Broadcasters know Chuck Southcott is warm, knowledgeable presentation of the greatest music ever made by way of his daily network programs as well as the memorable biographies in sound that featured Johnny Mathis, Henry Mancini, Duke Ellington, Steve Allen, Milton Berle and Nat King Cole. Plus, they know him from his internationally syndicated weekly show Musical. In fact, the great Peggy Lee gave her last extended radio interview to Chuck at her home in Bel Air, California.

  In his spare time Chuck serves as President of the highly respected Pacific Pioneer Broadcasters as well as Vice President of the World Childhood Leukemia Council and on the AFTRA Los Angeles Board.

  Chuck is available for voice talent work. See for yourself the soothing, rich nature of Chuck's voice by sampling his voice over demo.

For booking, contact:

Chuck Southcott | Southcott Productions | 818-368-4938

  Acknowledged Entertainment Professional

  Chuck Southcott has been a dominant force in Los Angeles radio for a quarter of a century. He is been both Program Director and Air Personality at KGIL, KPRZ, KMPC, KJQI, KKJZ and KKLA in Los Angeles and has worked with such stellar talents as Robert W. Morgan, Wink Martindale, Gary Owens, Charlie Tuna, Jim Lange, Sweet Dickî Whittington, Dick Whittinghill and Peter Marshall, among others.

  Chuck Southcott was named Los Angeles Times Disc Jockey of the Year and received both the Billboard and Gavin awards as national Program Director of the Year. While programming with KGIL, that station was named Radio Station of the Year by Billboard magazine. While programming at KMPC, that station was given the Marconi Award by the NAB as ìRadio Station of the Year. While Chuck was the mid-day Air Personality and Program Director at KPRZ, he worked with Al Ham in re-structuring and updating the Music of Your Lifeî format for future satellite distribution, and from 1995-2007 served as both Program Director and Air Personality for that network.