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Bruce McGregor
Bruce (after serving as the head altar boy for the bishop of Duluth), started in radio in 1968 and has been a radio fixture in the Omaha market since 1984; serving as program director of such stations as Z-92, KRRK and CD105.9. Over the years, Bruce has also held programming positions in markets such as Milwaukee, Detroit, Orlando and Baltimore. But no matter where jobs have taken him, Omaha has always held the first place position in the hearts of the McGregor family, a place they truly know as "home.

T. Scott Marr
T. Scott Marr is a guy with a microphone, and he knows how to use it. Serving as the impetuous but good-hearted Jimmy Olson of local weather and sports, T. Scott is terrific. Only the story that can't be printed on an inkjet stands in his way of delivering the latest scores and weather report each and every morning. When it comes to traffic, he drives in it. What more experience could you want? And sports? Well, there's no doubt he's a jock…a real man's man, sportsman that is. T. Scott sets up the schedule for Catholic high school football and basketball broadcasts, and is the play-by-play "voice" of the Creighton Blue Jay men's basketball team for over 10 seasons.

Experience, tools, talent…. that's T. Scott Marr!

 



Best of Spirit Mornings with Bruce and Kris McGregor

The Spirit Morning Show was hosted for nearly five years by husband and wife team, Bruce and Kris McGregor from July 2005 until March 2010.  Bruce and Kris have been married for nearly 30 years and have been blessed with 3 children; Laura, Katie and Michael. After wandering around the country from 1998 to 2004, through prayer and good grooming, the Lord brought them out of exile and back home to Omaha and to Spirit Catholic Radio.  Listen to archived programs here or Saturday mornings from 10am till noon.



 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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