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Weekdays 6am - 12pm
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Johnny Scott
Originally from Little Rock, Arkansas, I've been on the airwaves of New Orleans since 1983, and have been hosting mornings on Magic 101.9 for over 17 Years. I have wanted to live and work in New Orleans since I got my first Radio job over 30 years ago. The city has a mystic way of captivating you, and never letting you go.
I never thought that I would wind up in a career where all you do is talk to people, play great music and get paid for it! Life is wonderful. I enjoy getting up every morning at 4:00am and going on the air to provide a stress free drive to work for my listeners. As far as hobbies go, it’s Bowling, Bowling and more Bowling. You’ll find me at a bowling establishment somewhere on any given day or night. When I’m not on the lanes, I’m at home spending a quite evening with my family, and a little Madden Football mixed in somewhere in between.
Thanks again for making me a part of your morning!
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Weekdays 12pm - 8pm
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Steve Suter
Born and raised in New Orleans, I went to school at St. Edwards in Metairie, Rummel High and on to LSU. I have been living "On The Air" in New Orleans for over 15 years.
My parents, John and Sylvia live in Metairie whose home flooded in the storm. My older brother was transferred to Houston and works for ExxonMobil. I have three sisters, Sharon is still in Houston since Katrina, Charlene is at home in Kenner and Cheryl has been living with her husband in Shreveport since her home was flooded from Katrina.
I finished repairs at my home in Mandeville with my wife Lisa, daughter Kristi and son Steven. I love pets so let me mention our dog named Mia (Beshon) and newest dog Saddie (Ratfink) and cat named Misty, One day I hope to be named Grand Marshall of the Pooch Parade on the Lakefront. Love walking on the lakefront, riding my bike on the Tammany Trace and boating on the Lake and Tchefuncta River... and meeting listeners anywhere so if you ever see me please shout out so I can thank you for listening in person.
It's amazing how much the effects of Katrina still have on our daily lives after years. And will for years to come. I worked here at Entercom through the storm until the floods ran us out. it's a long story that I'm saving for my Movie. But it's great to be home even with many new challenges, like you, we continue to have Faith and rebuild our homes and lives as well as help our family and friends come home. I know things are moving very s l o w l y, but lets keep the faith and try to stay positive, with the help of our family, friends and elected officials (or our newly elected officials) we look forward to being a part of this great opportunity to make our communities better and more successful than ever.
While we will continue to give you important information to rebuild, now more than ever depend on us for some "Music Therapy" with Continuous Soft Rock. Songs you know and love to ease the stress of these challenging days and weeks...month's...years ahead. Like seeing an old friend when you came back into your neighborhood, here's a welcome home hug and together we will get through this.
God Bless You all. Welcome Home...let's bring back the MAGIC back to our city... |
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Weekends
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Pal Al Nassar
Pal's been on the radio in New Orleans for decades and can tell you eveything about it!
Born and raised in the French Quarter in "The House in the Bend of Bourbon St." (a children's book title). The home was once owned by Louisiana Gov. Claiborne's family.
Pal now lives in an historic home in Old Arabi, St. Bernard (a resident of Da Parish for many years). He loves the history and architecture of the Crescent City, is a preservationist and loves the Quarter.
Pal Al went to High School in St.Bernard Parish was the St. Bernard High School Valedictorian and received honors at SLU and Nichols State.
These days, when he's not on the radio, Pal does a lot of fishing on his 25' Cabin Cruiser, the Iris, along with camping, hiking, cooking and fine dining.
This icon of the airwaves considers everyone a friend (which is how he got the nickname) and hopes you'll get to know him the next time he's on Magic 101.9!
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Weekends
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Dave Potter
Born and raised here in N'Awlins and started this radio gig 25 years ago spinning Dick Clark's Rock, Roll and Remember show on Saturday mornings. Seems like an eternity!
It's amazing living in this city with all the incredible culture, ambience, music, food, and most important of all, the people! You will never find a more open and caring people like it is here in New Orleans and the surrounding communities.
Living is great in New Orleans with my wife, Nancy, my daughters, Emilee and Anna, not to mention the pets; Harry (dog), Jenny (cat) and Elinor (cockatiel). Not too big on hobbies except maybe a little singing now and then as well as being a Saints fanatic!
Hope you'll be listening on the weekends while I play your great soft rock favorites to help you relax and de-stress after your crazy work week. |
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