On-Air
On-Air Staff
Terry Dactyl - Host/Writer
Host of Saturday Afternoons 8 Track Cafe, Terry brings almost 50 years of broadcast experience from smalltown Saskatchewan to Radio China International in Beijing. Stops along the way included Calgary, Vancouver and Taber AB where he once devoured 20 cobs of corn at a single sitting. This would result in a much longer "sitting" the next day. A onetime member of KISS ARMY, favourite bands include Led Zeppelin, Aerosmith and Blue Oyster Cult.
Terry has been a Fossil since 2021!
He is a professional voice over artist in Canada and China with over a thousand credits on TV, advertisements and corporate and government projects.
The 8 Track Cafe. Saturdays at 2 PM/MT
T-Rex - Host/Producer
Founding Fossil T-REX launched the station in 2020 as a pandemic/vanity project. Now it's just a vanity project. T's broadcast days go back to 1979 and included stints in and around Ottawa....spinning oldies, reading the news and trying to stay awake playing "Lite Rock" in the 80's. He was a mullet bearing Rock DJ in Calgary in the 90's.
All told, including the Fossil, T has about 20 years on-air weaving through 5 decades. He is the station's producer, librarian, engineer and janitor.
Formerly the host of our Psychedelic Sunday and the Live Drive at 5.
"Bumpers" McPherson
Staff Announcer
"Bumpers" is that voice you hear every every few songs announcing the station identification and program introductions. She is a real person, although some of the other occasional ID's are Ai generated. They are pretty easy to tell apart. "Bumpers" is a professional voice-over artist and you can contact us and we will forward work/audition requests.
NEWS & UPDATES
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Deep in the Badlands of Alberta, Canada.
Where the Dinosaurs roam...