Lesley Lotto has worked in the entertainment industry for more than 20 years with combined experience in the music, film, TV and radio broadcasting industries. She worked in Los Angeles as a talent agent for award-winning film and TV music composers, as well as for top-selling rock and pop bands for 10 years before deciding she wanted to return to radio.
Lesley's radio career began in Los Angeles at All News Radio, KFWB and Metro Traffic Control. Her most recent LA radio experience was at KFI, "The Most Listened to Talk Station in the Country." Lesley was a news editor, writer and producer at KFI and trained to be an anchor there. Lesley anchored for another major-market, Clear Channel station from the KFI studios, KGET Newsradio in Bakersfield.
Lesley is also known in the state of Montana as one of those responsible for adding a new voice to Newstalk Radio there. KKNS radio was the first Progressive Talk Station in the state, and she was the program and news director for KKNS in Missoula, Mont. Lesley also hosted a popular community affairs talk show called "Focal Point," where she regularly interviewed the highly popular Governor of Montana, the two U.S. Senators for the state and Montana's only member of the House of Representatives.
Lesley now is a radio news anchor for Remote News Service, a service that provides local and market specific news to its radio station clients.
Besides feeding news to stations around the country and the occasional deejay gig, Lesley spends her time with her husband and two kids in Missoula, practices hot yoga as often as possible and hikes with her two dogs in the beautiful Rocky Mountains.