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Chris Slone is heard Monday-Friday 6a-10a.
We did some Q and A with Chris to get to know more about him,
Q: Where did you grow up?
A: Paintsville and Sitka
Q: Sports in high school?
A: Some wrestling, loved P.E. lol
Q: Heroes?
A: Major Richard Winters, Shifty Powers, John Basilone, and most all of America's Veterans.
Q: Who had the most impact on your career?
A: Which one? MSF RC, Radio...?
Q: Radio.
A: Lots of people, Paul Fyffe, listeners, lots of people contribute and I try to learn from everyone.
Q: MSF RC? is....
A: Motorcycle Safety Foundation Rider Coach
Q: Impacted?
A: Lots of people, Wayne Steele, Tim Cody, Tim Cooley, Barb White, and USMC...Jack----. Tough but fair, Cindy, Dave, Matt, take your pick. My dad, who introduced me to riding to start with, and my mother who taught me to be patient.
Q: Favorite restaurant?
A: Reno's, like El Azul's as well.
Q: Favorite actor?
A: Probably Tom Hanks
Q: Actress?
A: Meg Ryan...
Q: TV Show?
A: House or Lie To Me. Criminal Minds and NCIS rank up there too.
Q: Favorite Sport?
A: Motorcycling to be involved in. To watch, MMA or Football.
Q: What kind of music do you like most?
A: Rock. The Who, CCR, Shinedown, etc.
Q: What kind of music do you like least?
A: Rap or bluegrass.
Q: What do you remember most about the 80s?
A: Reagan, The Challenger Disaster, and cute girls with BIG hair.
Q: 90s?
A: Getting into radio, the rest is a blur.
Q: Secret career wish? If you could do anything else, what would it be?
A: That's easy for me to pick. A Kentucky State Trooper. Some of my best friends are Troopers, and I have huge respect for the honor and the heritage that these men and women uphold and the service they provide the citizens of Kentucky. They are men and women of honor.
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We did some Q and A with Chris to get to know more about him,
Q: Where did you grow up?
A: Paintsville and Sitka
Q: Sports in high school?
A: Some wrestling, loved P.E. lol
Q: Heroes?
A: Major Richard Winters, Shifty Powers, John Basilone, and most all of America's Veterans.
Q: Who had the most impact on your career?
A: Which one? MSF RC, Radio...?
Q: Radio.
A: Lots of people, Paul Fyffe, listeners, lots of people contribute and I try to learn from everyone.
Q: MSF RC? is....
A: Motorcycle Safety Foundation Rider Coach
Q: Impacted?
A: Lots of people, Wayne Steele, Tim Cody, Tim Cooley, Barb White, and USMC...Jack----. Tough but fair, Cindy, Dave, Matt, take your pick. My dad, who introduced me to riding to start with, and my mother who taught me to be patient.
Q: Favorite restaurant?
A: Reno's, like El Azul's as well.
Q: Favorite actor?
A: Probably Tom Hanks
Q: Actress?
A: Meg Ryan...
Q: TV Show?
A: House or Lie To Me. Criminal Minds and NCIS rank up there too.
Q: Favorite Sport?
A: Motorcycling to be involved in. To watch, MMA or Football.
Q: What kind of music do you like most?
A: Rock. The Who, CCR, Shinedown, etc.
Q: What kind of music do you like least?
A: Rap or bluegrass.
Q: What do you remember most about the 80s?
A: Reagan, The Challenger Disaster, and cute girls with BIG hair.
Q: 90s?
A: Getting into radio, the rest is a blur.
Q: Secret career wish? If you could do anything else, what would it be?
A: That's easy for me to pick. A Kentucky State Trooper. Some of my best friends are Troopers, and I have huge respect for the honor and the heritage that these men and women uphold and the service they provide the citizens of Kentucky. They are men and women of honor.
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