While pursuing his music degree, Jomar enjoyed writing program notes about the music he or his professors would perform because he enjoyed learning about the composer’s history and discussing it. Now as a KCME Host, Jomar is overjoyed to be able to talk about music and reach a wider audience on a weekly basis.

A lifelong music and record nut, in addition to classical music he has a deep devotion to music for film and television as well as radio drama. Dave's resume is rather varied and includes working at a record store, a shop that built pipe organs, as an actor, and in the AV manufacturing field . His many hobbies include a love for classic movies, collecting and building movie prop replicas, reading and collecting books, and adding to his embarrassingly large CD collection.

She grew up in Baltimore where she studied music, theatre and communications, working at a local radio station during college. In her free time, she adores art museums, hiking, traveling and researching under-performed and disenfranchised composers and their works. She has four inspiring and artistic children who keep her constantly entertained and on the run!

David moved to Colorado Springs in 1990 to work for Unistar Radio Network which was headquartered here at the time. After they relocated, he worked for KIKX and KKFM, but as a lifelong fan of the classics, he was a devoted KCME listener from the moment he discovered this gem in the Rockies. His first on-air appearance with the station was with the KCME Radio Theater started by Clay Rohl. Using actual radio scripts from the 30’s and 40’s we recreated the magic of pre-television radio entertainment. On the 60th anniversary of the Orson Welles broadcast of The War of the Worlds, we used the original script and performed it live. Starting as a part time announcer, David became a regular on the weekends and is now the nightly host of Nocturnes from 10 till Midnight.

David is also active with the local theater community here in Colorado Springs. He was previously seen as Count Orsini-Rosenberg in Amadeus and as Mr. Mushnik in The Little Shop of Horrors. He is the proud husband of local award-winning actress Lynne Hastings; proud father of two great and talented kids, Trevor and Maya; and proud pet father of one neurotic German Shepherd (Rajah) and one insane cat (Amira).

When she isn't working, Quinn enjoys watching films, hiking, and spending time with her husband Chris and their three kitties: Shiloh, Bodhi, and Atticus.

Through his faculty positions at UCCS and CSU-Pueblo, JJ premiered pianist Reggie Berg’s jazz-inspired Bassoon Sonata in 2019, which lead to his wonderfully unlikely position as a radio host at Jazz 93.5. Later that year he also began hosting KCME’s 'Strike Up the Band', now known as 'Incase You Missed It' (Wednesdays at 6pm).

When not playing bassoon, teaching, or making radio shows, JJ likes to run, bike, and cook. He has tried making the perfect Jewish brisket for the holidays four times previously and is pretty darn confident that THIS time he will get it right.

Michael spent the first 31 years of his life in Chicago, where he worked as a private piano instructor, a classical music buyer for a retail compact disc chain, and classical music consultant at Rose Records, one the largest classical music departments in the world. He has been a writer, reviewer, and teacher in the Colorado Springs area for the past twenty-five years and has worked as program annotator for the DaVinci Quartet, the Thursday Night Recital Series, the Rocky Mountain International Amateur Piano Competition, the Veronika Quartet, and the Colorado Springs Philharmonic. Michael has also appeared in numerous theatre productions in the Chicago and Colorado Springs areas and works as a freelance audio editor and private piano instructor.

Michael’s passion for music began at an early age.

"I remember as a kid the first time I heard Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony. I was floored. And when I heard some of Beethoven’s piano sonatas, I knew I had to play those one day. I started piano lessons and then I started to look for other classical composers and was just as inspired by them. It gave me a lifelong love of this incredible music. And one of the things I realized was that I couldn’t keep this amazing music to myself. That led to looking for every opportunity to share it with people through recordings and explaining why this is so great. Some people shrugged it off, others were comfortable listening to more of it, and a few were changed like I was after hearing it. That’s why I teach, and that’s why I’m passionate about sharing the music on KCME. It’s exciting to hear about people who call in saying how much they appreciate what they’re hearing and who want to find recordings of some of these works. That sense of community, that sharing of something is powerful and it’s what brings us together during a very divisive time."

"It’s amazing to see how the station has grown over the past twenty-five years and how it’s become such a vital part of the community. I’m proud to be a part of it. And to be involved with so many of the arts organizations just makes the connections stronger and the programs better. My work with the Colorado Springs Philharmonic, The Chamber Orchestra of the Springs, and the Colorado Springs Conservatory has been fulfilling and rewarding and I’m humbled to have been able to pass on my passion and knowledge to so many others and to hopefully have touched their lives in some way. I’m looking forward to the next twenty-five years."

She currently serves as director of the Downtown Creative District, where her work builds community and supports a robust creative sector through placemaking, public art, and cultural events. Michelle is delighted to highlight the diverse performing arts scene in the Pikes Peak Region as host of Performance Spotlight. She holds an MFA in Design from Indiana University and a BA in Art from the University of Wyoming.

Born in Quito Ecuador, he moved to the United States with his family, and grew up here in Colorado Springs. Music has always been a major part of his life. He has been singing professionally since 2015, including a performance at Carnegie Hall that featured his choral piece, "The Aurora." Past roles include Don Giovanni in Mozart's "Don Giovanni," Old Deuteronomy in Andrew Lloyd Weber's "Cats," and Judd Fry in Rodgers and Hammerstein's "Oklahoma!" Christopher studied vocal performance and composition at Colorado Mesa University with Dr. Chris McKim, and Dr. Monte Atkinson. He’s an avid fantasy-fan, whether in book form, or playing Dungeons and Dragons with his friends.