Doug Rogers, The Frog Country Morning Show
5a-10a

Doug Rogers has 28+ years in radio broadcasting with 25 years of play-by-play experience. Doug began his career in Merrill, WI in 1979 at WJMT, and worked at WNBK in New London before leaving Wisconsin for Cheyenne, Wyoming in 1985. There Doug met his wife Vicki while working at top rated KUUY, a 10,000 watt AM station that covered 9 states.

Emceed the night shows at Cheyenne Frontier Days for six years, and then helped put Up Cheyenne's only Country FM KMUS in 1991, which became the Number one rated Radio station later in '91.

Mr. Rogers returned to his hometown of Clintonville in '92 at WJMQ where he remains at present. Doug has called 6 high school state championship football games and 8 state basketball title games. In addition, has done play by play of Junior College basketball and rodeo coverage. Doug enjoys Deer hunting and all sports. Doug & Vicki currently live in Shawano.

Dakota LeAnn Sommers, 10a-2p
"When Dakota LeAnn Summers is not spending time in hair-and-makeup, she's on the air from 10am-2 on Frog Country. With recording artists regularly stopping by to chat, and a bevy of interactive show features, she connects with our audience. Dakota has done radio in Denver, Atlanta, Indianapolis and Vegas. When she's not smashing aluminum cans against her forehead, Dakota likes to get out hiking with her black lab and greyhound. Dakota likes her Spam fried and her favorite drinking song is "Rhinestone Cowboy". We can't all be perfect."

Kayla McKenzie 2p- 6p

Kayla is excited to kick off her career in radio at Results Broadcasting. The recent University of Wisconsin Oshkosh Grad accidentally fell in love with radio halfway through her college career. Originally focusing on TV and Film production, Kayla actually sat right next to the door in her first radio class "…I heard rumors that everyone was required to be on-air. So I wanted to be as close to my escape point as possible…" The rumors were true, but for some reason Kayla decided to live up to her fears, "…There was just this positive energy in the class so I decided to stay and give this thing called radio a shot. I mean 7 weeks of it couldn't hurt."

Well the 7 weeks turned into a few years. And now here she is…in radio. After that dreaded initial intro. class, Kayla went on to receive national and statewide awards for her work in radio production. She spent the rest of college life as a leader at UW Oshkosh's campus station and became a teaching assistant, guiding students through the very class she almost walked out of. Kayla earned her Bachelor of Arts in June of 08 and proudly left college with a degree in Radio-TV-Film.

Currently Kayla lives in Shawano with her amazing, wonderful, and talented fiancé Brad!

The Con Man, Chris Conn, Frog Country Nights, 6p-11p
Conman is doing what everyone in radio would like to do…have fun and win! The Conman Radio Show is interactive radio as it should be. Conman encourages listener involvement through his interactive radio features. Conman developed his skills at great radio stations like KBPI in Denver.

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Biscuit, Frog Country Overnights,
11p-5a
Cep (Biscuit) Gould was born in Texas and raised in Colorado and Alaska. Cep decided that life in an igloo wasn't for him so after high school he packed up and moved to Denver. After spending years working around radio he decided that being on-air was the place for him so he attended school for radio and television broadcasting. After being enslaved for some time as "Biscuit the Intern," he finally graduated to just "Biscuit" and began working as a disc jockey. Cep enjoys entertaining on and off the radio, interacting with listeners, and watching The Simpsons and Scooby Doo.

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Lee Mielke Host of America's Dairyline - Monday - Friday - 6:03am
Email: lmielke@dairyline.com Lee began his broadcast career in 1971 in Berlin , Wisconsin . Four years later he and his wife moved to Lynden , Washington and began work at KLYN-FM as an advertising consultant and announcer. In September of 1988 Lee began a syndicated radio program called DairyLine.

Pam Jahnke
Frog Country Farm Director Born in Northeastern Wisconsin,
Pam Jahnke grew up in agriculture. Raised on her family's 200 acre dairy farm, she learned the "farm work ethic" first hand. Pam has been dedicated to agriculture throughout her life. As a youngster, she was actively involved in both 4-H and FFA activities, while working on her family's farm. She happily served as a 4-H camp counselor, was a dairy exhibitor in county fairs, and even reigned as Oconto County's Dairy Queen.

At the University of Wisconsin - River Falls, Pam studied broadcast journalism and broad area agriculture. She started that campus's first ever "Farm Show" on radio, and received the top national scholarship from the National Association of Farm Broadcasters (NAFB). After college, Pam moved into her chosen field, doing farm broadcasting, radio and television, from Green Bay to Eau Claire, WI - and she's never looked back. Pam often says she feels like farm broadcasting and communicating on behalf of food producers is exactly what she was made for. She believes in working with the ag community both on, and off, the air.

Pam says that working with commodity groups and farm organizations comes naturally, and growers feel "like her family" - since most of her immediate family is involved in agriculture today. Pam's been named "Friend of Agriculture" by the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture for her assistance in raising awareness of the "Harvest of Hope" program. She's been honored as "Agri Marketing Person Of The Year" by the Badger chapter of the National Agrimarketing Association. She also accepted special commendation from the Wisconsin State Senate after she was named "Farm Broadcaster of the Year" for the western United States by the National Association of Farm Broadcasters. Most recently she's been featured in a number of industry publications as well as "Wisconsin Woman" magazine and the "Capitol Region Business Journal".

Pam Jahnke has been a member of the National Association of Farm Broadcasters since 1989.

The Gary Kuchenbecker Polka Show, Sunday Nights, 7p-10p

Gary, a life long Wisconsin resident, grew up listening to the music of Lawrence Duchow, Gene Heier, and many of the other great Wisconsin-based bands. His love for music has extended to him owning his own band, = which is available for any event where you need live music! In 2006, Gary won an award from the Wisconsin Polka Hall of Fame for promoting Polka music in the state.

For some toe-tapping, good time music, tune in 92.3 every Sunday night for the Gary Kuchenbecker Sunday Night Polka and Big Band Request show. You might even get to hear the wisdom of Mr. Wizard!

Gary's Links: Email Gary: lager247@hotmail.com
Website: www.lager247.com

Bruce Grassman, Shopping Show
Host Bruce Grassman brings you BIG Savings every Tuesday and Thursday morning from 8a-9a on Frog Country 92.3 FM WJMQ. Save big $$$ and call the show at 715-524-2194, extension #2