
Behind the microphone at KNKT are some very talented professional DJs with many years of experience. These individuals go the extra mile to bring you the solid Bible teaching you hear daily on KNKT.
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| Steve Reimann Steve Reimann started “DJing” at Roller Rinks in California and New Mexico during the roller skating craze of the 80s. While interning at KLYT in the late 80s, he attended and graduated from the Christian Broadcast Academy. His broadcast career has included stints at stations in Albuquerque (KLYT, KKIM, KKJY, and KNKT) and Chicagoland (WNDZ, WYLL). Although he spent a short time in recent years as a morning host with Jenna James on M88, since 1996 he has primarily enjoyed waking up listeners in Albuquerque on KNKT. |
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| Brian Dewire Brian Dewire’s first radio gig was at CofC Radio at College of Charleston in 2001 and he joined the staff at KNKT and M88 soon after moving to Albuquerque. He loves traveling, skiing, and the ocean, which explains why he moved to the desert. He also enjoys doing theater when the chance arises, and loves serving Jesus full time. |
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| Peter Benson Peter Benson has been on the air consistently in the Albuquerque market for 30+ years, in music radio at KOB-FM, 94 Rock and KQEO, and now at KNKT. He says that the opportunity to share daily about having a relationship with Jesus, along with the wealth of topics that spring from it, is an awesome way to fulfill a calling to do radio and serve our community at the same time. Peter is in love with Gera, his wife of 28 years, and has three grown children living in different parts of the country. |
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| Johann Snyder Johann "Yo" Snyder went to school to become a journalist, but ended up in radio through a series of wacky adventures too involved to detail here. Working his way from a volunteer and intern starting in 1997, Johann has been involved with KNKT in a variety of capacities. He currently hosts evenings on KNKT and helps out with programs such as ABQ Connect and Scott Richards Live. |
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