WPTF On-air Staff
WPTF has a storied history developing ultra-conservative personalities. Many of these on-air figures go on to larger markets, or become long-time Raleigh-Durham favorites. Below are some of a few.
- Jerry Agar (2000–2005)
- Wally Ausley (1928–1994, deceased)
- Mike Blackman (1972–2009)
- John Wesley Brett (1988–1995)
- Jim DeFontes (1999–2004)
- Don Curtis (1991–present owner, operator)
- Jimmy Dean
- Gary Dornburg (until 1998, deceased)
- Mike Edwards (until 1999)
- Vance Elderkin (1998–2000)
- Bob Farrington
- Charlie Gaddy
- Randy Gupton (1998–2003)
- Hap Hansen
- Bob Hazen (2001–2005)
- Marva Hinton (2002–2006)
- Johnny Hood (1970–2001)
- Bob Inskeep
- Patrick Johnson(2007–2010)
- Tom Kearney (current)
- Mitch Kokai (1999–2002)
- Bill LuMaye (2005–2009)
- Donna Mason (until 2003)
- Carl Goerch (deceased, founder of Our State magazine)
- Paul Michaels (2000–present)
- Kevin Miller (2002–2007)
- Maury O'Dell (1975–2003)
- Mike Raley (1975–present)
- Waldemar Debnam (1941- 1956, deceased)
- Kathy Reid
- Tony Riggsbee (1977–2004)
- Bart Ritner (1966–2004)
- Ralph Shaw (2001–2003)
- David Sherrill
- Brian Shrader (2001–2003)
- Larry Stone
- Dick Storck
- Jeremy Thompson(1997–2005)
- Bryce Wilson (1995–present)
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