70s on 7

“Magic” Matt Alan started in show biz at the tender age of 10, swallowing razor blades for an audience of Boy Scouts. At age 12, Matt became America’s youngest talk show host. He’s a lover of the good life, whether it’s a well-marbled Cajun rib-eye steak, a fine cigar, or a perfectly shaken martini.

Hosting morning radio for over 10 years in Canada, Lisa Evans was discovered by SiriusXM online for her humor and fun-loving care-free energy. An organic sounding radio host, someone that sounds like they’re your friend making conversation on your drive.  Born and raised in Edmonton, Alberta where she still resides, Lisa can be found eating pasta, binge watching documentaries and liking every single dog picture on the internet.

From a gig in Worcester, MA at age 16 to programming in Boston, Chicago, and Hartford, CT, Jaybeau Jones can’t seem to shake the love of radio. Author of Heroes Mentors and Friends (Balboa Press), Jones lists his heroes as his kids Jordan and Matthew, as well as his wife Heidi, who is also a DJ.

New to radio , but not the love of all things ‘70s . Bobby Watman, a long time New Yorker created the iconic ‘70s themed nightclub chain Polly Esther’s with 35 locations coast to coast.  Bobby spends most mornings  styling his hair with a Ronco® 300 Turbo blow dryer (“Would ya just watch the hair?!”).  He lives in Miami Beach, FL with his lovely wife Meredith, a model, beauty and wellness expert.

A radio veteran who grew up listening to the AM dial of New York City. Having DJ’ed at top-rated stations in Tampa, Houston (Texas Radio Hall of Fame Inducted, 2016), San Francisco, Chicago, and New York. Ron is presently living in South Texas.

Based in Lafayette, CO, Jonathan likes to make art (HiFiJones.com), ride bikes, cuddle his dogs, and do voiceovers (JonathanHanst.com). In 2021, he founded a nonprofit creative sanctuary called Kaleidoscope (kscope.studio). Other interests include power napping. Super power: sobriety. Weakness: massive bowls of cereal. Reach out and say hello! Preferably with a compliment. He craves validation.

Casey Kasem’s friendly “crackling” voice was his trademark. Immortalized in the Radio Hall of Fame, Kasem has his own star on Hollywood Boulevard, and received two Lifetime Achievement Awards, and the first ever Radio Icon award at the Radio Music Awards. We remember Casey Kasem as the voice of the ’70s.