On Air
RYAN STONE
(FOX MORNING SHOW HOST M-F 6A-10A---TEXAS TWO STEP HOST SUN 5P-7P)
Ryan Stone comes from "The Live Music Capital of the World" Austin, Texas.
The radio bug hit Ryan when he was 20 years old and has been in the industry 22 years now.
Doing everything from making coffee for on-air staff, driving station vehicles, running remote and UT Longhorn Sports live broadcasts to full time personality.
With a large collection of past stage introductions for big Texas acts, he lives the music.
Now he's happier than ever in the Hill Country.
Catch him weekday mornings from 6 to 10am
Sunday's 5 to 7pm on the Texas 2 Step.
Ryan is definitely "Hill Country Strong"!
JASON CRUZ
(FOX MIDDAYS M-SAT 10A-3P)
Raised on the mean streets of San Angelo, Texas, he had to learn to fend for himself... eating nothing but fast food. He's had a huge impact in Texas working several radio stations over a 23 year career. He wasn't our first fit for this position but when we learned he was willing to work for free McD's coupons, we knew he was a great fit!
Jason lives his wife and toddler Jace! He enjoys great Texas country, cold Modelo and fast classic rides. While not annoying our listeners, Jason can be found reading, jogging (to McD's of course), fishing or casino gambling with his folks. Join Jason on the Midday Cruz weekdays 10-3 for lifestyle news, weather updates, celebrity gossip and the best music while you work!
CHAD HILL
(FOX AFTERNOONS M-F 3P-7P)
Chad Hill grew up in the Minneapolis area. After graduating from a backwater college with a degree he doesn't use, he got his first radio job in 1995, working weekends at a station in Fargo, ND. A few months later, he got promoted to weekday afternoons. He also learned to write and produce commercials. Later, he was the afternoon drive host and production director at a station in Fort Myers, FL. While his career has taken him through many adventures in other industries, he is thrilled and honored to have the chance to return to his roots in radio with the Ranch Radio Group. He moved to the Hill Country in 2016 and enjoys time with his four sons, three dogs, two cats, and a very patient wife of 25 years.