Devin Williams
My name is Devin J. Williams and I grew up in Tacoma Washington. I have been involved in radio for over 20years in the Puget Sound Region. Listen to my show INDIE BASEMENT Friday Nights at 11pm-1am on 91.3FM KBCS streaming online at KBCS.FM.
Devin amplifies the 90s rock and evolution of grunge and alternative rock.
DJ Funkscribe
After previously co-hosting a show with DJ Megabhuti on KBCS for over a decade, DJ Funkscribe returns triumphantly to the airwaves—bringing the heat, the stories, the heritage, and the groove back where it belongs for Funkscribe Fridays on KBCS 91.3FM Fridays 9pm to 11pm.
John Weir
KBCS Digital Tech Support
As an IT student I jumped at the opportunity to combine two passions, music and computers, by working at KBCS. Between college, playing the drums and playing with and/or on computers you will find me doing what I can to help KBCS continue to broadcast top tier, quality programming.
Jennie Cecil Moore
Jennie Cecil Moore, Producer/Reporter creates content for public media and community organizations including radio, podcasts, and print. Additionally, she’s produced museum audio guides, oral history projects, and taught radio production to kids. At KBCS, she contributed to transit series Unmute the Commute, stories of daily travel with a focus on history and equity. She also worked on an election series, interviewing local candidates about regional issues. More recently, she’s covered housing policy, voting rights, local arts, and healthcare policy in Washington. She appreciates that community radio is a unique and welcoming space for curiosity.
Chloe Jones
Chloe is an undergraduate student at Bellevue College pursuing a BA in Digital Marketing, and joined KBCS as Marketing and Promotions Assistant in November of 2025.
Chloe looks at the world of marketing as a constantly evolving field that reflects the beautifully imperfect journey of the human experience. It’s a blend of creativity, psychology, evolution, communication, connection, and analytics.
“I’m learning in marketing, there’s no single “right” answer — it thrives on the diversity of ideas.”
I’m a creative, daydreamy Pisces and proud dog mom to a dramatic miniature dachshund named Benji. In my free time, I love baking, cooking, reading, and coloring!
John Gilbreath
Host of Caravan
Bryce Bogar
Michael Olsen aka DJ MIKEY Oh
Michael Olsen got his start as a DJ at KBPS, Benson High School’s radio station in Portland, Oregon when he was sixteen. His musical awakening began the day his brother brought home a dubbed cassette of Toots and the Maytals’ Reggae Greats. The next day, Olsen bought his first LP, a collection of Jamaican Ska Instrumentals, and has been collecting records ever since. Olsen’s collection starts with Reggae, Jazz, and Soul, and reaches out to Samba, Highlife, Disco, Soukous, Cumbia, Funk, Boogaloo, R&B classics and more.
Jim Page
“One Of The 50 Most Influential Musicians In Seattle History” – Seattle Metropolitan Magazine. Recorded 21 albums. Songs covered by Doobie Brothers, Christy Moore, Dick Gaughan, Michael Hedges, Roy Bailey. Toured 13 countries. “If Jim Page ain’t the bastard son of Woody Guthrie I’m T-Bone Walker” – Robert Hunter