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Jason A. has been rockin’ Evansville airwaves since 1994. He’s dedicated his time and voice to many local charities over the years including Easter Seals, March of Dimes, the Lampion Center, CASA and the Evansville Rescue Mission. An avid outdoor enthusiast and a fan of sports, food and fun. He has endorsed everything from motorcycles to food, to online sportsbooks and medical health. Jason is always available to help impact a client’s creative ideas.

Tyler Foxx is convinced that there are three fundamental S’s in life: songs, shows and shopping! Tyler Foxx is a friend of animals and those who cannot advocate for themselves. Tyler supports Borrowed Hearts, which helps children with basic needs as they move through the foster care system. He’s always available to connect with clients to create engaging promotions, on-air endorsements, blogs, or videos that impact the client’s individual target with meaningful content that resonates.

Sarah Pepper is an Evansville native who got her start in radio shortly after graduating college, as the Morning Show producer for Brad Booker on Hot 96. After moving on to win multiple industry awards hosting her own Morning Show in Houston, she is back where it all started for her. However, Sarah counts her biggest accomplishment as being a Mom to her daughter, who was born in 2019.

Clay Roth is a native of the Tri-State and has a deep love of the community and the people who live in it. Clay has supported Big Brothers, Big Sisters with their ‘Bowl For Kids Sake’ campaign, and is a huge supporter of charities and nonprofits that help people overcome substance abuse. On the HOT 96 Morning Show along with Sarah Pepper, they strive to bring awareness to underprivileged children that go hungry in the summer by partnering with the Tri-State Food Bank for the 24K Challenge. They also showcase local charities in December for the ’12 Days of Christmas’ campaign to bring awareness to those charities and award them with donations to help their cause. Knowing that local charities and residents in the Tri-State are given their due diligence and recognition for their amazing work helps Clay have a peace of mind and gives him fulfillment.

I started out in radio in Madison, WI in the early 90’s. I then had a great opportunity in Milwaukee and worked at the oldies station there for a few years before moving to Evansville in 2000. Once in the Tri-State, I worked for HOT 96 before moving over to WIKY in 2005. I live in Downtown Evansville with my two spoiled kitties, Lucy and Gracie. In addition to the various non-profits I work with on the WIKY Morning Show, I’m passionate about physical fitness, health, and animals. I also love partnering with our clients on campaigns ranging from health and wellness to furniture and everything in between, to help fuel their business’ growth.

I was born at Fort Knox and raised in various locations around the world due to my Army upbringing. I’ve been on the radio virtually every day of my adult life and together with Diane, we’ve been honored multiple times as best broadcast team, receiving prestigious Marconi Awards from both the NAB in 2011 and the IBA in 2019. Our adoration for Evansville shines through the WIKY Morning Show, where in the past year, we’ve proudly hosted over 150 separate community charities and non-profit organizations, representing philanthropy, health, churches, government agencies, the arts, and more. Additionally, I have also had close relationships for years with several endorsement clients for everything from landscaping to retail appliances to roofing and construction. The reason is simple. The nonprofits need donations and event attendance. The businesses need customers. WIKY gets results.