Paul "Sebastian" Evatt 

 Founding Board Member 

In high school Paul hung around his home town radio station, WFOM where Big Hugh “Baby” Jarrett would let him run the board.  His first real job in radio was at WIMO, Winder.  From there he worked at WDYX, Buford and then WMOG, Brunswick.  In 1971 he went to KLWW in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.  A year later, Paul made the move south to WISE in Asheville, North Carolina.  In 1973, he headed north to WLOB in Portland, Maine for his first PD job.  From there he went to work at WAYS in Charlotte. In 1975 Paul became program director at WFOM in Marietta. In 1977 he went to WAPE in Jacksonville and became PD in 1978.  In 1981 Paul left Jacksonville for Kansas City where he programmed KFKF.  Two years later it was on to Minneapolis where he was Operations Manager of WLTE-FM.  In 1986 Paul was hired to be a part of the revival of the Big Ape on FM in Jacksonville.  He did mornings as Hoyle Dempsey for 17 years before moving back to Georgia, where he is currently in creative services for WRHQ in Savannah!

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