DJ Brewster (who you may know from his art, writing or musical creations, or from his part in "Fobbies Are Borange" or as the lead voice behind the old Poocast) became a DJ in October 2008, after having been Backup Buddy, and was a multi-talented and natural choice for an addition to the Radio PSI team. Ever a creative force, Brewster dazzles listeners with his freshly pressed tracks and awesome segments. Brewster took a short break in 2009 after his old computer exploded into a million billion trillion pieces, and later had returned to action with a new machine at his command. Later that year though, computer problems, coupled with a busy school schedule put him out of action for the forseeable future.

Brewster enjoys almost any kind of music, but his favorite genres include J-Pop, Country and Ska. He's also a huge fan of 90s music. Some of his favorite artists are The Bangles, Madonna, Gwen Stefani, Carrie Underwood, Tori Amos and Ace of Base. He won "Girliest Taste in Music" in 2007.

Tansunn was sitting on top of a hill one day when a small bird flew down and crashed right into his face. After Tansunn regained consciousness, the bird told him that he had 30 minutes to get ready because he was going to be a Radio PSI DJ. The bird gave him some mystical headphones which when put on his head transformed him into DJ Tansunnami. With his newfound powers, DJ Tansunnami brought the joy and wonder of videogame music to the world. He also brought glory to some, and shame and embarrassment to many with his Name That Videogame Tune game. In 2009, he rebranded himself as DJ Tanner. Kimmy Gibler, however, is still missing. 2010 however, saw Tanner stepping down from active Radio PSI duty.

His personal playlist consists almost exclusively of videogame music, but he also enjoys such bands as Civilized Animal, Group X, and The Aquabats. If it's not rap or country, there's a good possibility he'll like it.

Being the fourth original Radio PSI DJ, SLing pumped all sorts of techno and trance into his radio shows, in addition to fits of other music. He held a slot on Friday nights until he also had to stop due to work. He returned to Radio PSI, as the host of Friday's Canadian Late Nights in early 2006, but as of August 2006, had to stop due to a combination of being busy, and the broadcasting format not being compatible with his new Macintosh system. One year later, he's found a method which allows him to broadcast from his Mac, and was brought back to Radio PSI. Dex is now often accompanied by co-hosts DJ Random Object and DJ Adamantium -- with their powers combined with DJ Dex, they are able to provide you with a crushing combo of talk radio and musical mayhem. Also, Radiohead. In 2010, DJ dex left active Radio PSI duty to go to school... to become a radio guy! I KNOW! Expect to hear dex rockin' you in the real world sometime soon!

Although not confirmed, his favorite artist is allegedly Moby (wtf?! MOBY?!?!! Radiohead may have something to say about that). His favorite genre is allegedly Techno.

DJ γ was sought after as a guest addition to the Radio PSI Mother 3 Release Mega-Bash special in April 2006. Unlike the fate that befell DJ ß, he was able to be a part of it in the morning, and did a successful job at it. In the absence of Carpainter, he had also helped restore the Friday night slots with DJ ß. Since his start, DJ γ has fired listeners up with the metal stylings of his "Nuclear Mission Jam" and kept their inner geek happy with the videogame music of his "Secret Soundtracks". In November 2009, DJ γ decided it was time to withdraw from Radio PSI to spend more time in the so-called "real world", to be with "family", "friends" and have a "social life" ;).

He has no favorite artists or genres. Ironically, he actually hates music.

In November 2008, Buddy Papercut became the first official member of the Radio PSI team to hail from somewhere other than North America. From the moment the badboy Brit performed his tryout, people, people liked what they heard and knew they were going to be hearing a very different selection of music than they were typically used to on Radio PSI. In addition to his unique playlist, Slice brings some more serious musical talent to the Radio PSI team, so keep your ear to the ground for some for the pumpin' tracks he's apt to cut at any time. After a long absence from Radio PSI active duty, Buddy Papercut was retried from the Radio PSI roster.

Buddy Papercut has a predilection for hip-hop and electronica music.

In August 2007, Buddy Abby Rhode became the second Backup Buddy for Radio PSI. Heralded from past radio experience, Abby Rhode was a perfect choice, and came strongly recommended by DJ Carparama. Abby Rhode has plenty of past expertise, including starting out with Carparama at Real Life Radio, DJing at numerous Habbo radio stations, filling in occasionally for Midweek Radio, and even starting his own radio show. He'd taken a brief hiatus, but eventually made his return, the unfortunately had to take his leave from regular Backup Buddy duties due to work obligations.

Buddy Abby Rhode brings to the table, an eclectic collection of indie/alternative rock as well as some classics from the 70s/80s. His favorite artists include, The Slip, Band of Horses, The Shins, and Silversun Pickups.

Buddy Rolanda, a veteran of the former "Midweek Radio", secured his Backup Buddy position as a result of a dedication to excellence and a drive to improve, which is reflected in every one of his shows -- with the experience of each show he does, he is honing his skills and putting forth an increasingly better product. After a long absence from Radio PSI active duty, Buddy Rolanda was retried from the Radio PSI roster.

He has no known favorite artists or genres, but there's a rumour going around that he's fond of weezer.

Buddy Duplo broke onto the Radio PSI scene in the November 2008 try-outs, and garnered some fandom with his instantly popular "Badly Acted Radio Fanfiction" segment, which was a natural following up on his "acclaimed" "Badly Illustrated FanFics". He brought some wackiness to Tuesday nights. Buddy Duplo was, unfortunately, dismissed from Radio PSI in July, 2009.

He has a penchant for music related to Sonic the Hedgehog, and if Lego made music, he'd probably listen to that too.

Having used more DJ names than any other Radio PSI DJ, DJ Jetski Epicmount (formerly DJ Carp, etc.) had been broadcasting for quite a few years. He started DJing with Real Life Radio (the radio show of the comic by Greg Dean) and eventually joined RadioPSI in January 2005, as the first of the second generation of Radio PSI broadcasters. After two years (and a few hiatuses) on the Radio PSI team, he voluntarily retired in March 2007, but was brought back in August of the same year to take an added Friday night slot at the request of Fly-Boi Mathyz. He retired again a month later.... and THEN came back again in Early 2008, rejuvenated and with a wide array of new on-air segments populating his shows (moreover, he also ran the Continuum Circle Tournament Federation (CTF)).......... and THEN he retired again in October of 2008. Oh, Carp. He is still tall enough to pimp-slap Mount Rushmore, so Washington had better watch it.

His favorite artists include Weezer, Green Day, Billy Talent, Barenaked Ladies, and the Pixies. He has recently taken a liking to "Podcast friendly" music.

DJ Fly-Boi Mathyz made his Radio PSI broadcasting debut in April 2005, his broadcasting debut, and entertained plenty of listeners through until February 23rd, 2008. He introduced such mainstay segments like Channels and Radio PSI Request Rumble, along with various new segments, much to the delight of his listeners. During his Radio PSI career, he held the "flagship" Saturday spot, and was the leader of the Radio PSI DJ team, with these roles being assumed by DJ Ozztastic upon his departure. Sparked by other interests and a regard to hear a fresh voice on the flagship slot, his send-off, final show brought out what was at that time a record number of listeners, overloading the Radio PSI Icecast server and causing it to temporarily collapse.

His favorite artists include Gary Numan, Foo Fighters, Queens of the Stone Age, The Beatles, Moby, AC/DC, Collective Soul, Newsboys, LCD Soundsystem, and "Weird Al" Yankovic. He enjoys Rock, Electronic, and Humorous music.

DJ Simon Roberts came onto the Radio PSI team in February 2006 and sparked the new block of Radio PSI broadcasting titled the Radio PSI Canadian Late Nights. He refused to accept requests, but he made up for it by playing great music, and his hour-long "EarthBound Live" segments were a big hit. He retired at the end of August 2007, citing other interests conflicting with his schedule.

His favorite artist is Pearl Jam. He enjoys Canadian music.

DJ Erik was brought onto the Radio PSI team to kick-start the months-long stagnating Radio PSI Podcasts. After a controversial start (many wanted the Podcast in MP3 format, as opposed to the staffer-preffered .m4a format, used best with iPods), the consistency of Erik's Podcast releases quickly tapered off due to personal reasons. The Podcast was officially discontinued in October 2006.

Although not confirmed, his favorite artists allegedly include Gary Numan and Brian Eno. He allegedly enjoys Electronic music.

DJ Seph G was one of the first four DJs that started out the Radio PSI team when Radio PSI debuted in mid-late 2003. His commitment to his show, and musical ability kept his audience coming back week after week. The consistency of his broadcasts fell through in early 2005, when school, 2 jobs, and his desire to further his own musicial career didn't allow enough time to host a show anymore, and his final broadcast was in April 2005. He doesn't broadcast anymore (although he has shown interest in trying again sometime), but his archives will always be around for download, a tribute to a great era of Starmen.net Radio.

Despite his genuine enthusiasm to help make the official Starmen.net Podcast, he's been far too busy to do so, and was replaced in July by up-and-coming DJ Erik.

Shadow was the second of the four originators for the Radio PSI incarnation of Starmen.net Radio. He had a penchant for toying with music in remix progams and broadcasting it on radio. As well as a notorious stint for playing EarthBound and having the sound of him playing it broadcast over radio.

He has no known favorite artists or genres.

Jamie_M was the third of the four originators of Radio PSI. He unfortunately stopped broadcasting when he became too busy with a job, among other things. He was quickly and forcibly retired in May 2006, not long after being rehired, for failing to show up for his shows. He was brought back again during August 2007, the same time as Dex and Carp, to fill out a third Saturday slot. He was taken off a month later after several no-shows.

Although not confirmed, his favorite artists allegedly include Dave Matthews Band, John Meyer, and Oasis. He allegedly enjoy Rock and Alternative music.

Bio coming soon! (actually, ozwalled has no info on |DJ Dan|, so don't hold your breath on an upcoming bio.)

He has no known favorite artists or genres.

The successor of DJ Meowse was DJ EBounding, who hosted EarthBound.net Radio between 1998-1999, and had a rivalry with |Dan|. He mostly played EarthBound music, and got around 10-20 listeners at the most. He also talked with friends and had live call-ins while there was free telephone over the Internet. One memorable occasion was MoldySpore calling him on air and racking up a huge phone bill.

He has no known favorite artists or genres.

The very first DJ for EarthBound.net Radio in 1998, and the first DJ ever for the community, DJ Meowse had a reputation for being quite a character, on and off the mic. He was eventually stripped of his job after playing an inappropriate song.

His favorite artists include J.S. Bach and Bedouin Soundclash. He enjoys Dance music.