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The Bob & Tom Story

Chick McGee was born in London, Ohio and "briefly" attended Ohio State University before enrolling and graduating from an independent broadcast school.  He began his career at a small 1,000 watt radio station in West Virginia and held various on-air positions at stations in West Virginia and Ohio.  Chick set his sights on The Bob & Tom Show after driving through Indianapolis in 1985 and seeing the classic Bob & Tom Show billboard featuring the boys in ballet tutu's and duck feet.  His dream was realized when he joined the them in 1986 as the show's announcer eventually expanding his duties to include sports and more.  Disguised as the sports anchor, Chick's unique contributions resonate via his "my-life-is-an-open-book" delivery.

Kristi Lee is the News Director of The Bob & Tom Show.  although she tries her best, the guys usually don't give her much of a chance to finish a full newscast without some form of interruption.  Kristi has a rock radio background and has also appeared in front of the camera as part of Fox Sports Net and ESPN.

Executive Producer of The Bob & Tom Show, VP of Programming for Premiere Radio Network and Operations Director of Clear Channel Radio, Indianapolis.  Marty's a pretty busy guy!  He still finds time to help write and contribute to the show every day.  A graduate of Ohio University, Marty started his radio career in Cleveland, spent time in Cincinnati (on the radio) and was a writer for Cash Box Magazine. 

Dean Metcalf is one of the most versatile players on The Bob & Tom crew.  Dean not only produces The Bob & Tom Show, but he is also the lead guitar player in The Electric Amish.  Additionally, you'll hear Dean on many of the impromptu phone calls to the show each morning.  Dean is also an accomplished guitar player, although he'll lie and say he's not very good.  He love bluegrass music and he is available for parties, receptions and political rallies.  Dean has been with the show since 1988.

Ron, a native of Indianapolis, joined The Bob & Tom Show in 2004 adding a fresh, comedic twist to an already twisted group.  He's created and is the voice of some memorable characters on The Bob & Tom Show including the self-proclaimed bad-ass
know-it-all, Donnie Baker.  Ron also has introduced us to the loud, boisterous, always-on-the-move salesman Kenny Tarmac, plus Floyd Tucker the over the road trucker and many more.  Ron and his wife are parents to 4 kids.

Since 1986, Steve has been the voice of many "celebrity" phone calls and characters on The Bob & tom Show.  Steve can be heard as Larry King, George Bush (41 & 43) and Bill Clinton.  Steve has also created original characters including Ernie Furglar, owner of Furglar's Hardware.  Steve can also be heard as old man Herm Johnson, Paul Hardly, Mr. SFX 2, Pee Wee Herman, Bob Dole, John Kerry, Teddy Kennedy, Barney Fife, Tom Blowchow and many more!

Dog entertains listeners on their drive home afternoons on
The Bob & Tom Show's flagship station, WFBQ, Indianapolis. 
Dog was born and raised in Indianapolis and is a graduate
of Indiana University.  Mad Dog serves as your congenial host for The Best of The Bob & Tom Show.  He and his wife are parents to 5 boys.

Steve Allee joined The Bob & Tom Show in 1990 as musical director and has since co-produced each Bob & Tom album project. Aside from writing music for a number of network television shows, Steve is an accomplished jazz pianist and has released two albums, "The Magic Hour" and "Mirage."  Steve and his band were featured guests at the 1997 Montreiux Jazz Festival.

Ricky has been a major contributor to The Bob & Tom Show, writing and performing bits and songs since 1984.  Ricky is heard most frequently singing as both Dean and Jerry with The Bob & Tom Band.  One or more of Ricky's comedy songs have appeared on every Bob & Tom album project!

Marty Bender

Drew Carey  

Helen Zimmerman

Joni Downing