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Jim Bartlett
First radio job: WSUP at UW-Platteville...first paying gig at KDTH in Dubuque.
Dream day: Badger football Saturdays – the lap around the Farmer’s Market and the walk to Union South before the game, the game itself, and the postgame beers, followed by dinner, with more beers.
Gray hair: Is better than a reflective head.
I’m afraid of: Bats. One got into our place once and I while I was hiding in the downstairs bathroom, I was trying to figure out how we could sell the house and move without my having to leave the bathroom.
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Justin Brown
Family: Wife Mary, daughters Mallory and Abigail
Hometown: Three Lakes, WI. I was born in Madison and raised in Stoughton until 3rd grade when we moved to Northern, Wisconsin.
Hobbies: I love everything outdoors. Hunting, fishing, camping and hanging with friends and family around a bonfire.
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Katie Austin
Hi! I'm originally from the Green Bay/Appleton area. I also lived in Connecticut as a kid. I moved to Madison in 1999 and absolutely love it! I will someday own a silver Jeep Wrangler with a manual transmission and a sunroof. I have an irrational fear of ventriloquist dummies, toilet tanks and elevator doors. I can only wink with my left eye. I love Q106, our listeners and especially the music!
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Andy Fulton
First radio job: WBEL down in Beloit and overnights at sister station Lite 103.
Family: Married to Amy and we have many "kids" of the four-legged variety.
Subject of much abuse: I am a lifelong Chicago Cubs and Bears fan. But all is not lost as I love the Badgers too!
Most people find interesting: I recently completed school to learn how to build guitars! I'm looking forward to having my own line of instruments in the near future.
Fun: Cranking out great country music for the best listeners in the world every weekend on Q106! |
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Travis Winchester
Oh boy about me, I was born camping (ok not really but I sure do love to camp). I am originally from up nort-der in La Crosse, I am afraid of spiders and heights, so hopefully you wont ask my to climb a ladder ever. I used to love to listening to country, went to the Rock and Hip-Hop phase and now I am back LOVING country! To me Country music isn't about the beat of the song, it's the lyrics that in other genres of music are hidden, all country songs tell a story and it's something that you can relate to. I am an open book, want to know something about me? Just hit me up on Facebook, ask, and let's become pals for life! |
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Pam Jahnke
Pam Jahnke, the Fabulous Farm Babe, has been involved with Wisconsin agriculture since childhood and brings her wealth of experience to the Farm Report. At the University of Wisconsin - River Falls, Pam studied broadcast journalism and broad area agriculture. After college, Pam moved into her chosen field, doing farm broadcasting, radio and television, from Green Bay to Eau Claire, WI--and she's never looked back. |
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