Radio Blue Mountains is a member of the CBAA Community Radio Network, a national network that provides a wide range of programming when local presenters are unavailable. The station is funded through listener support, grants, and limited sponsorship and is run on behalf of the members by a dedicated management committee.
Iain Everington I President
AEONE On Air
Iain is a long term presenter at RBM. Iain brings great technical knowledge as head of the Tech Team at RBM. He was voted President at the September 2025 AGM. Contact Iain on [email protected]
Brendan Morrey I Vice President
Sponsorship Manager I Drum & Bass Show
I am Brendan Morrey (alter ego “Brenz”) and I hunt & collect only the finest examples of underground hip hop and drum & bass to share with the tribe on Saturday nights. This “Brenz” seems to often be heard on the airwaves calling out to the wildlife in the form of many different voiceovers. He has also been known to train other “hunters” in the art of airtime. The tribe had recently voted him in as Vice President, apparently “Brenz” is delighted at this appointment 😁
Email Brenz on [email protected]
Judith McGrath | Treasurer
Judith’s email is [email protected]
Evelyn Taylor I Secretary
Email Evelyn on [email protected]
CP Murphy
Tuesday & Friday Breakfast
CP joined RBM in 2024 and has become a valuable member of the station, regularly providing ideas and impetus to others. CP is always ready to help out, and gives so much of her time to RBM. Email CP on [email protected]
Paul Young
The Theme Machine
Paul Young presents one of RBM’s most popular shows, The Theme Machine for 3 hours on a Saturday Morning here on RBM 89.1FM. Paul has been on the RBM Committee for many, many years, and is an also a stalwart of the fundraising BBQ team.
Email Paul on [email protected]
Non Committee
Reggie Lawless
Station Manager I The Beatles Hour
Raised in a musical Dublin household, his love of music and appreciation of a wide range of genres comes from family gatherings listening to his tenor father sing while being accompanied by his mother on piano. Later, his 3 older siblings would regularly arrive home from town with LP’s from the likes of Thin Lizzy, The Police, and ELO.
He disgraced the family’s pedigree when he arrived home with his first 7” single in 1980, “Kings of the Wild Frontier” by Adam & The Ants and was unceremoniously shipped out to Australia.
He loves Community Radio and is thrilled to participate in what is essentially an alternative to the mainstream. He is a father of two children who are both taller than him now, despite being quite a bit younger.