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Victor Gray is now in his fourth decade in the financial services industry, having provided valuable financial services, plans, and information to countless families and individuals. Victor’s genuine concern for clients’ well-being and vast knowledge of the industry motivates him to help clients meet the challenges, needs, and desires of his clients. His emphasis is not only on quality of information and plans provided to those he serves; but also, on the service and relationships provided.

Victor served on The Governor’s Task Force for business affairs, has been president of local trade associations, and served others through offices held in civic organizations. He is a highly sought after and repeat guest speaker at seminars, trade associations, civic organizations, churches, and frequent radio contributor. He has hosted his own popular radio show covering a wide range of topics, including health and finances.

Victor is dedicating his life’s work to clients’ financial service needs. His primary goal is to continually improve his clients’ financial position, while protecting their assets through individualized plans tailored to specific needs and concerns. This is accomplished by helping to protect assets from unnecessary risks, taxes, long term care costs, and probate. With over 30 years experience, education, and a dedication to needs, he is helping many people obtain their desired results.

Victor and his wife Clara Ines live in Warren County with their two daughters.

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Pennsylvania, 1957, an intruder breaks the flimsy lock on a radio station's transmitter room, boosts the power to 1,000,000 watts and starts broadcasting street-corner Doo-Wop records throughout the Eastern Seaboard. Before the authorities could apprehend him, he sneaks out the back door, into Rock and Roll History. He's wanted to this day.

Legend has it he left behind only a single clue….a cow bell. It is rumored that it's the same voice that can now be heard throughout the United States on the Nationally Syndicated

COOL BOBBY B DOO-WOP STOP.

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Dangerous Dan has been flogging the hits for more decades than he cares to remember. Nobody knows Oldies like Dan and he loves
to play them for you! Call Dan Saturday nights at 513-563-1480 with your request!

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Wesley is a Service Consultant at Ulmer's Auto Care. He has a passion for cars and motorcycles - especially fast ones.
Wesley lives on the East Side. He and his wife wife Ashley have two Dachshunds, Sadie and Rosco.
Wesley can answer your car questions either live on- air Saturday mornings 9a-10a at (513) 563-1480 or send Wesley an email
with your question and he'll address it on the air.

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Having been lost in another dimension for decades, Jon is back on Cincinnati radio. Having rubbed shoulders with some of the greats in rock and roll history (back then it wasn't inappropriate), Jon brings his unique sense of humor and oldies knowledge to enlighten and entertain. Just because he got Chubby Checker to tell him "The Twist" ruined his life shows Jon wants to find out what makes those records go 'round. Check him out Saturday mornings 7-9AM.

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Carmon DeLeone, in his 50th season as Cincinnati Ballet music director, spent 12 years as an assistant and later resident conductor of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. He also was an adjunct assistant professor of opera and music theater at the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music, where he earned bachelor's and master's degrees. He also led and played drums for his Studio Big Band.

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