Dr. Franklin is a broadcast educator, award-winning producer, and ground-breaking journalist. He is a PhD. graduate of Arkansas State University and a Masters of Arts and Bachelor of Science graduate of Jackson State University. Through his inspirational leadership and dedicated service in the field of broadcasting for over 20 years, he has brought numerous “silent issues” to light, including hidden aspects of racism, poverty, youth violence and domestic violence. His journey has allowed him to educate, empower, and give back to his community, for which he is extremely proud. Dr. Franklin strives to make the community a better place through his award-winning programming, his commitment to educational excellence, and his tireless work throughout the community.

Gary is originally from Greeley, Colorado and has lived in Texas since 2002. He served in the United States Army for over 21 years. He met his wife Melissa, who is also a Veteran, while stationed at Fort Huachuca in Arizona. They married in 1999 and have two daughters. After retiring he enrolled at Central Texas College to study Radio and Television Broadcasting. While a student at CTC, Gary worked as a Student Console Operator for KNCT. He received a Bachelor’s Degree in Mass Communication and Media Studies from the Walter Cronkite School of Broadcasting at Arizona State University.

A native Seattle-ite, Laury left the Jet City and landed in central Texas in 1983. After a career in business, she started at KNCT in 2007. Her love and support of public broadcasting shows in the three positions she has held at KNCT! She now serves as the Membership Director for KNCT-FM.

Desiree is originally from Gulfport, Mississippi, and then she moved to Harker Heights, Texas in 2012. In 2018, She graduated from Central Texas College with an Associate degree in Drafting and Graphic Design. Later, she was hired by the Mayborn Science Theater at CTC, which helped her grow her technological skills as a console operator, as well as, her skills in customer service. She was then hired by KNCT-FM on July 18th, 2022 to help strengthen their communication with listeners and inform them of events happening in the local area. Desiree's hobbies include baking sweets and anything art related.

I hold numerous certifications including the Society of Broadcast Engineers Professional Broadcast Engineer, Broadcast Networking Technologist and AM Directional Specialist. I have a Technician Class Ham Radio Operator, K5TLW. I’m also a Commercial Pilot with Multi/Single Engine and Instrument ratings. I’ve served as Sports Producer and Engineer for CBS, ESPN, Westwood One, Host Communications and the San Antonio Spurs. I’m passionate about serving others locally and globally. I’ve founded several small Christian radio stations in Texas as well as assisted missionaries in starting Christian radio stations in Africa and Russia. I enjoy spending free time with my wife, Stacey, three adult children, Kimberly, Bryan and his wife Katie along with my grandson, Eli.

Ysela is a Texas native and has resided in Central Texas since 2009 shortly after her husband was stationed to Ft. Hood. She has been employed with Central Texas College almost four years and joined the KNCT group in June 2021. She is currently the Business Analyst II. She is the secretary for the women’s auxiliary with the American Legion Post 573 in Harker Heights. In her spare time, she enjoys hanging out with her pets, watching movies, football and hanging out with friends.

Hey all you cats and kittens, this is Bruce Vasbinder – host of Sock Hop Saturday Night. When I’m not spinning the greatest hits from the 50s and 60s, some might say I’m still spinning as the public relations coordinator for Central Texas College. And on top of that, I’m an adjunct instructor in the CTC Kinesiology department teaching physical conditioning and volleyball. So get in shape with me either twisting to the Sock Hop oldies or in the gym.

Whether it's sunny or stormy outside, Renowned Central Texas meteorologist Bill Hecke helps you plan your day with constant updates.

After arriving in Killeen on the 4th of July weekend in 1980, Joyce started work at CTC the following Monday morning as a curriculum writer at the Skills Training Center. After spending several years on the campus she moved to a job with the city of Killeen and their Senior Adult Recreation Program. In 1983 she approached KNCT about starting a radio show directed at Senior adults. The program is still on the air today. She has been involved with different senior programs throughout the area and is currently helping to coordinate the senior program in Harker Heights. The Senior Report airs every Saturday morning at 9:20 a.m.