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Deb aka Yard Girl is a rotating host of World Bop, Sundays from 1 to 3 p.m.

Doug Ashby is the host of Roots After Hours, Tuesdays from 11 pm - 1 am. When he is not on WDIY, he is singing and playing guitar in the Lehigh Valley-based band Tavern Tan.

Jeff Biro is the host of Jazz Junction, Fridays, 9-11 PM. Jeff has been a youth tennis coach since 2002. He currently coaches girls tennis for Allentown Central Catholic High School where he's racked up over 400 total wins. Jeff is also a musician, having played drums in Steppin' Out with WDIY's own Dave Fry.

Kate Riess started her radio career as a deejay and public affairs director for WFCS-FM in New Britain, CT. When she moved with her family to the Valley in the early 90's, she served as an LVCBA Board member as WDIY was getting off the ground. She has produced and hosted Good Clean Fun (Saturdays, 8-11pm) since the station signed on the air, and in March of 2000, she became the station's Music Director. Along with husband, Mike Riess (host of the Friday Night Late Night), she also programs content for the station's popular Overnight Delivery Service.

Luis Campos was born in Nicaragua, Central America. He came to the United States in 1978 and has been living in the Lehigh Valley since 1981. He has been a volunteer at WDIY since 2006. He hosts La Fabrica del Jazz (Jazz Factory), Thursdays from 9 to 11 PM. A physician in practice in the Lehigh Valley since 1984, he also enjoys tango dancing.

Maxx Foxx is the host of WDIY's experimental and improvisational jazz show The Bridge, Sundays from 10 pm - midnight.

Mike is the Thursday noon host of Fresh Air. He previously hosted Day to Day. Mike appears to be a professional volunteer even though he promises us that he is a computer programmer. In addition to volunteering at WDIY, Mike is also a Ski Patroller, and a Master Gardener.

Mike Riess is the host of Friday Night Late Night on WDIY. Mike also helps program the music for WDIY's popular all-night jukebox, Overnight Delivery Service, along with his wife and fellow on-air host, Kate Riess.

Pat DeWolfe is a rotating host of Unlimited Possibilities and Sunday Folk, as well as the folk genre coordinator for WDIY.

Peter's been a radio programmer since the late '80s starting out with the Lehigh Valley Community Broadcasters Association at Muhlenberg College. He's a charter member of WDIY and has been hosting All Star Jazz since the first year that WDIY went on the air. He likes to play a lot of music written in the '30s '40s, and '50s that's been re-released on CDs in later years.