Vance Dillard is the Program Director for the Today's Christian Music betwork, The Word in Praise network, the Solid Gospel network, along with WFFH-FM/WFFI-FM broadcast properties, all operated by the Nashville-based Salem Music Network.  Vance spent most of the 1970s working for full service adult AM stations, then the 1980s as program director for a top-rated station in Tampa.  In 1988 he went to work for Jacor (now part of Clear Channel) and stayed with the company for 12 years.  He spent one year of that time as WLW-Cincinnati operations manager and the rest of the time as program director of Atlanta's adult contemporary station, Peach-FM.  Additionally, he served as the corporate adult contemporary brand manager, having programming oversight over scores of Clear Channel adult contemporary stations outside of Atlanta.  Most recently, Dillard enjoyed a similar position with South Central Communications, owners of several adult contemporary formatted stations, including top-rated Mix 92.9 in Nashville. 

Kim Bindel is originally from the southwest - Santa Fe, New Mexico, to be exact.  She's been in radio since 1994, previous stations including KSLT - Rapid City, SD, Free 107 - Lubbock, TX, and other Nashville stations.  Kim also spent some time with Salem's XM station - The Fish.  Her favorite movie is 'It's a Wonderful Life.'  Her favorite scripture is Proverbs 3:5-6, and her favorite people are her daughters, Lauren and Alexia.

Julie comes from a little town outside Cincinnati called Bethel, OH.  She was raised with sisters Jennifer and Jodi, brother Danny, parents Dan and Linda, and loving dog Buddy.  She has earned degrees in theology and youth ministries.  Since then, she has worked as a youth minister, ministry executive, television personality and DJ.  In addition to her work in radio, Julie stays busy with writing projects, speaking engagements, and developing tour merchandise for her favorite bands and ministries.  When she gets a free minute, Julie spends as much time as possible oil painting, sneaking off to the beach, and hanging out with her wonderful, perfect nieces: Lauren and Kierstin.  Her favorite scripture is Luke 1:45.

Jami Mayberry was born and raised in Amarillo, Texas.  She attended Texas A&M University.  Jami has been in radio for over 20 yrs. in Texas, Oklahoma, California and Tennessee.  She was an MSNBC country music correspondent for Nashville in the 90's, and served on the TN State Senate staff in 2002-2003 with a resolution passed in her honor on her final day by the Senate.  Jami loves international travel and meeting new friends.  She is single, and has a dog named Buster and a cat named Spot.  Jami has a passion for her faith and a passion for music.

Doug Griffin comes to us from the left coast, born and raised in California.   Doug spent his senior year of High School as an exchange student in Germany (Class of '85).  In radio since 1988, previous stations include: KSOL, KKIS, 6 years as 'Jungle Doug' on KRTY/San Jose, and 3 years on the syndicated 'Doug &Connie/Doug&Karla' morning show.  Doug also works with our Christian music channels on XM Satellite Radio.  Doug actually met his wife Sheryl through KRTY (although she'll tell you that she was not a 'groupie').  Doug's eldest daughter Lauren is in High School & Garic ('Babyman' - the only non-Californian) was born in Franklin TN in 1998. 

Wade McShane first became interested in radio by winning radio contests when he was just 14.   By 16, he was on the air.  He is a veteran of mainstream CHR, AC, News/Talk and Oldies radio in his native Southern California, and his production has won two ADDY awards and five ADDY Certificates of Recognition.  He was also a contributor to a Golden Mike award for earthquake coverage, and an Emmy-award winning CBS sports feature.  After joining Salem, Wade served as Morning Show host from 1994-1999, during which time he met his future wife at, what else, an on-air remote.  As Operations Manager, he continues to oversee much of the production, as well as his on-air duties.  He also produces and co-hosts the weekly syndicated program, “The CCM Radio Magazine.” And he's experienced in video and print work - everything from a doctor, lawyer, car salesman, and Ask Jeeves butler, to featured extra work in music videos and the original 'Saved by the Bell.'  Wade married his beautiful wife Rachelle in April 1998.  They have two sons, Matthew and Andrew. 

Tammi was raised in Tallulah, Louisiana which is in the northeast corner of the Bayou state. Tammi was raised a farmer's daughter and has deep roots in the Delta but pursued a career in TV and Radio. She graduated from the University of La. at Monroe. She anchored in the news in Monroe, Baton Rouge, and Nashville. She's also worked in radio in all three markets. She's been a freelance entertainment reporter for Entertainment Tonight and The Nashville Network.  She currently resides in Nashville as a freelance reporter.   She accepted Christ at the age of 12. She loves to read books by Max Lucado, Joyce Meyer and Rick Warren.

Greg Goodman is very at home behind the microphone. He should be. He's spent fully half of his life in radio, working in various formats.   Greg delights in making others laugh. An admitted Diet Coke addict, he drinks two cans in a normal afternoon broadcast. His other admitted weakness is buttered popcorn.  Greg likes to read in his spare time. A newlywed, he is enjoying life with his wife, Debbie, their dog Buddy and cat, Josie.