Liveline with Mason

Liveline with Mason

Photo: Mix 106.3 – Jonesboro, AR


Mason Kelter was born and raised in Wisconsin. Mason knew from a young age that his future would involve music, entertainment or technology.

He was the definition of “class clown”, often telling jokes, talking too much.

Before graduating high school, Mason had already landed hundreds of gigs announcing and DJ’ing school dances, sporting events, weddings and house parties.

He started a 24-hour internet radio station out of his bedroom and operated it completely solo for almost three years, playing today’s hits, managing social media, web design, booking artist interviews and advertisers for his worldwide audience online.

He studied the formatting, concepts and details of great radio while making connections with all the local stations and disc jockeys.

Mason always believed that the future of radio would depend on live, interactive, content-driven excitement that listeners could connect with. After all, reality is the best entertainment.

Liveline air Monday through Saturday nights on Mix 106.3 Liveline is 100% LIVE every weeknight from Mason’s home studio, often with a cheering crowd.

All-request, people calling in from everywhere, superstar interviews, countdowns, nightly questions, exclusive mixes and stuff you can’t hear anywhere else!

Plus, your chance to WIN with crazy contests like “Who Sings It?”, “Secret Sound” and the “Musical Medley”.

The last hour of every show features Liveline Rewind, playing the hottest throwbacks followed by our Big 3 Countdown of the night’s most-requested songs.

Mason can’t do any of this without your participation! Call or text us with your shoutouts, dedications and requests at 85-LIVELINE and follow @LivelineRadio on all the socials. Mason loves talking to his listeners, anytime!

Tune in Monday through Saturday night for the biggest party on the radio, all about you.

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