Famous Mormons In the Media Page Five

Famous Mormon Radio & Television Announcers, Broadcast News Analysts, Reporters and Correspondents

 

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Deseret News	Joe Lee	Joe Lee, a legendary Utah radio news anchor for more than 40 years, retired in 1987. With a near perfect deep voice and articulation, he worked for KDYL, KNAK, KCPX and KBUG. He also did many radio and TV commercials In retirement, Lee kept busy recording voice-overs, even in the weeks preceding his death. He also did the Brigham Young University Cougars' first-ever basketball broadcast in 1948. (KSL didn't take BYU broadcasts until the early 1950s.) Joe was an active Mormon throughout his life.
	Jon Peter Lewis Contestant: American Idol, Season 3 (2004)	He served a full-time mission in Spain.  He was a finalist contestant on American Idol, Season 3 (2004).  He was voted off on 15 Apr 2004, making him one of the top nine finalists.
	Mike Madson chief meteorologist	He received his Bachelors degree in meteorology, Magna Cum Laude, from the University of Utah.  In 1987, he accepted an offer to establish an in-house meteorological department at 11 News (southern Colorado), and has remained chief meteorologist since.  Mike has been awarded the AMS Seal in both radio and television, as well as weather certification from the National Weather Association.  He has served as both Vice President and President of the Pikes Peak chapter of the American Meteorology Society, and as Chair of the Board of Broadcast Meteorology for the national organization. Source:

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