staff

Clint Redwine has been a member of the Mix Morning Show for the last 7 1/2 years. He’s the man! (…on the show with two women). His goal is to survive each day. On most days he is successful. Prior to coming to Nashville, he was doing radio in Los Angeles. He has been happily married to his beautiful wife C.J. for 15 years and they have three boys and a beautiful baby girl who keep them busy and on their toes. (Tyler is 13, Jordan is 11, Zachary is 9 and Johanna is 1). When not slowly dragging himself out of bed at 3:30 a.m.

“I’ll just do this radio thing until I find a real job.” That’s a Bryan Sargent quote from 1972. Today, he’s basically given up looking for that real job. Bryan got his first taste of radio while attending college at Virginia Tech. At the time, he was studying accounting, so no wonder he’s a radio guy! If you grew up with Nashville radio, you’ve probably heard Bryan Sargent. His years in Nashville have given him a wealth of knowledge about the city and what makes Nashvillians tick. The light of Bryan’s life is his daughter, Ellie.

With an impressive career that spans more than 25 years, John Tesh is known worldwide as a leading and respected figure in the entertainment and broadcasting industries. After 10 years as co-host of “Entertainment Tonight,” he surprised many by leaving the highly visible position to pursue his career as a fulltime musician.

Hi, I'm Doug, the guy in the picture ------->

You can hear me Saturdays from 2-7, and often filling in for Barb or Bryan when they need a break.

I am also the guy who finds most of the stuff you see on "The Daily Share" on this very website, so thanks for checking that out and sharing it!

I love my family.  Julie and I have been married since 1988 and we've got four kids -- the oldest in college and the youngest just about to enter middle school.

Trish knew she wanted to be in radio since choosing it as the topic for her senior project in high school.  She started as a dj at the University of Missouri, went on to program WPST in central New Jersey, then jumped the fence to the record side doing promotion for MCA and DreamWorks in Los Angeles.  Trish left the biz for several years after having children, then re-emerged to do radio in San Jose, California, before moving to Nashville in 2007.  "I love Nashville!  I couldn't ask for a better staff to work with, and feel very fortunate to be he