Steve Marshall

Steve Marshall was born in raised the in the suburbs of Detroit. After spending much of his adult life obese, Steve decided at the age of 40 to do better. Through eating right and working out he dropped over 100 pounds and continues to promote good health through clean eating, although the occasional donut does happen to find its way into it. He’s a step-father and husband, who enjoys playing with his 9 year old step-daughter, and just hanging out with his wife. He LOVES horror movies so Halloween is his favorite holiday. He gets his love of music from his mom who introduced him to Barry Manilow as a child in the early 80’s, and has discovered he has a passion for music production and has been fortunate to be able to help produce a few songs with Joan Jett and some up and coming artists. After bouncing around the country in radio, he landed in Denver in 2017 and has made it his home. Steve is also a strong advocate for mens mental health issues, and a huge lover of animals. Currently he has a rescue dog named Kelvin, and 2 cats, Lola and Ming. His energy and creativity is what drives him to wake up daily and want to entertain.

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