The Mike and Mandy show has been with WRVR since 2004….but have been entertaining audiences as a team since 1998, when Mike and Mandy were paired up in Jackson, Mississippi.

Mike Montana is originally from Los Angeles and enjoys spending his time running, swimming, biking, walking his 2 rescue dogs, and traveling with his beautiful wife, Michelle.

Mandy Morgan is an Army brat and lived all over the world. She is the proud mother of a baby daughter and two rescue dogs. She has been happily married to her husband, Brad, since 1997.

I graduated from the Center for The Media Arts in New York City in 1985. I began my radio career on Long Island New York in the beautiful (and very expensive!) Hamptons in 1986.

My radio career has taken me to some really fun cities and places. I've worked in the Tampa Bay area and spent 2 1/2 glorious years in the Florida Keys.

While in the Keys I was named a Royal Duchess of the Conch Republic, commissioned as the Royal Conch Republic Disc Jockey by Crown Prince Kim Fisher.

I was also a member of the US1 Radio team that received the Edward R Murrow Award in 1998 for Outstanding Continuous Coverage of Hurricane George.

When I'm not on the radio or meeting new friends in and around Memphis - my favorite pastimes including: cooking, baking, painting and making floral designs.

I was a small-town girl.

Aside from the ridiculous green beret and homely green jumper, signing me up for Girl Scouts was the best decision Mom made for her fifth-grade daughter. I already knew how to build a campfire, and selling cookies wasn't the highlight of my year -- it was the field trip to the radio station that thrilled my little eleven-year-old heart.

There it was, five thousand watts of crystal-clear power...it was a daytime-only radio station, the voice of our town.

One look into that studio and I was hooked. I begged them to let me take home the unused news copy from the AP wire. I hung it up on my wall like a rock-star poster. I got a tape recorder and practiced doing newscasts, writing exciting stories of neighborhood gossip. I practiced my commercials, imitating TV ads for Miss Clairol.

In the seventh grade, I entered a speech contest and won three of the four categories. The judges were the owners of that radio station. Within a week of winning the speech contest I had my first on-air job: "Delilah, on the Warpath," school news and sports, taped weekly.

By the time I was in high school I had worked into a full-time part-time position at the radio station. I wrote afternoon newscasts, wrote and produced commercials. I took the empty soda pop bottles back for the refund. Six days a week I was at the station. Six days a week I was happy!

It's been over 25 years, and fourteen stations since Mrs. Davis's Girl Scout troop walked through the doors of that first radio station. Today, my show isn't on a five-thousand watt daytime AM station, but the thrill of the microphone hasn't disappeared. Radio is still my first love.

Pam was born and grew up in Memphis. "It's not perfect, but Memphis has great people, great music,and great food; and we'll keep working on everything else." Win or lose, she loves the Tigers, the Redbirds, the Grizzlies, and the Riverkings. Pam has a BA in History with a minor in Spanish from the University of Memphis. She started her radio career while still in highschool and has been on the air ever since. Pam loves her overnight "family" of listeners and being the warm up act for the Mike and Mandy show. She and her husband Tommy have a dog, 2 cats, and a goldfish. Pam enjoys spending time with family and friends,church activities, music, reading, shopping, volunteering, and decorating.