Kevin & Amy – Weekday Mornings

Kevin and Amy get the day started with “Good, Clean, Fun” weekday mornings 5 to 9 on Joe 103.9. The Kevin & Amy Show is a safe place to hang out and offers an engaging mix of humor, heartfelt stories, and faith-driven conversations that appeals to most Joe 103.9 listeners. The show is first and foremost a place that is safe for the whole family. A show that moms and dads can listen to and be entertained with music and information that’s relevant to their life and enjoyable for their family. The best part is listeners never have to change stations to avoid topics the kids in the car shouldn’t hear.

Enjoy Today’s Christian Music, news, local weather, and lots of fun weekday mornings with Kevin & Amy on Joe 103.9.

See below for more info about Kevin and Amy.

Kevin Vanek

Kevin and his wife, Tammy, are motorcycle and outdoor enthusiasts. He is also semi-pro disc golfer (by his own account). Kevin life has been marked by his passion for sports, particularly football, baseball, and track. He excelled in these sports and dedicated his life to coaching, where he became a cherished figure in the community. His coaching career spanned over two decades, and he was honored with the title “The Czar of Football” for his significant impact on the sport and on the lives of young athletes. Kevin is passionate about faith, technology, and continuous learning, often sharing messages about self-worth as God’s creation. Kevin has a legacy is one of dedication, passion, and love for his family and community.

Amy Byrd

Amy and her husband, Lloyd, love adventure and the outdoors and lived for a couple of years in a “tiny home” with their family of five, two bunnies, and Wallace the dog.

Amy says, “I went to school for a Business Degree, considered being a flight attendant, took a year of Russian (my tutor told me if I didn’t want to try, she didn’t want to work with me anymore… ha!) worked with kids with special needs, tried to talk my parents into letting my friend and me work at a fish cannery in Alaska. Nothing I was doing before radio would have indicated I would be doing this now. I was going to school for business but as graduation approached, I had mentioned to my dad the possibility of wanting to go into radio. My dad said, ‘You don’t wanna do that. Radio people are kind of like Carnies.’ And at that, it was as if he gave me his blessing.”

Amy is a wife, mother, and believer who shares personal struggles and triumphs, emphasizing God’s guidance through life’s challenges.