A lot of yakkers rely on stunts, shtick or the sort of speechifying that toes one ideological line or another. Not Peter Boyles, who's survived for decades in the Denver market precisely because regular listeners don't always know what he's going to say about a particular issue before he opens his mouth. For that matter, neither does Boyles, an idiosyncratic contrarian who rejects the one-size-fits-all approach. Folks who tune him in weekday mornings may find themselves agreeing -- or disagreeing -- with him when they least expect it. And that's good radio.

Peter Boyles is a radio icon in the Rockies. If there is a hot issue in Colorado or the world, you will find Peter Boyles at the center of it. The Jon Benet Ramsey murder case and the Columbine High School massacre are just two of the events that have made Boyles a household name both locally and nationally.

Peter is often featured on ABC’s World News tonight, CNN, MSNBC, CNBC, Court TV, and Geraldo for his well-researched opinions and insight. His investigative, provocative, down-to-earth style has powered 630 KHOW to record high ratings. Peter brings out the real story and has an uncanny knack for getting people in the middle of the controversies on his show to speak honestly and candidly.

Peter Boyles has received numerous awards including “Best Investigative Radio Talkshow Host” in The Denver Post, Westword, 5280 Magazine, and at the 1999 Denver A.I.R. awards. He is also considered one of the most influential media people in Colorado. Peter has two grown children and is married to his inspiration, his wife Kathleen. He loves to read, ski, run and bike.