List of B105 personalities

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Brisbane radio station B105, has featured a number of presenters during its history since 1990.

Contents 1 Former B105 Announcers 1.1 Jamie Angel 1.2 Mickey Maher 1.3 Robyn Bailey 1.4 Chris 'Becko' Beckhouse 1.5 Craig Bruce 1.6 Stephen "Buggy" Bugg 1.7 Paul "Campo" Campion 1.8 Penny Cooper 1.9 Cathy Dinn 1.10 Sharyn Doolan 1.11 Jamie Dunn 1.12 Gregg Easton 1.13 Michael "Jordo" Jordan 1.14 Dean Kesby 1.15 Al Dobie 1.16 Donna Lynch 1.17 Craig "Lowie" Low 1.18 Rob McCasker 1.19 Gabby Millgate 1.20 Rod Maldon "The Love Rod" 1.21 David Rymer 1.22 Zoe Sheridan 1.23 Ian Skippen 1.24 Ben Wasley 1.25 Matty White 1.26 Andrew Very (AV) 2 Former Blackthunder Pilots 2.1 Andrew G 2.2 Kyle Sandilands 2.3 The Labrat 3 Former Newsreaders 3.1 Natalie Bohenski 3.2 Monique Dews 4 References

[edit] Former B105 Announcers

[edit] Jamie Angel

Now Program Director at 2DayFM

[edit] Mickey Maher

Former B105 Music Director. Now group Program Director NX/KO FM, Newcastle.

[edit] Robyn Bailey

Now co-host of 97.3 FM, Brisbane Breakfast show

[edit] Chris 'Becko' Beckhouse

Former panel operator for Hamish and Andy before returning to B105 as the afternoon announcer.

[edit] Craig Bruce

Now head of programming for the Today Network

[edit] Stephen "Buggy" Bugg

Now with Sea FM Hobart.

[edit] Paul "Campo" Campion

Now at 97.3 FM Brisbane

[edit] Penny Cooper

Joined Morning Crew in 2002, was made redundant in December 2005.

[edit] Cathy Dinn

Now on Mix 101.1 in Melbourne.

[edit] Sharyn Doolan

Now a voice over specialist.

[edit] Jamie Dunn

Now with Sunshine Coast station Zinc FM.

[edit] Gregg Easton

Moved to Triple M. Now at Mix 106.3 in Canberra.

[edit] Michael "Jordo" Jordan

Left B105, returned for a short stint at the beginning of 2005 and left again

[edit] Dean Kesby

Drive time, moved to Morning Crew in 2005. Joined NXFM and KOFM in 2006 as Program Director, before moving to Triple M Adelaide as Program Director and Breakfast Anchor.

[edit] Al Dobie

Floater then moved to Triple M in 1999.In 2005 became PD of Hot 91 on the Sunshine Coast before taking up the role of MD/APD of 'Hot Tomato', Gold Coast. Now MD/APD at KOFM Newcastle.

[edit] Donna Lynch

Inaugural member of the B105 Morning Crew. Now with 1116 4BC.

[edit] Craig "Lowie" Low

Moved to host the Today Network's "Lowie's Hot 30 Countdown" in 2005.

[edit] Rob McCasker

Moved to Triple M. Former Program Director at 'Hot Tomato', Gold Coast.

[edit] Gabby Millgate

Currently on SEA FM in Cairns hosting breakfast.

[edit] Rod Maldon "The Love Rod"

Joined B105 in 2005 to anchor workday from SAFM. Moved to Fox FM in January 2006.

[edit] David Rymer

Inaugural Night Announcer.

[edit] Zoe Sheridan

Co hosted the local version of the Hot 30 Countdown from 1995 until it was replaced by the networked Ugly Phil's Hot 30 in 1998.

[edit] Ian Skippen

Inaugural member of the B105 Morning Crew. Left for Triple M in 2005

[edit] Ben Wasley

Former breakfast anchor on Gabby, Mike & Stav in 2006 can now be heard as panel op on the Hamish & Andy show on FOX FM in Melbourne.

[edit] Matty White

Started his second stint in 2006 as Morning announcer and Assistant Music Director. Left B105 and Austereo in August 2007. Moved to Mix 106.5 as Music Director.

[edit] Andrew Very (AV)

Former B105 Music Director and Assistant Program Director for B105, then Triple M, replaced Dean Kesby as Program Director at NXFM/KOFM Newcastle. Replaced Rob McCasker as Program Director of 'Hot Tomato', Gold Coast.

[edit] Former Blackthunder Pilots

[edit] Andrew G

Known on-air as "Spiderman", Now co-host of Australian Idol.

[edit] Kyle Sandilands

Now co-hosts "the Kyle and Jackie O Show", which is broadcast on 2Day FM and other Austereo stations.

[edit] The Labrat

Hosted Austereo's Hot30 before moving to 2DayFMs Drive slot in 2005. Returned to head B105s Breakfast show in 2007.

[edit] Former Newsreaders

[edit] Natalie Bohenski

Now with Brisbane station 1116 4BC

[edit] Monique Dews

Now News Director with Nova969 Sydney.

[edit] References