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Mornings
Ed Chandler “the native Texan” wakes you up weekdays on the ranch from 6 till 10 am. Ed is a true native Texan and even has received his certification from the association of native Texans. He has worked at some legendary country music radio stations like KSCS and the wolf in Dallas, KASE in Austin, KJ97 and Y100 in San Antonio and KILT in Houston. Ed has been nominated as dj of the year by Billboard magazine and loves country music. A native Texan from the Hill Country who has returned home to 923 The Ranch! Make the native Texan a part of your day, weekdays on real country 923 The Ranch!
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Middays
Kris Wilson is a twelve-year veteran of Real Country. She has a bright and friendly style, which makes her a favorite of the Midday crowd. As the Real Country Music Director her knowledge of Country music comes in handy for her daily interactive request show and the Real Country weekend specials. Kris provides all the artist bios and music chart information for the shows. Kris is happily married with two "furry children", Karma and Nikki (meow). Kris is a big NASCAR fan (her favorite driver is Dale Earnhardt, Jr.) and believes her love of music and people drew her to her Country Radio career.
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Afternoons
Jim Casey admits that he decided on a career in radio when he was younger because it seemed like "a fun and easy job."
Although he’s entertaining on the air, Jim is serious when talking about his 20-year radio career. In addition to being part of the Citadel Media's Country air staff since the mid ‘80s, he programmed KKYX-AM in San Antonio. This station is legendary for its signal that covered all of South Texas.
More than 30 years later, Jim has changed his opinion about the difficulty of working in radio. "It sounds easy to be on the air," he says. "But it’s a hard thing to learn to do."
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Evenings
Linda Flores fell in love with country music the day she got her first transistor radio. She loves playing the legends of country music and has been lucky enough to meet almost all of them, from Haggard to Jones and Willie to her favorite honky tonk singer, Gene Watson.
As a 5th generation Tex-i-can, Linda has stayed in her home state of Texas for most of her career working for historic, broadcasting icons, iconic (take your pick of adjectives!) call letters like KILT, KVIL, KLTY and KSCS.
Linda has been nominated for various awards from R & R, Gavin, Radio Music Awards, Billboard and the country industry magazine, Music Row named her "one of country radio's top decision makers."
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