Craig Swope
Craig Swope and his wife Mary moved to Carson City in 1983 from their home state of Iowa—and he’s been behind a microphone ever since. For the past 20 years, Craig has been a familiar voice on Evans Broadcast, covering the morning shift with enthusiasm and heart. He says as long as his voice holds up, his motor skills stay sharp, and Evans Broadcast will have him, he’ll keep showing up to start the day in the studio.

Craig and Mary enjoy exploring the outdoors with their dog, Oci (Oh-chee). Some of their favorite hiking spots include White’s Creek, Galena Creek, Spooner Summit, Ash Canyon, and Prison Hill. When they're not on the trail, you might find them golfing or heading off for a weekend getaway to places like Graeagle, Bridgeport, June Lake, Austin, and Ely. They are also active in their church community, where they find joy in fellowship, good food, and most importantly, a shared faith.

Phil Galbraith
Phil Galbraith joined Evans Broadcast on June 9, 2021. Raised in Vacaville, California, he found his home in Reno in 1994 and soon after began his career in radio and television. Phil is passionate about Reno and Nevada history, especially collecting old maps of the area. When he’s not behind the mic, he enjoys photography and video design. Phil lives in the North Valleys with his cat, Lefty.

John Potter
John Potter is a veteran Reno broadcaster with a career spanning more than four decades. He currently serves as the weekday news and traffic reporter and hosts a local Saturday talk show from 9 a.m. to noon on 99.1 FM Talk.

After earning his journalism degree from Valparaiso University, John began his Reno broadcasting career in 1978 as a morning host at KCBN. He was inducted into the Nevada Broadcasters Hall of Fame in 2001 and received the Mark Twain Journalism Award from the Associated Press in 2008.

John spent 20 years with KTVN Channel 2, where his work as a journalist and broadcaster became well known throughout northern Nevada. Outside of broadcasting, he has a strong interest in Nevada history and travel, and he credits his professional success to the God-given talents he strives to honor every day.

Greg Neft
Greg Neft is a veteran broadcast journalist with nearly two decades of experience. A former voice of KOH Radio, he has also appeared on national outlets including ABC, NBC, CBS, Associated Press Radio—and internationally on the BBC and the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.

Over the course of his career, Greg has reported from major events such as the 2000 Florida Election Recount and eight national political conventions. Outside the newsroom, he enjoys craft beer, road trips, and downhill skiing.

Greg is excited to bring his passion for journalism to FM News Talk and is dedicated to delivering trusted news coverage to Northern Nevada.

Craig Moss
Reno native Craig Moss launched his broadcasting career while still a student at Wooster High School. At just 16, he secured an internship with KSRN, then located in the Old Town Mall—now the Reno Town Mall. Nearly five decades later, Craig remains a steadfast voice in Nevada broadcasting.

In 2019, his dedication and impact were honored with induction into the Nevada Broadcasters Hall of Fame. When asked by one of his twin daughters about the idea of retirement, he replied with trademark wit: “Three days after I retire, you’ll be planning my funeral.”

Craig has served with the Evans Broadcast Company for more than eight years, where he is Operations Manager and Chief Operator for it’s eight stations. On Saturdays, he produces The Weekend – Live & Local with John Potter, continuing to bring authentic community-focused programming to the airwaves.