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Greg
Milby and Hollie Sexton took over morning duties at Quicksie
in April of 2004. Greg's unique personality brings a different
view of local and national stories. Greg loves relating the
most topical items as well as odd and off beat stories; that's
why he and Hollie call it,
"The
Everything You Need to Know When You're On The Go Morning Show!"
Hollie stands up for the underdog and loves to hear from Quicksie
listeners. Does this morning team always see eye to eye
on the issues discussed on the show?....not a chance.
That's a good thing!
Visit
their website at www.gregandhollie.com
Greg
Milby
Mornings 6am-10am
Greg
is happily married and he and his wife Jennifer are proud parents
of 2 very handsome sons, Gavin & Garrett. Rumors that the
marriage was arranged are not true; Jennifer actually chose
to spend the rest of her life with him! Greg enjoys playing
golf in his spare time and when he's not out playing, he's inside
playing on his PlayStation2 or Wii. Greg's known to have a weird
fascination with his yard and is always looking for new patterns
to display on the "canvas" as he calls it. We've never
seen anyone enjoy mowing more than Greg. You'll find Greg's
talents featured on Louisville television on several commercials
in and around the city. Greg also uses his talents as a member
and Elder at Lincoln Hills Christian Church in Corydon, Indiana.
Plus, he's in your kids' classroom as a KLUE teacher! Greg also
embedded with Fort Knox 3rd ESC soldiers during their humanitarian
mission in Haiti in February 2010 and broadcasted live from
the army camp. Greg enjoys putting smiles on Quicksie
listener's faces. His philosophy: Laughter can't cure everything
that ails you, but it sure can't hurt. Plus, it's a lot cheaper
than your HMO.
Get
to know Greg here
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 Hollie
Sexton
Mornings 6am-10am
Hollie
Sexton grew up in the magnificent hills of Appalachia, beginning
her radio career when she was fifteen at 100,000 watt station
WQHY Q95FM. She made her way to central Kentucky in 2003. After
Hollie joined Greg Milby and they became the “Every Thing You
Need to Know When You're On the Go Morning Show”, life just
got better! Along with co-hosting the morning show on Quicksie,
Hollie is the resident social butterfly and public service coordinator.
Hollie loves to sing and write music, with her brother Michael,
for their e-band "Cold Hard Kids". She won the title
for United Way's Heartland Idol competition in 2004 and has
even flown to Las Vegas for American Idol auditions.
You'll
see her sing at events for charitable organizations
and
broadcast from community events. Listen to Greg & Hollie
Monday-Friday from 6a to 10a and the Best of Greg & Hollie
on Saturday from 6a to 10a on Quicksie 98.3!
Get
to know Hollie here
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Ahmad
Middays 10am-3pm
Suzanne
Ahmad is a native of Buffalo, N.Y. Longing for a "warmer" atmosphere,
she made the move after high school to San Antonio, TX to pursue
a degree in Theatre and Communication Arts. Although she loved
the life of a Thespian, she was swept off her feet by her future
husband, Murad. She gave up the stage to be an Air Force wife,
and called several places home including Abilene, TX, Knob Noster,
MO, Dallas, TX, Austin, TX, and Chicago IL. In 1992, she and her
growing family found their way to Elizabethtown as a result of
her husband's job as a contractor at Fort Knox. Over twenty years
of marriage and two beautiful daughters later, Hardin County is
most definitely "home". Suzanne has fun sending daily shout outs
to all our friends and businesses on the "At Work Network", and
she especially enjoys taking your requests and dedications weekdays
from noon to one on Café 98.3
Get
to know Suzanne here
 Scott
Goettel
Afternoons
3pm-7pm
Production
Director
Scott's first part
time radio job was in November 1980 at WWKK in Radcliff, which
then lead to a full time position in the summer of 1981 at
their sister station WSAC. In addition to his full time
job, he also worked weekend shifts from 1983-1985 in
Louisville at WRKA, and then 84 WHAS. In
the spring of 1985, he accepted a full time job offer with
WAKY/WVEZ in Louisville. After that, in 1986, he
worked for WIEL in Elizabethtown (while working part time
again for 84 WHAS on the side). By September 1987, he
became Production Director at 84 WHAS for the next 21 years. In
early 2008, Scott came to work at WQXE as Production
Director, and he loves it! Scott says "WQXE is a
great place with great people!" In October 2008, Scott
married his beautiful wife Debi, and he says she is such
a wonderful blessing in his life. They love
movies, going to film conventions and meeting the folks both
in front of and behind the cameras, plus, they love spending
time with family and friends, taking long walks, swimming, bowling,
and playing UNO.
Get
to know Scott here
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Andy
Gani
Weekends
Andy
has been part of Team Quicksie for over seven years. His casual
style and storytelling make him a perfect addition to your weekend
soundtrack. On most any given evening you'll find Andy along
the waters edge with a lo-tech rod and reel. He's a proud husband
and dad and a great community friend. Also, if you need a new
or used car...Well, just look him up.
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 Lee
Bramlett
WQXE News
Dubbed
by "Greg and Hollie in the Morning" as "The News
Bandit",Lee
Bramlett has been news director at Quicksie since 1997. As a native
of Breckinridge County, Lee's no stranger to the area with many
years experience in broadcasting. Lee hosts the Quicksie Public
Affairs Program, Community Forum, anchors The Morning Sportscast
on Quicksie and is WELL known for his play-by-play of local sports.
He's Lee Bramlett, W-Q-X-E News.
Learn
more about Lee here
Richard
Brown 
Richard
Brown grew up in Louisville and remembers riding around the neighborhood
on his 5-speed bicycle with a transistor radio hanging from the
handle bars. He always thought radio would be a cool job to have
and hoped one day to be on the airwaves. For the past 25 years
he has realized his dream working in Louisville and several other
stations around the Central Kentucky area. Richard started working
full-time for WQXE and WULF on September 11, 2006. The best parts
of the job, according to Richard, have been the opportunities
to meet several music stars and other celebrities, and work with
some fascinating people along the way. Richard and his wife Lu-Ann
live in Meade County with their son Jacob. Richard has another
son, Ryan, who serves our country in the U.S. Marines!
Get
to know Richard here
 Howard
Yates
Howard
Yates never worked in radio until he auditioned for Quicksie
in the fall of 2006. Howard is passionate about voiceovers
and hopes to do more commercials and narrations in the future.
He performs as a stage actor in community theater.
Outside of Quicksie, Howard works as a massage therapist.
Howard's therapeutic massage treatments include modalities
(Swedish Massage, Reflexology, and his specialty Trigger Point
Therapy).
Get
to know Howard here
Sarah
Fellows
Sarah was born and
raised in Elizabethtown. She left for a while for
college, first job, meeting a husband, etc. but she couldn't
stay away - she and her husband moved back here in 2002
and are now in daughter, dog, garden, quiet neighborhood
paradise! Time outside of work is spent primarily
with her family - her favorite being the time she and her
daughter get to spend in their ever-expanding garden (they're
getting pretty good at it!) or cooking together, also watching
movies with her husband. Otherwise, you can find her
working out or volunteering with horses & kids.
She lucked her way into radio - 'discovered' while reading
at St. James Church - and was welcomed warmly into the Quicksie
& Wulf family in April 2008. Her day job is as
a campus minister at the University of Louisville, so radio
brings with it new challenges and adventures and a great
way to interact with our community. It also finally
gives another outlet for the "interesting" voice that has
brought with it every kind of comment imaginable!
Get
to know Sarah here
 Josh
Logsdon
Josh
Logsdon has been entertaining the local community for over ten
years when he began as a performer for Youth Theatre of Hardin
County. Since then Josh has been a staple performer at the Hardin
County Playhouse starring in such un-forgettable shows as "The
Wizard of Oz" and "A Tuna Christmas". Recently Josh has also
broken into the world of independent film by playing dual roles
in "Mountain Mafia" which also stars Ex-WWE superstar Al Snow
and Rupert Boneham from "Survivor". Josh, who is single and lives
in Elizabeth-town, is proud to be a member of this community
and experiences no greater joy than being one of the voices
of Hardin County since joining Team Quicksie. In one of those
rare moments when Josh has spare time he enjoys playing golf
and basketball and spending quality time with his family and
friends.
Get
to know Josh here
 Mike
Skaggs
A native of Louisville
raised in Radcliff, Mike got his start in public performance at
Army Community Theater at the age of 10. During that time, he
appeared in productions of "Peter Pan", "The Best Christmas Pageant
Ever", "Charlotte's Web", and "The Wiz." Mike was first introduced
to the world of radio in the fall of 2003, when he joined the
staff of WWHR in Bowling Green, Kentucky. Starting off working
the red-eye weekend shifts, Mike quickly realized that he was
doing what he loved. Over the next several years, Mike continued
to work a variety of timeslots from early morning to afternoon
drive, also serving as Traffic Manager in 2005. All of that dedication
lead to Mike being one of the original crew members of "The Morning
After" at WWHR, serving as Assistant Producer and Segment Editor.
Following the departure of the show's creator, he served as co-host
during the fall of 2006. Mike came to Quicksie after moving back
to the Elizabethtown area in October of 2009. Mike is also
a freelance voiceover artist, and enjoys the challenges involved
in portraying different personalities.
Get
to know Mike here
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