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The Fort 94.5 is rockin' your world! 

Email Dennis Snow at snowmanrocks@live.com or call

479-783-5379 (783-KFPW) to make a request for the Snowstorm, M-F mornings.

Email Jesica at radiojesica@gmail.com or call 479-783-5379 (783-KFPW) to make a request during Jesica's show, M-F 12-2 pm.

The Fort 94.5 Jocks

Dennis Snow....a name synonymous with radio!  His voice has been resonating across Western Arkansas and Eastern Oklahoma for over 30 years.  Dennis is well known for his charitable work in our area, whether it's living on the Central Mall sign, walking across the state of Arkansas for St. Jude's, or playing 30 miles of golf to raise money for those in need...Dennis has and will always be there! "I am very blessed," said Snow, "to have a life full of things I love!  I love my job in radio, I love my wife, I love riding my Harley, and I love playing golf.  I am so fortunate to be back in my home state, where I can also love the Razorbacks--it's great to be home!"

Jesica has been rockin' and rollin' in The Fort as a radio junkie for about 10 years.  "I love working in radio and feel very fortunate to have a job I LOVE to go to every day," says Jesica.  She enjoys spending time with her family, including "the old man," son, daughter, and "all my amazing friends!"  She love live music--big or small, the local music scene--and supports it all she can because as she says, "If we don't support our local music who will?"  Email Jesica about your upcoming show at radiojesica@gmail.com and she'll get it on the Concert Calendar during the noon hour on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.

McKenzie Rae comes to us from KGB-FM/KPOP-AM in San Diego, where she was an air-personality as well as Production Director. McKenzie is also active in voice-over work for radio and television commercials.

Jeff Gonzer (a.k.a. "The Gonz"), Adult Rock & Roll Program Director, is probably best known for his work at the legendary "Mighty Met" KMET and KLOS Los Angeles, where he was the #1 AOR morning personality for years. He moved on to mornings at WZTA Miami and then mornings at Boston's Classic Rocker WZLX.

Tony Scott has been entertaining audiences for three decades. He's also worked at legendary stations like WPGC Washington DC, WIFI Philadelphia, KIMN Denver, and LA's KIIS-FM, K-EARTH 101, and KLOS. An active Voiceover, Commercial, and Television Actor, Tony played Warren Lockridge on NBC's "Santa Barbara" and appeared on NBC's "Generations."

Shannon Smith came from the Riverside-San Bernardino area where she had been heard on Country KFRG-FM (K-FROG), "Lite Hits" KQLH-FM and KMEN-AM. Shannon is currently doing mid-days at L.A. area country station KTPI. She honed her skills at KIOT-FM Barstow, CA where she worked doing "afternoons, Program Director, Music Director, production, copywriting, news, sales, everything!" She has also done agency voice-overs and Club DJ work.

Damion brings his wealth of talent and history stemming from KLOS in the 70's, KMET in the 80's, and most of the 90's at KLSX before packing it up and living on Maui for nine years where he ran a Classic Rock station.

Diana Wheeler began her career in El Paso, Texas with on-air positions at KROD, KFIM, XEZOL and KSET, where she was also Production and Research Director. She also spent time at KTXF, KRIX, and KBOR Brownsville, TX, where she also served as PD. Diana was the booth announcer at KCOY-TV and assistant PD/Afternoon Drive at KXFM in Santa Maria.

Perry Van Houten has been a staple of Southern California radio for years. He has worked with KVML Sonora, KFTV Modesto, KHJJ Lancaster, and KBBY Ventura. He also served as Program Director of KOCP Ventura.

John Duncan loves rock. He started out at WRUF and has programmed WAAF Worcester, WABX Detroit, KPRI San Diego, WLZR Milwaukee, WRDU Raleigh/Durham, KYYS Kansas City, and KLOS Los Angeles. John has been nominated Air Personality of the Year by Billboard and Program Director of the Year by both R&R and A.I.R.

Kelly Cox has called New Orleans, Kansas, Texas, San Jose and Santa Barbara, CA home. Her career began in Lufkin, TX where she was bitten by the broadcast bug. She spent time in Santa Barbara working on the radio while finishing her degree at UCSB and spent several years at the legendary KLOS in Los Angeles. Kelly sings and plays percussion with her husband Tom's band.

Uncle Scotty, host of "Uncle Scotty's Hot Tub" Saturday night, conceived and began his brand of fun in Kansas. From there the Hot Tub moved to Washington State, Idaho & California. In addition to his All Request Saturday Night Hot Tub, he also hosts the morning show at "The quake" in Palmdale (suburban Los Angeles).

Mark Miller comes to us from KLOS L.A. where he has been a fixture since 1997, and continues to do a weekend show. Mark has a thriving career in voice-overs in addition to a background in promotions and market research. Mark has been on-air and program director at WWCK/MI, WWWW/Detroit, and the legendary Pirate Radio in L.A-KQLZ.