S Steve said he can best be described as big AND goofy, but what makes him really unique in a “freak of nature” sort of way is that he has two spleens. Whether he's on or off air, Steve is all about his food in fact, if he weren't on Indiana 105 he would have loved to be the White House Chef. His culinary aspirations were set aside when he read an interview of world famous disc jockey Wolfman Jack. When asked what Jack liked to do on vacation he said, “Oh baby, I'm always on vacation.” That was Steve's change of life moment and knew from that point on he wanted to be a part of radio. Steve is a well traveled man. He was born in Independence, Louisiana. His father's career gave him the opportunity to graduate high school at the International School of Brussels in Brussels, Germany in 1979. He ventured back to Louisiana where he graduated from Southeastern Louisiana University in 1983. Steve has been in radio for nearly 30 years and has called Radio One Communications home for almost half that time. But radio isn't his only job experience. Steve once spent a summer on a farm shoveling manure, which he said is a lot selling timeshares. He did that for a short time, too. And if you want to get on Steve's nerves don't use your turn signals. Be sure to catch Steve on Indiana 105 Monday-Friday from 5 a.m. to 10 a.m.

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B Born in Northwest Indiana, got a bachelor's degree from Purdue University and a master's from Indiana University and roots for both (even when they play each other).  Her work has won several awards from Indiana Broadcasters Association, Society of Professional Journalists/Indiana Chapter, and Network Indiana.  Has also had academic papers selected for presentation at national conferences like Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication and Broadcast Education Association

She and Steve Zana won a Spectrum Award for Best Radio Station Broadcast Personality or Team in 2008 from the Indiana Broadcasters Association for the Indiana 105 Dawn Patrol Morning Show. They had been nominated in the top three in 2006 and 2007 

Laura attended high school at River Forest (home of the Ingots) in Hobart, IN.  Some of her favorite country singers are Clint Black, Randy Travis, Josh Turner, and Garth Brooks, while Johnny Cash and Glen Campbell are on her list of favorite classic artists. Favorite movies include Galaxy Quest (1999), Airplane! (1980), Rebecca (1940), and Casablanca (1942).

Laura watched her share of game shows growing up then goes out to California and ends up being on one of them ("Sale of the Century").  Her TV favorites include The Honeymooners,  Project Runway, Seinfeld, The Big Bang Theory, Doctor Who and Star Trek (TNG and the original). Enjoys crossword puzzles and when asked what some of her favorite places to visit are she says -- office supply stores


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M Mike has a history of southern ties from his birth on the south side of Chicago to attending Thornton Fractional South (Rebels, graduating class of 1980 something) to graduating from the south loop's Columbia College Chicago to now living “South of the River” in Wheatfield, Indiana with his two wonderful children “McGraw and Holly” and his  BEAUTIFUL country gal “Mary”.

Radio has been Mike's paid gig since 1993 and has been broadcasting on Indiana 105 for 12 years.
Outside of listening to country music, Mike enjoys listening to local bands and plays the drums on occasion.
Off the air Mike LOVES to go fishing for largemouth bass.

The mystery behind why everyone calls Mike “The Mullet Man” isn’t really a mystery at all…he dons the 80’s hairstyle that he said never went away. 
Catch Mike weekday afternoons on the ride home.

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