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Dan Patrick brings over 30 years of radio and television broadcast experience to KVCE every day. Texans have trusted Dan Patrick on the issues for 4 decades. Dan purchased his first radio station as an owner/operator in 1988 and has built a passionate audience which is unparalleled. Dan currently holds a seat in the Texas Senate District 7 seat and won with over 68% of the vote in a landmark victory. His leadership has changed Texas politics from the outside, and now his elected position will give him the opportunity to change it from the inside! Dan will be the ONLY State Senator with a radio show – that’s “radio-active”
Dan’s been a passionate conservative voice for the past two decades. He has led the fight for taxpayer rights and conservative values from Houston to Austin to DC and to the national media.
Dan Patrick is a man of action. Tune in weekdays when Dan takes on anyone who stands in the way of limited government, lower taxes and family values across the State of Texas. Dan is also an author, writer, entrepreneur, and enjoys traveling with his wife Jan and their two grown children. |
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Edd Hendee brings a unique business, political activist, and military support perspective to our listeners. He and his wife, Nina, of 32 years have worked side by side since 1977 building Taste of Texas in Houston into one of the highest grossing restaurants in the nation. According to Edd the radio business is a natural transition from their restaurant - its all about the listener! Edd Sean bring Dallas and Houston together from 8a to 9a weekdays.
Edds life experience, values and business interest fostered his leadership in the fight for change in politics from City Hall to Austin and onto Washington DC. Edd frequently travels to our State and Nations Capitol to lobby for conservative issues, smaller government, and a strong national defense. Most recently, his work with C.L.O.U.T (Citizen For Lowering Our Unfair Taxes) has grown that organization into a statewide force to be reckoned within the fight to permanently cap skyrocketing property taxes in Texas and demand accountability in Government.
Edds show will inform and compel you to act on todays important issues. He likes to take it on the road and has done broadcasts from Austin to Washington to Baghdad and beyond. The show goes where the story is!
Edds a fourth generation Texan and enjoys spending time with his wife and three grown children. Hes an avid pilot and enjoys working out, biking, golf and is a Bible teacher at Second Baptist in Houston. |
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“I hope people feel goodness from my show and accept me
for who I am, flaws and all.” – Glenn Beck
Glenn started in radio when he was only 13 years old by winning a local radio contest to be a DJ for an hour. Glenn had three jobs – one at a Christian station, a Rock station, and a Country station in his home state of Washington. He was fired from all three jobs – on the same day when he was 14 years old!
After high school graduation, Glenn pursued his career as a Top 40 DJ at stations all over the country. He landed an opportunity in Corpus Christi, Texas, as the youngest morning guy in the U.S. at 18 years old. His career took him to Top 40 morning shows in Baltimore, Houston, Phoenix, Washington, and New Haven, Conn. He had professional success into the 1990s until things changed. Today, Glenn points out, “When you have that kind of success that early in life, it’s easy for you to turn into a monster. And I did! ”
At the age of 30, Glenn lost his passion for radio – and everything else – as he struggled with alcoholism and drug addiction. Glenn pursued higher education in search of answers. Though he was accepted by Yale as a Theology major, he lasted only one semester, faced with a divorce from his first wife and separation from his two daughters – the oldest with Cerebral Palsy. He was emotionally and financially decimated and relegated to one of the smallest radio markets.
Finally, he turned to a program of recovery.
Coming to terms with his past and staying sober saved his life. He found a new love (his second wife, Taniai) , a new faith , and a new vision of his career – he would pursue talk radio.
He soon had an offer to host his own talk radio show on WFLA-AM in Tampa, Florida, forcing him to move away from his daughters in New Haven. He and Tania decided to live in Tampa for two years and then, whether Glenn succeeded or failed, they would move closer to his girls.
He inherited the 18th placed position at WFLA-AM and took it to the #1 position. Within 18 months, Premiere Radio Networks, offered Glenn the opportunity to go national.
He also kept his promise to his daughters and moved the national show to Philadelphia. The Glenn Beck Program, which airs weekdays from 9 a.m. to noon ET, is now ranked as the 3rd most listened to talk show in America among Adults 25-54. |
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Lance Roberts, the host of StreetTalk, is an investment strategist and co-portfolio manager for the StreetTalk Advisory Group. His primary focus is the fundamental analysis and management of investment vehicles. Lance specializes in asset allocation, equity and fixed income selection, investment objective alignment and retirement planning.
Lance is also the Chief Editor of the X-Report, a weekly subscriber based-newsletter that is distributed nation wide. The newsletter covers economic, political and market topics as they relate to the management portfolios.
Lance has also appeared frequently on Fox 26 News as an investment strategist as well as CNN as a commentator.
StreetTalk with Lance Roberts became nationally syndicated through Business Talk Radio. Lance enjoys a radio home with a strong signal and large audience at AM 700 KSEV 700 The Voice. |
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Always articulate and entertaining, “The Laura Ingraham Radio Program” has been
addicting legions of listeners since her launch into national syndication in 2001. Smart, funny,
and ahead of the curve in politics and the culture, Laura’s busting down the door of the “boys
only” radio club. Her show takes listeners on a wild ride through the colliding worlds of politics,
the news media, and Hollywood.
Her legal, political, writing, and television background distinguishes Laura in the field of
increasingly homogeneous radio syndication. Whether she’s on the watch for evidence of media
bias, political hypocrisy or Hollywood inanity, Laura infuses her program with a level of energy
and commitment to conservative principles that grabs hold and won’t let go.
In addition to hosting her own syndicated radio program, Laura is an author, frequent
columnist and television commentator. Her book The Hillary Trap, first released in June 2000,
was recently re-released as an updated paperback version. Her latest book, Shut Up & Sing: How
the Elites in Hollywood, Politics...and the UN are Subverting America (Regnery) is bound to be
a bestseller.
Laura worked as a speechwriter in the final two years of the Reagan Administration at
the White House, the Department of Transportation and the Department of Education. She
went on to graduate from the University of Virginia School of Law, where she was Notes Editor
of the Law Review. She served as a law clerk on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second
Circuit, and then on the Supreme Court of the United States for Justice Clarence Thomas. After
clerking, Laura worked as a white-collar criminal defense attorney for Skadden, Arps, Slate,
Meagher & Flom. Laura is a graduate of Dartmouth College.
Smart political talk isn’t just for the boys anymore. Just say no to stupid radio and get
hooked on Laura. It’s not just a talk show - It’s an addiction. |
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Nationally Syndicated Radio Host, Bestselling Author
Neal Boortz is a 35 year talk radio veteran. There is no greater point of view or more relevant show on the radio today. Neal covers important points on the day's top issues with a unique blend of insight and humor.
Born in, 1945 in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, he soon moved to Texas when his father returned to the Pacific to active duty in World War II . According to Neal, Texas was always his "official" residence, but he lived all over since his father was in the military.
He attended Texas A&M University from 1963 to 1967. Neal graduated from an Atlanta law school in 1977 and practiced law until he signed with WSB Radio in 1992.” Prior to 1977, Neal also worked as a carpet buyer, insurance salesman, loading trucks, slinging mail at the post office, working in an employment office, writing speeches for the Governor of Georgia and auditing the books overnight at a “sleazy” motel.
Neal is a best selling author; The Fair Tax Book, The Terrible Truth About Liberals and The Commencement Speech You Need to Hear. Neal is a confirmed Libertarian. “I believe that the principal difference between the Democrats and the Republicans is that the Democrats just want to grow our Imperial Federal Government a bit faster than the Republicans do". |
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Pat Gray...Morning co-host for KSEV-Houston
Pat Gray was born in Helena, Montana, but, as the bumper sticker says: 'Got to Texas as fast as he could'.
Well, fast, is a bit of a stretch. It took a while. He got started in radio during his junior year in high school, at his hometown Top-40 station...one of a whopping THREE radio stations in town. He quickly realized he was on to something, and upon graduation, moved to new jobs in the thriving metropolises of Great Falls, and Billings.
At the age of 20, he landed his first "sizeable" radio job at KISN-FM in Salt Lake City, Utah. There, he met the love of his life, ("brrr, I'm cold, it's cold") Jacque. Before she could realize her terrible mistake, he married her. So, they started their family, and Pat moved from station to station in SLC.
In 1989, at 27, a Program Director called Pat to see if he had any interest in perhaps flying out to Baltimore, Maryland, where he would go on the air at B104, teamed up with a partner for at least one show. The station management had heard tapes of both people, liked them, and wanted to find out how they would sound together. The morning show partner for that show was Glenn Beck. They met at the airport, rode into the station together, and as the story goes, were best friends before baggage claim. Baltimore is also where the family, in 1990, decided to begin home-schooling their children.
From B104, Pat went to WJFK in Washington, DC...then on to the Hartford-New Haven area (with Glenn) to WKCI-FM (KC101). In 1995...Pat & Jacque...and family (4 kids at the time...that total would later swell to 6...and who knows, depending on what time it is...maybe more by now)...for many reasons, decided to leave Connecticut and return to Salt Lake City. Not wanting to leave CT, Glenn sadly stayed behind...and became a forgotten mess, relegated to one day, finally putting together a miserable patchwork of 200 radio stations, a national TV show, magazine, live stage tour, and whatever else...too pathetic to really detail here.
In 2001, Pat jumped at the opportunity to leave music radio, and Salt Lake City, and become a born-again TEXAN, thus beginning his new life as a talk show host.
Then, in December, 2006, everything came together. The opportunity for Pat to join "radio-active" KSEV, with Edd Hendee as his morning show partner, 6-9am...and of course, Dan Patrick in the afternoon, was just too good for all, to pass up. "Meant to be", and "blessed to be here" are the phrases most often heard from Pat when summing up the chance to be working at AM 700 KSEV |
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Steve Davis, Vice President of Lifestyles Unlimited, Inc., is the host of the Lifestyles Unlimited “Real Estate Investor Radio Show.” Steve does not just talk investment real estate, he lives it.
Since 1990 Lifestyles Unlimited, Inc., the real estate investor and mentor group, has been committed to the success of individual real estate investors. Lifestyles Unlimited take people step by step through the location, evaluation, negotiation, closing and management of everything from single-family houses to 600 unit apartment complexes.
Join Steve every Monday through Thursday 2 - 3 PM as he discusses the principles and practices of the successful real estate investor |
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Steve Drake, host of KSEV Money Matters, has hosted a talk radio program concerning personal financial issues in Houston since 1984. Steve covers various topics on his Money Matters show including retirement and estate planning; how to invest for your children's education, and the common characteristics of people who can save and accumulate money. Frequent guests on Money Matters include experts on estate planning, consumer fraud, tax issues, and other issues that relate to personal finances. Steve also spent 18 years doing a weekly news story for KPRC Channel 2. He appeared on their weekday and Saturday morning newscasts discussing personal financial issues. Steve Drake is a Senior Vice President with RBC Dain Rauscher, Inc. in Houston, Texas. He works in partnership with John Allison and Susan Leroux. Steve's phone number is 281-586-7786 or 800-925-6992.Steve primarily works with individuals that are retired or approaching retirement. The information he shares on KSEV Money Matters is based on 25+ years of experience dealing with personal investments.
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