Lee Riza - The Lee & David Show
Monday - Friday 6a - 9a
 The voice who wakes up Hood County every morning! Lee Riza the host of the Lee and David Show. A key member of the KPIR team since 2003, Lee started his broadcast career here in Granbury, Texas and worked at WBAP and KSCS. Lee loves his community and enjoys helping any charity. He also is a Granbury native and graduated in 1997. In his spare time Lee, loves to fish and spend time on the ranch. Drop him an e-mail at lee@kpir.com. |
David Wood - The Lee & David Show
Monday - Friday 6a - 9a
 David Wood grew up right here in Granbury and loves Pirate Sports! David was very active in athletics and theater arts during his school years. He continues to be active by coaching youth sports for the past 15+ years for his children and community. While serving in the U.S. Marine Corps he was assigned to the Far East Network in Okinawa, Japan and worked as Sportscaster for FEN/USO Network. After his time in the service David, spent most of his time working in the Retail Management Industry. He used his prior service experience to produce most of the advertising used in the places he worked. As a result of this experience, he saved the owners the expense of writing, producing, and doing most of the commercials used for radio and television spots. After leaving the Furniture Retail business, he worked in the Land/Home Industry and promoted the Southwest Wrestling Alliance (SWWA). You can hear David right here on KPIR 1420, every weekday at 6 a.m. to 9 a.m. on the Lee & David Show , and at 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. on The Big Hour PM Plus, as well as, on all Pirate Sports broadcasts. Along with his many hats, David also sells advertising for the station using his extensive knowledge in retail management to assist advertisers. David is married to his wife, Junemary for 9yrs. They have one son Nick and two daughters Tatiana, and Hannah. |
Allen Newton - The Lee & David Show
Monday - Friday 6a - 9a
 Allen was born when he was very young. From an early age, he knew he was bound for the broadcasting industry. An example of this was when Santa brought him a small reel-to-reel tape recorder and the first use was to record bathroom sounds and play them back for his brother’s girlfriend. Allen and his brother have never been close. This illustrious career began in the early 70’s while serving in the Army in the Republic of Panama. When Led Zeplin’s “Lemon Song” found it’s way into a gospel segment, Allen’s popularity with the military community grew many fold. Allen tried a number of other names along the way, like “Tony Day”,…the “Weird Beard”,..”Ace Music”,…and “My Mama’s Son”. None of them really stuck, until he stamped the “Big Al” label upon his forehead. The “Big Al” name ended-up at stations like KJIM in Fort Worth, KCHU in Dallas, and other Texas stations (KCTX Childress, KOLJ Quanah, KCLE Cleburne, and KPIR Granbury). “Big Al” spent time in cable television, where he was a news anchor, sales manager, cameraman, and video jock. Saturday nights in Oklahoma, during the auto racing season, he sat atop the concession stand at a cement oval and was the “Voice of the Altus Speedway Races”. 2007 saw his return to KPIR, where is has done nothing with pride. Also, Allen brings his wit to the afternoon drive program entitled “PM PLUS”, cuts a few commercials, sales a package, or two, helps with remotes, and in general,..irritaes the heck out of people. When asked what his plans are for the future, his common sense response was, “Drooling and sullying myself”. |
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