Brian Hauswirth
Location: Jefferson City, MO
To reach client call STAA:
(949) 648-STAA
(949) 648-STAA
Radio Demo
1. Football PBP 4:032. Alabama football 2023 Iron Bowl Pregame Report 5:59
3. Alabama football 2023 SEC Championship Pregame Report 7:40
4. Mizzou football 2023 Cotton Bowl Scoreboard Report 6:16
5. Purdue 2023 Scoreboard 4:08
6. 2022 AL-TN Pregame Report 6:39
7. 2022 Mizzou Scoreboard 2:02
8. 2022 Wyoming Scoreboard 2:20
9. Mizzou Scoreboard 8:22
10. Wyoming Scoreboard 3:12
11. Alabama National Championship Halftime Report 4:40
12. Alabama National Championship Pregame Report 3:37
13. College Football Interview 20:47
14. College Football Interview 17:03
15. Joe Namath Interview 5:20
16. Breaking news coverage of January 2024 mid-Missouri ice storm 3:20
17. January 2024 Missouri legislative coverage of opening week of session 4:11
13. College Football Interview 20:47
14. College Football Interview 17:03
15. Joe Namath Interview 5:20
16. Breaking news coverage of January 2024 mid-Missouri ice storm 3:20
17. January 2024 Missouri legislative coverage of opening week of session 4:11
Education
News director at Columbia's 93.9 the Eagle in Columbia, Missouri (August 2021-Present)
- Bachelor of Arts/Mass Communications: Emphasis Radio/TV and History at Lindenwood College in St. Charles, Missouri. Graduated Cum Laude in May 1993.
- Named to Dean's List all four years at Lindenwood: 1989-1993.
News director at Columbia's 93.9 the Eagle in Columbia, Missouri (August 2021-Present)
- Morning news anchor and news director at Columbia's 93.9 KSSZ-FM. Anchor weekday newscasts on the Eagle from 5 am through 1 pm.
- Part of "Wake Up Mid-Missouri" morning team on KSSZ and Newsradio 950 KWOS, and make appearances on other station programs, including the "CEO Roundtable".
- Earned 2024 Missouri Broadcasters Association first-place award for best breaking weather coverage. Earned 2024 Missouri Broadcasters Association second-place award for best newscast.
- Earned 2023 Missouri Broadcasters Association second-place award for complete newscast.
- Earned 2022 Missouri Broadcasters Association first-place award for breaking news for live coverage of the Lynlee Renick murder trial verdict.
- College football scoreboard anchor at Learfield for 26 seasons from 1999-present. 2024 radio networks are Alabama, Missouri, Wyoming, Texas Tech and Purdue.
- Responsible for Top 25 and conference updates, scores and highlights on each radio network.
- Oversaw all Missouri legislative coverage. Covered the Missouri House of Representatives, along with House and Senate committee hearings.
- Anchored daily newscasts on Missourinet and produced daily stories on-air and for the Missourinet website.
- Served 63 Missourinet affiliates and assisted the affiliate relations department. Did weekly live interviews with numerous Missourinet affiliates regarding the Legislature.
- Missourinet covers every execution in the state. Covered the Mark Christeson execution in Bonne Terre in January 2017.
- Wrote the newsroom's Daybook every evening, which is used by the station's anchors, reporters and producers.
- Was in constant contact with sources: law enforcement, county prosecutors, city administrators, Mayors, school superintendents, business leaders and regular citizens.
- Oversaw the station's court coverage, submitting camera requests and staying on top of all major court developments.
- Earned, along with reporter Lucas Geisler, the 2016 Kansas City Press Club's Heart of America Bronze Award for beat reporting. The award was for our detailed, daily coverage of the Cody Baker murder trial and case in Columbia.
- Earned, along with reporter Ashley Strohmier, the 2015 Kansas City Press Club's Heart of America Silver Award for investigative reporting. The award was for a series called "Glitch in the System".
- Anchored morning-drive newscasts on KWIX, KRES and KIRK, along with the award-winning noon newscast on KWIX and two afternoon newscasts on KRES.
- Handled play-by-play and color commentary for high school football and basketball coverage.
- Hosted weekly legislative segments with area state lawmakers during the Missouri legislative session.
- Covered and provided reports on meetings, including the Moberly City Council, Moberly School Board, Macon City Council, Macon School Board and Moberly Area Community College Board of Trustees.
- Served as rotating host on "Partyline" and "Open Line" on Information Radio KWIX.
- Proficient with Goldwave digital editing system.
- Managed the Department in communications and public information activities.
- Reported to the Department Director and developed a communications plan to support the department's goals and objectives.
- Responsible for the administration of public relations efforts for the Department of Corrections and the production of materials used in the promotion of the department.
- Responsible for handling all news media inquiries. Interviewed live on-camera on Fox News Channel in May 2006 about the Richard Davis murder and manhunt case.
- served as Interim Communications Director for Governor Matt Blunt, R-Missouri.
- served as news anchor for the 11 am to 6 pm weekday newscasts. Frequently filled-in as well during morning drive newscasts. Wrote and anchored newscasts each hour.
- Made numerous calls each hour to law enforcement agencies and to newsmakers to receive updates.
- Anchored morning drive and afternoon newscasts, and covered city, county and state government.
- Hosted KLIK's "Partyline" weekday mornings from 9-11 am, earning "Best Radio News Program" in 2004 from the Kansas City Press Club.
- Handled play-by-play of Jefferson City Jays football and basketball on KLIK.
- Anchored the noon newscast and KFRU's "5 o'clock Newshour". Served as guest host on KFRU's "Sunday Morning Roundtable."
- Earned multiple awards from the Missouri Associated Press for news, including tornado coverage, election night coverage and court coverage.
- Served as morning news anchor on KLIK and Y-107, directing news staff and covering Missouri state government.
- Handled play-by-play on KLIK and Kat Country for high school football, basketball and baseball, primarily handling the Jefferson City Jays.
- Anchored afternoon and evening newscasts on all three stations. Covered the Flood of 1995 and provided extensive coverage of the corporate hog farm controversy in north Missouri.
- Handled play-by-play for high school football, basketball, baseball and softball on KMZU-KAOL Radio.
- Hosted the "Final Score" high school football scoreboard show in 1995.
- Hosted and appeared as guest on "Sportstalk" radio program.
- Handled play-by-play for high school football, basketball and baseball. Broadcast the Coca-Cola/KMOX Shootout at St. Louis Arena in 1991 and 1992.
- Has earned at least 22 news awards and citations since 1997.
- Selected to the "Forty Under Forty" in Jefferson City, Missouri in 2002.
- Journalism Foundation of Metropolitan St. Louis Award and Scholarship (KMOX and KLOU Radio) in 1991 and 1992.