Our People

Lloyd Loves a chat and getting up early five days a week to do Breakfast. His on air guest list is far and wide, never missing an opportunity to champion our community!

Warwick can’t wait to get on the radio with his mix of musical memories weekday mornings.  Wok also loves his Jukebox by request on a Saturday night, with a huge following Australia wide and beyond!

Sandy’s been a part of the furniture at Paradise since the beginning – she’s like that comfortable sofa in the corner. Always happy and willing to help, a great multi-tasker!

Everyone knows Marc and Marc knows everyone. Still enjoys the ringing of the steel and loves his sport. He is the Saturday morning Paradise Spectator … Go the Demons!!

Jonny Dee’s passion is his love of Blues and Roots music which he presents on Paradise FM each week and shares with more than 51 other community stations. Check out his Blues, Roots & Boots Facebook page. Jonny Dee’s other passion is as an accomplished band member across the North Coast.

When he’s not on the radio, Jordon is sometimes seen on stage in a some of our local amateur theatre productions.  He loves his sport and fishing with his teenage son.

Mark is a bit handy with IT around here.  He’s an import from Queensland and loves living in Paradise.

Selina Atkinson is a passionate North Coast local who loves connecting with her community both on-air and championing connections through grass roots sport and business. Indeed, Selina is a proud mum of three daughters and wife to local businessman Chris Atkinson, she brings energy, warmth, and community spirit (with a side of fun) to everything she does.

Tony lives and breathes sport of all kinds.  He has a wealth of information to share with Spectator Marc on the quirky stories we don’t often hear.  Check out his Sportzologist Facebook page!

Production Manager

Hi, I’m Sandy Kaye and like most people, I’m really into the music I grew up with – the soundtrack of my life. I never seemed to grow past what I believe was the heyday of music. Of course, I’m talking about the ’60s, ’70s and ’80s.