K-BAR 88.3Banks & Arlo Radio
On Air

On-Air Personalities

On-Air Personalities

The voices of K-BAR 88.3. Fort Worth's most trusted names in radio, according to an internal survey.

Daddy, smiling, in a blue button-down shirt with headphones around his neck, beside a studio microphone and an on-air light.

Mornings · Middays · Afternoons · Overnights

Daddy

Daddy has hosted every hour of K-BAR programming since the station signed on, a streak the station believes is a broadcasting record and has not checked. Known for his smooth delivery, his deep respect for the Red Hot Chili Peppers, and his willingness to play "Kids" one more time, he also anchors the K-BAR News desk and voices most of the commercials. When he's not on the air, he is usually on the air.

"You're listening to K-BAR 88.3. All the hits that make you wiggle."

An empty office at dusk. A high-backed chair faces a rainy window. On the desk sit a nameplate reading MANAGEMENT and a mug that says NO.
Management has declined to be photographed.

Station Leadership

Management

Management oversees all K-BAR operations, programming standards, and bedtime. Under Management's leadership, K-BAR has never once run past its scheduled sign-off. Management does not take requests. Management is not available for comment. Management has already said goodnight.

"This is Management. Bedtime is not a countdown."

Two news anchors at a glossy desk in front of world-map screens: a silver-haired man in a navy suit holding papers, and a woman in a tan trench coat holding a microphone.

Breaking News · Special Reports · Investigations

The K-BAR News Team

When something happens in the living room, the K-BAR News Team is already there. The team broke the Magna-Tile Tower story, held the line through the Five Monster Trucks disappearance, and, after a lengthy investigation, confirmed that the song is about Banks. No story is too small. Most stories are very small.

"This is a K-BAR Special Report."

Our Expert, gray-haired and bearded, in glasses, a white lab coat and a pink polka-dot bow tie, pointing a pen at a whiteboard sketch of a stick figure next to a box of crackers.

Chief Science Correspondent

Our Expert

Our Expert holds advanced credentials in kids, snacks, and the relationship between the two. Called to the scene whenever K-BAR News needs the facts, Our Expert has never been wrong, according to Our Expert. Recent findings include the definitive definition of a kid: a person who is small and likes snacks.

"That's what the science says."