Our Presenters

"Radio is in my blood, I always wanted to do it through my school years" says Ian. He worked on a few Scottish radio stations, but always wanted to have a breakfast radio show. And after joining FVR in June 2020, he did just that!

Listen to 'Wake up with Ian Ogg Breakfast Show' weekday mornings from 8.00am-11am. With great music, news, weather, travel, and plenty of cups of tea, he'll help get you energised for the day. Monday-Friday mornings on FVR.

You can contact Ian here.

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After 50 years singing the songs, Mike is now playing the tunes.

The last 12 years, Mike's Neil Diamond tribute show has taken him from Motherwell to Marbella (that was just one weekend).

In the years prior, he entertained solo on the Costa Del Sol and spent decades fronting bands and singing Country for audiences from the Shetlands to St. Tropez - a pedigree that has earned him an entertainer's badge on any level!

Get your cowboy boots on and join Mike every Monday night 8pm-10pm for 'That Mike Munro Country Music show' - it's not one to miss! You can also catch Mike every Friday afternoon 2pm-4pm with his fantastic ‘Flashback Friday Show’. 

You can contact Mike here.

Mark likes all types of music so you never know what tune he will play next.

Mark has performed at the Edinburgh Fringe, and more recently, in a local writers play ‘Archies Issues.’ Also, he was the Project Manager of a Veterans Production at Perth Theatre and is currently producing a Veterans Radio show with the support of Forth Valley Radio.

Mark was voted Presenter of the Year 2022!

After writing on her bucket list 'be a radio presenter' the universe started putting opportunities in place to allow this to happen.

A hippy at heart, you'll find her in the summer months going off for adventures in her camper van, "Big Bertha" or sitting round a campfire after a day in the Scottish hills.

Tune in for 'Ooh Donna Davies'  every Wednesday from 6pm-8pm where Donna will be asking (and attempting to answer) the big questions of life; why are we here? Does God exist? Why is there a 'd' in 'fridge' and not in ‘refrigerator’...?

Join her and her guests for great chat and great tunes!

After studying Digital Media at Stirling University and graduating in 2020 in the middle of Covid, Claire thought her chances of finding her way into a radio studio any time soon were slim. However, being offered a spot on Forth Valley Radio back in 2021 meant she could get back to doing what she loves!

Claire's 'Thursday Evening Show' features a great mix of music, games and quizzes that everyone can enjoy.  You can request your favourite tunes to be played on the show to help you get into the Friday mood a wee bit early!

You can contact Claire here.

Geoff has been a blues music fan for many years and started his first blues radio show in June 2019 with Stirling City Radio.

He became a member of IBBA which allows him access to new blues music from the best UK blues artists.

During lockdown the show was very fortunate to connect with blues artists from all over the world with guests from Mississippi, Virginia, New York, Argentina, Brazil, Croatia, Nepal and Germany (to name a few) - with some guests even playing live via Zoom! The Totally Blues show was aired on Castle Sound from December 2021 to April 2022.

Listen to 'Totally Blues with Geoff Campbell' on Thursdays, 9pm-11pm.

You can contact Geoff here.

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Wilson has been a DJ since he was a teenager, a long time ago! He has lived in Central Scotland all his life and worked in several local night spots and on mobile discos.

Join Wilson Fraser for 'Saturday Lunch' at midday on Forth Valley Radio for two hours of great music, old and new, along with features and fun. Each week there will be The Motown Magic Moments and your chance to guess the year.

You can contact Wilson here or by emailing Wilson.fraser@btinternet.com.

Marion has always passionately loved music and everything about it. Fascinated at how musical instruments make their sounds. Many cereal boxes and jam jars were taken from her Mum's cupboards whilst bits of wire, strong and rubber bands disappeared from her Dad's garage.

Marion studied classical music and plays several musical instruments. As a teenager she recorded plays and radio shows with her best buddy. Marion realised she had a mission to work in radio broadcasting to communicate her love of music from all eras and all four corners of the world.

At BBC radio, Marion worked on daytime, evening and weekend shows: in the studio and outside broadcasts. She loved working on Children In Need and Comic Relief days and evenings.

Marion is now in her element at Forth Valley Radio producing and presenting 'Marion's Folk Festival', Sundays 5pm-7pm.

You can contact Marion on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

Bovs has been involved in the music scene in a couple of capacities - singing and playing guitar in numerous bands and performing in various theatre productions. Make sure to keep an eye on your wallet though as he’s also well versed in close up magic!

Don't miss Bovs on a Wednesday for his 'Old Records Never Die' show, 8-10pm!

Ronnie started in student radio in the 80's, then was part of the launch of Centresound / Central FM in 1990. Ronnie has done mobile discos up till 2009 and then he joined Radio Royal in 2014. He was then part of the launch of SCR in 2016 and stayed till 2021 and was a presenter on CastleSound Radio.

He then joined Forth Valley Radio and is living the dream and loving where he is now.

Listen in to Ronnie  Monday to Thursday 3pm-6pm for 'The Afternoon and Home Run Show' and

You can contact Ronnie here.

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“Music is the soundtrack of my life” according to GordonQ who presents ‘The Scottish Connection’ Sunday 7pm – 9pm featuring an eclectic mixture of Traditional, and Contemporary music - all with a Scottish Connection. 

An enthusiastic fan of music from across the centuries and genres, his large and varied music collection contains music ranging from classical composer Pachelbel and Telemann, through Deacon Blue and Runrig, to contemporary bands Admiral Fallow, and Niteworks. Playing music for you from the Land of Wallace and Bruce is such a braw thing to do, says Gordon. 

Twitter @Q1Gordon

"Doing my shows is like Vincent Van Gogh and his art, which was an integral part of his sense of wellbeing" says Denis.

Denis was one of the longest serving community councillors on the Larbert Stenhousemuir and Torwood Community Council in the Falkirk area and, in 2014, was a baton bearer for Her Majesty the Queen. Currently, he serves on the Social Security Scotland panel core group and the people’s policy participation panel for social care with Inclusion Scotland.

Denis also sings as the mystery Tenor, John Curry (cameo role), in the Scottish National Orchestra Chorus - a man of many talents!

Listen to 'Classical Variations with Denis Shovlin' every Sunday, 9pm-10pm.

Catch 'Double Scotch with Ian Lees' every Tuesday, 7-9pm; and Saturday, 5-7pm!

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