Bill Abbate 1983–2003 (Overnights midnight–6:00AM 1988–2003, Also host of WBCN’s pregame, halftime and postgame Patriots football programming 1995–2004)
Katy Abel 1982–1988 Air Talent
Carter Alan 1979–1998 (Music Director 1986–1998; Air Talent, Weekends 1979–1982; Overnights June 1982–January 1983; Evenings 1983–1986)
Andy Beaubien 1969–1977 Air Talent
Tony Berardini 78-79 Music Director/DJ 79-81 Program Director 81-2004 GM
Dave Wohlman 1978–1983 Personality, Production Director and Host of The Wohlman Archives
John Brodey 1969–1979 Air Talent
Carmalita, Air Talent
Nik Carter 1996–2004 (Evenings 1996–1997, Host of drive time show "Afternoon Fiasco" 1997–2001, 2002–2004, Mid-days 2001–2002)
Jerry "The Duke of Madness" Goodwin 1977–1981 Air Talent
Kenny Greenblatt 1968–1979 Air Talent
Tommy Hadges 1968–1978 Air Talent
Tami Heide 1977–1979 1984–1991 Air Talent (Evenings)
J. J. Jackson 1968–1971 (later one of the first five MTV "VJ's" 1981–1986)
Sam Kopper [1]1968–1973 Morning Air Talent, 1968–1970 First Program Director, hired JJ Jackson, Charles Laquidara, Norm Winer, Maxanne Sartori, re-hired Tommy Hadges. Left and returned to station four times with final DJ years 1987–1991
Charles Laquidara 1969–1976, 1978–1996 (host of long-running morning drive time show "The Big Mattress")
Kathryn Lauren 1985–1987, Nights
"Little Bill" Lichtenstein 1970–1979 Air Talent
Larry "Cha-Chi" Loprete 1982–present Air Talent/Promotions Director (Host of WBCN's "Get Back to The Beatles" heard on Sundays in the 1980s) Took over from Charles Laquidara hosting chores of the nationally distributed cable television program "Your Mothers' on the Roof."
Ed Moloney 1986–1995. Part of Big Mattress morning show/ assistant Production Director
Lance Norris 1986–1996 Air Talent (Ask a Bitter Man)
"Metal Mike" Colucci 1986–1993 Air Talent (Host of "Heavy Metal From Hell" on Saturday nights).
Harold "Mississippi Fats" Wilson (aka Mississippi Harold Wilson) 1968–1977 Air Talent
Carla Nolan, Air Talent
Albert O 1983–2004 Overnight host midnight–6:00AM
Oedipus 1976–2004 Air Talent, host of "Nocturnal Emissions" and Program Director from 1981–2004
Cali 1997–2005 (Promotion Director and On-Air Personality)
Megaphone Matt Segien 1999–2005 (Assistant Promotions Director)
Lesley Ann Patten 1977-1979 on air talent [ http://www.ziji.ca]
Mark Parenteau 1978–1997 (Overnight and Later Evenings 1978–1980, Most known for drive time 3:00-7:00 P.M. shift 1980–1997)
Jim Parry 1968–1979 Air Talent
Al Perry 1968–1975 General Manager, Air Talent
Carla Razwick Early 1980's, Nights
Tom (T) Robinson Early 1980's, Nights
Tracy Roach (1977–1983) Air Talent
David Lee Roth January 3, 2006–April 21, 2006 (Nationally syndicated morning drive time show)
Maxanna Sartori 1970–1977 Air Talent
Matt Schaffer 1981–1989 Air Talent
Danny "The News Dissector" Schechter 1970–1979
Ken Shelton 1980–1993 Mid-day air talent, 10:00AM-3:00PM
Matt Siegal 1976–1980 Drive time (Since 1981 host of 'Kiss 108's morning show on WXKS-FM, Boston)
Howard Stern 1993–2005 Nationally syndicated morning show (aired evenings March 1993–March 1996, morning drive time April 1, 1996–Dec. 16, 2005)
Steven Strick 1978–1981 News Director. 1981–1985 WFNX (then WLYN) DJ'ing part time. Eventually, went full time as Music Director/Afternoon Drive. 1985–2005 Back to 'BCN as part timer. Eventually became Assistant Music Director, then Assistant Program Director and added Music Director title when Carter Alan left in 1998. Left in September 2005 to be the Rock Editor at Radio & Records in Los Angeles.
Susan Sprecher 1976–1979, news reporter and on air news talent
Paul "Tank" Sferruzza 1981–1996 Sports Director (Part of Charles Laquidara's "Big Mattress" morning show)
Lisa Traxler 1983–1989 Air Talent
Billy West 1983–1990 Production and Voice Talent (later, Voice Talent for Nickelodeon cartoon Ren and Stimpy).
Norm "Ol' Saxophone Joe" Weiner 1969–1970, 1971–1977 Air Talent
Joshua Wachs 1983–1989 Operator and creative behind Karlos, the talking computer. (Part of Charles Laquidara's "Big Mattress" morning show)
Peter Wolf 1968 Air Talent (Lead singer of the J. Geils Band 1967–1983)
James "Baby Gorilla" Frawley Asst. Music Director 2004–2006, Star of "Name That Out of Tune"/Inspiration for "Name That Outta Work".
Bill Bracken 2002-2008 Chief Engineer.1997-2002 Assistant Engineer.1989-1991 On Air Producer.
Ken "Bomber on sports" LeClair was the sports jock before the "tank" on the "big matteress" and other "call in" times.
Lisa Karlin, early '80s, 6-10pm
Duane Bruce Part-time airstaff 1993-1994:WFNX Air Staff 1987–1992 Killed in a driveby shooting 2007.
Jim Rakiey: 1986-2002 Chief Engineer
Eli "Wicked High" Sherer 1978-1990...Traffic reporter, engineer, photographer, etc.
