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Kent Oliver has been in radio for 15 long years. He currently resides in Redondo Beach, and enjoys scuba diving, fishing and long walks on the beach.

Lee Payne, RPSGT has been working in sleep medicine since 1999. Among other duties he has designed and set up sleep labs, installed equipment, run studies, managed & trained sleep techs, and has been involved in JCAHO and AASM lab accreditation.In his spare time, he plays guitar, sings, and performs in the Atlanta area.  Lee is the father of two boys and has been happily married for 12 years to his wife, Maria.

John Angelo Basile BS, RRT has 28 years of healthcare experience in education, clinical, management and business. He is currently Manager of Swedish Sleep Therapy Supply, Swedish Medical Center-Seattle.

Jesse Puga is a RPSGT and has been in the field of sleep for 7 years. He is 27 years old, born and raised in central California.  Jesse began by providing in-home sleep studies and has worked througout California.  He enjoys his precious time off catching up on sleep, listening to talk radio, and keeping his dog from destroying his house.

Zack Freeman, RPSGT has been in sleep medicine for nearly 3 years He is a registered member of the AAST and coordinates a 4 bed lab in Saginaw , MI as well as training new technolgists.

Chris Herrera, MA, RPSGT attended Ohio State University for his bachelor degree in Psychology before returning to Houston, Texas to receive his Master of Arts in Psychology from the University of Houston-Clear Lake.  Chris started his career in Sleep Medicine 5 years ago in The Woodlands, Texas at the Sadler Clinic Sleep Disorders Center.  He attributes a great deal of his skills and experience to the training he received while a techinician at the Sadler Clinic Sleep Disorders Center.  Currently, Chris is living and studying in Sydney, Australia where he is attending the University of Sydney's Doctoral of Health Science program within the Discipline of Exercise and Sport Science.  Currently, he is looking into the role that nutrition has on sleep - and specifically the role of carbohydrates.

Kellie Scarrow, R. EEG.T, RPSGT graduated with an AA degree from an END program in Bettendorf, Iowa studying EEG, sleep, and EP. She obtained her sleep registry in Dec of 1997 and her EEG registry in July 1998.  She has worked extensively in both aspects of neurodiagnostics and is currently teaching an A-STEP program while establishing 2 separate PSG degree programs in Kansas City.