"Zepp."

He was born in Pennsylvania and raised on a cattle ranch in South Dakota.  His formative years were almost entirely spent tending to the animals, so when he got the opportunity Zepp decided to devote a lifetime to milking the public for a change…over that most social of all media called Radio.  That's how he's spent the better part of the last 30 years (quoting him now, "Hey, it beats working for a living!"), the last 19 of them as a popular host on the legendary classic rocker KQ92 in Minneapolis-St. Paul.

Zepp - no it's not short for Zeppelin (although that would make for a good story) left the friendly confines of market #16 to head West with a true passion for the outdoors and mountain lifestyle, landing in his preferred retirement locale Bozeman, still young enough to enjoy all that Montana has to offer.  He's skied Bridger, Big Sky and Moonlight Basin more times than he can remember.  Zepp swore the Eagle was his "dream station," and that was good enough to land him a gig in our sumptuous Morning Chair, only the 3rd morning show host in the Eagle's history.

Catch Zepp weekdays from 6am to 10am, underpinned by KBZK-TV news with Chet and Missy, Eagle Weather Command reports from chief meteorologist Diane Clarke, along with a cast of characters to be named later.  You can reach him in the studio at 406-522-9977 and via email at zepp@kbzm.com.




'Tall Boy' Keith Stewart & Kim Rossi - 10a-2p
 

As his name suggests Tall Boy delivers a heady 24 oz. of refreshment every Midday on the Eagle. (Not to be confused with a Pounder which is 16 oz. or the Deuce Deuce, a 22 ouncer, he knows a Tall Boy is better than a Pounder, because it has more beer!)

Born and raised in New Jersey, the Tall Boy, much like his twin Jon Bon Jovi, knew from a young age that music needed to be a part of his life.  He first hit the stage at age 7 where he began a lifelong love of live theatre, continuing to this day where he recently starred in the Ellen Theatre's world premiere production of 'Just Add Water.'  He has also done three productions of 'White Christmas' and several other shows as well.

He attended The University of Florida where he majored in Speech Pathology/Audiology and minored in Dude...... as well as cutting his teeth behind the microphone as the PA announcer for Gators' sports, and later toured with the Harlem Wizards in the same capacity.

Joined in Middays by longtime Bozeman radio personality Kim Rossi, they are Rockin' it in the Eagle Studio with games of Yes or BS...Lunchtime Laughs...and Crazy Criminals as well as providing tons of tasty treats with the What's for Lunch giveaways.

Make sure your Middays are the best they can be...Join the Tall Boy & Kim from 10-2pm. On the EAGLE!!

Charlie Mulluk - Our '6th Man'

"Good Time Charlie."

It was always said about James Brown, a/k/a the Godfather of Soul, that he was the 'hardest workin' man in show business.'  Well James Brown, meet Good Time Charlie!

Charlie joined the Eagle air staff in 2011, assuming duties as the Eagle Morning Show host until a move to Billings for family reasons in 2016.  Charlie's comedy, his indomitable spirit and positive attitude has earned him a place on the Eagle's Mount Rushmore of on-air personalities for sure!

His physical move to Billings did not prevent Charlie from continuing to carry out his Eagle morning show hosting responsibilities through late 2017.  With all the techology available (combined with Charlie's talent) most listeners had no idea that he was originating his show from Billings for over one year!  During that time he continued as the afternoon host on our sister station, K-SKY Country 106.9, while picking up multiple radio gigs in Billings.  Add to that his considerable skills as a stand up comedian traversing all over the state and you've got the hardest working man in Montana show business!

While Charlie no longer is the day to day host on the Eagle Morning Show, he has taken his considerable talents over to our country cousin K-SKY as morning show host, and fills in from time to time as needed on the Eagle, as well as anchoring the Eagle's coverage of Rockin' the Rivers every August and Bobcat Tailgate Saturdays each home game week during the Montana State football season.

GOOD TIMES...GOOD TIMES!