Roland Archer – Shoreline Mornings
Hailing from the City of St. Thomas, Ontario, Roland has loved radio since he was a co-op at CFHK in the 90’s. He has taken a long journey through broadcasting that has led him to the Shoreline.
Roland loves becoming a part of the communities he works in and is looking forward to becoming a part of the area. He loves meeting new friends and telling great stories.
He is your “Radio Guy in a Bow Tie”!
E-mail: Roland
Brandon Burge – Shoreline Afternoon Drive
Hello!
Allow myself to introduce…myself…
My name is Brandon Burge and I absolutely love radio. I’m a fan of all things music and my beloved sports teams, the Leafs, Raps and Jays!
I’m from a small town in Nova Scotia and I spent a large portion of my life growing up (or not) just down the road in St. Thomas, Ontario.
I’m always here to chat, I love getting your thoughts and stories because it’s YOU, the listeners who make my job so much fun. Cheers to cold beer, great music and all the beauty on the Shoreline!
E-mail: Brandon
Rockin’ Rick D – Vinyl Vibes (Friday & Saturday Evenings 7 to 11 pm)
Growing up, music was never far from his reach—even if mastery of it always seemed just out of range.
One of his favorite childhood photos captures him proudly holding a well-worn Stella guitar, oversized in his small hands, with the determined expression of someone absolutely convinced he was destined for the stage. The reality, however, was a little different.
He could strum a few chords, stumble through the beginnings of familiar songs, and make enough noise to convince the neighbors that practice was happening, but true musical talent remained elusive.
Still, that never diminished his love for music itself. Long before he ever stepped behind a microphone, he was the kid memorizing lyrics, studying radio personalities, and falling in love with the stories songs could tell.
While he may never have become the guitar hero he imagined as a boy, that same passion eventually found its home in broadcasting.
Today, his appreciation for music, personalities, and storytelling shines through every show he hosts.
The Stella guitar may not have launched a recording career, but it helped spark a lifelong connection to sound, entertainment, and the magic of radio.
E-mail: Rick
Phil Main – Saturday Mornings
Phil Main is a riddle, wrapped in an enigma, cloaked in a mystery. At least, he likes to think so. He’s really just a guy with a big heart who loves where he lives! He will jump at almost any chance he gets to go for an adventure in or around Huron, Perth or Bruce County and he especially loves his hometown of Goderich.
Above all else, Phil loves his family and friends, but a close second is his community where he is always happy to serve when he can. He also loves music, whether it’s sitting back and listening or writing and performing. Be forewarned that if you ask him what his favourite artist or band is, he will most likely respond with “Supertramp … no Eagles … no wait, the Beatles … nope, James Taylor … or maybe Lightfoot or no wait … ” This could go on for some time so if you do decide to ask, be sure to bring snacks.
E-mail: Phil
Greg Hetherington – Acoustic Sundays
Originally from the small town of Thamesville, Ontario, Greg has worked in local radio for more than 30 years.
Greg lives and breathes community and is usually found attending local events, learning more about the fantastic offerings of the community by playing a tourist role, or spending time with his amazing wife Kelly.
E-mail: Greg
Nick Pal – Shoreline News
Nick lives and breathes sports. He’s been a Montreal Canadiens fan his whole life, but also cheers for the Raptors, Blue Jays, Ticats and Bills. He is always found in a hat – he even sleeps in one!
Email: Nick Pal
Greg Skinner | Sales
Greg is a married, father of 3 who was originally from Waterloo but planted roots with his wife Leasa in the area.
When not working he splits his time between the Lions Club and trying to keep up with his fellow musicians in a local country /rock band called The 12th Line.
E-mail Greg Skinner
