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Tim Jeffreys:

Tim Jeffreys has been a fixture in Bay Area Radio over 22 years, including a decade doing afternoon drive at a San Jose heritage rock station, then  covering afternoons on KSAN  in San Francisco for five years, before returning to his San Jose roots in 2004, to do Classic Rock. 

“I am so excited to be part of the morning show on the world famous KFOG. It it’s a great radio station with a wonderful staff, and I love that I am able to play new music along with some of the greatest songs of all time.”

An active sportsman, cyclist, and motor sports fan, Tim loves hockey, football, and spending his weekends hitting the slopes. He's also the most intimidating Trivial Pursuit opponent you will ever face!

Greg Gory:

Greg Gory grew up in the mean streets of Marin County and realized at the age of 5 that he wanted to delve into radio. To realize that goal, he got a BA in Mass Communications at UC San Diego and started his radio career at 91X.  After 4 years in San Diego, he returned to the Bay Area and subsequently spent 14 years doing mornings at LIVE 105 with Alex Bennett, Johnny Steele, Howard Stern, and The Woody Show.

Greg's approach to morning radio is simple - keep it real. He's not afraid to admit the things he doesn't know, opinionated about the things he does know, and never at a loss of words for either.  And even though he tends to have a love/hate relationship with the Bay Area, there's nowhere else he'd rather be.

Greg Gory's other passion is voice-over work. He's voiced a variety of commercials and even a video game for Lucas Arts. Some of his notable projects include national infomercials for Tony Robbins and Freddy DeMann's Music Video Revolution, TV and radio ads for Toyota and Liquid Plumr, and a handful of industrial videos including the official video for Santa Clara County.

Greg's a hard-core fan of the Niners and the Sharks. Couldn't possibly care less about baseball. Greg has a wide variety of musical tastes and will gladly let you know that he borderline worships Dave Gahan of Depeche Mode.

He lives in a Concord mansion where he likes to spend his free time tending to his yard and his son Rex (a pit bull).