Chris Farber

Chris Farber

Chris Farber started in radio during the fall of 1995. After attending some college at the University of Wisconsin at Platteville and NICC in Peosta, Chris settled in as the program director of Y105. There he spent 26 years, starting on overnights, before moving to nights, and later the afternoon drive. Eventually he took over the Y105 morning show where is spent 20 years "waking up" the tristates. He recently switched things up and is now the host of the "Saturday Night Mix-Tape" on Q107.5! Chris is married to his beautiful wife Lisa and they have a wonderful son named Jacob. In his spare time Chris likes watching Cubs baseball, seeing movies and fundraising for various charitable organizations, including the Children's Miracle Network. Chris loves meeting his listeners and hearing their comments, so feel free to contact him at any time at chris.farber@townsquaremedia.com

The CDC Updated Their Mask Guidelines Today (5/13/21)
The CDC Updated Their Mask Guidelines Today (5/13/21)
We had another sign today that we're moving in the right direction. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) updated their guidelines pertaining to masks.
Holiday Gift Ideas From Envision Tees!
Holiday Gift Ideas From Envision Tees!
The holidays are quickly approaching. With the pandemic if full effect, many of us will be looking for alternate ways to celebrate with fellow employees and customers.
Your 5 ‘Must Do’ Things In The Tristates
Your 5 ‘Must Do’ Things In The Tristates
Last week my son had a doctors appointment at Medical Associates. We were about 30 minutes early so to kill time we took a two minute ride over to the 4th Street Elevator.
Mystery Solved, Asbury!
Mystery Solved, Asbury!
I was sad to see the Hardee's Restaurant location in Asbury with the "Closed" sign on it recently. But I always giggle with what happens next.
Baseball Returns This Week (And What To Expect)
Baseball Returns This Week (And What To Expect)
Major League Baseball returns this Thursday for a very short season. Aside from the fact it's a 60 game season, here are a few of the other things you can expect.
Stuff The Bus For St. Mark Youth Enrichment Center
Stuff The Bus For St. Mark Youth Enrichment Center
Last year, local community members, volunteers, and businesses helped support more than 2,000 students. This year, however, St. Mark is planning for that number to be significantly higher as local families continue to struggle from lost hours, struggling businesses, and layoffs during this time of coronavirus.

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