Born and raised right here in Tulsa, Matt Bradley is a graduate of Nathan Hale High School. Until he was 12 years old, Matt lived near 21st & Sheridan. Depending on the wind direction, you could either smell the kitchen from nearby Casa Bonita or the smell of bread from Wonder Bread. At 12 years, Matt's family moved to Apache and Yale. Riding dirt bikes, hanging out at the midnight drags and always around family is how spent his time through high school. While attending high school, Matt already heard the call of radio and was active helping stations around town.

After getting a degree in broadcasting, Matt got his first job on a local sports station as a producer. From there he quickly moved to mornings playing oldies from the 50's and 60's. In March of 2000 he moved to 103.3 The Eagle and started filling in. It wasn't long before he noticed how the country people down the hall seemed to have a lot more fun so he focused on K95.5. He did an afternoon drive and then moved to mornings.

Matt married in 1995 and has raised two children. Now it's just him and his wife again since the kids moved out into the world. Matt has built his own streaming network (like his own private Netflix), he's convinced he'd be working for the railroad if he wasn't in radio and he loves pretending to be a photographer. On top of all that, Matt still buys physical media, mostly CDs. He likes American-made muscle cars and gets out of the city any chance he gets.