Mary Tylaska
Weekday
Mornings

In one of her former lives, Mary Tylaska was an A-list concubine of Julius Caesar. Thousands of years have since passed, but her penchant for short, balding men with imperialistic tendencies remains to this day. Adopting the moniker "Berlin Bertha," Mary began her illustrious radio career in 1942, broadcasting Allied propaganda into enemy territory on an all-polka station. In the years following the war she traveled the globe, eventually winding up at heritage Rock station KLBJ-FM in Austin, Texas. After joining the Witness Protection Program, Mary migrated north to Dallas and soon began taking up valuable space at Country kicker KYNG-FM. She counts among her many hobbies housecat taxidermy and toenail clipping sculpture. Mary's future plans include world domination, and having her remains cremated and shot into space.

Johnny Wolfe
Middays

Johnny Wolfe has gone through his radio career with some interesting nicknames. In his first on-air radio job at WNCI in Columbus, Ohio, he was an air traffic reporter called "Crash." He was dubbed "Captain Carl" at WMGG in Columbus.

When he's not on the air, Jonathan has a passion for watching sports. During his stint at WBNS in Columbus, he produced on-air sporting events from Ohio State University and International League Baseball games.

This Columbus native also boasts about an ability to stand on his head for long periods of time and having an addiction to double cheeseburgers.

Dave Perry
Evenings

David is definitely enjoying the ride on Today's Best Hits!

He says his inspiration to get into radio came from listening to Los Angeles jocks during the late 1970s.

His first radio job was in 1981 at a Top 40 station in Silsbee, Texas. He eventually moved on to KWIC in Beaumont, Texas as a program director and air talent. On the weekends, he worked on the for Houston's KKBQ. Other stations include nationally syndicated Z-Rock as "Dave Bolt" and Classic Rock KZPS-FM, Dallas, Texas.

And now he entertains you at Today's Best Hits!

He enjoys Web design, mountain biking, reading, music, and stacking all his pennies.

Race Taylor
Afternoons and Evenings
 

In addition to his work on the air, Race is the current billboard voice for ABC-TV's Prime Time programming. His voice work has been on shows like Desperate Housewives, Grey's Anatomy and Dancing with the Stars just to name a few.

Race has also been the host of several national radio specials with the ABC and Westwood One radio networks.  Television appearances include All My Children, Three Men and a Chick Flick, VH-1's Top 20 Countdown, Behind The Music, True Spin, and several entertainment magazine shows as a music analyst. 

Adds Race, "To interact with the audience and the artist simultaneously...that’s the best part!  Throw a camera in there and it’s a TV show!"

Outside of radio, Race plays golf, drums, and "Dad."  He and his wife Patty have 3 boys, ages 9, 7 and 2.

Susan Huber
Overnights

A Washington DC area native, Susan’s radio career began shortly after college, when she helped local Radio Zone morning show host, Kenny Curtis, announce the Word of the Day. Fast forward a few years and Susan was moving to Dallas, Texas, to help launch a little station called Radio Disney, where she spent the next 12 years as one of their national DJs. Susan’s voice has been heard on Disney Channel, Cartoon Network & Nickelodeon and she is excited to now be heard on Today’s Best Hits. In her spare time, Susan loves hanging out with her husband and their cute Chocolate Lab, teaching yoga and cooking everything she sees on Food Network...

Sunday Mornings
Fox All-Access with
CHRIS LEARY