also televised each weekday morning from 7 until 9 on KTXA-TV. Until January 2013, the KLUV Morning Show was co-hosted by news reporter Kathy Jones, traffic reporter Jonathan Hayes, Rebekah Black, and producer Bernie "Mac" Moreland. Dean was the original deejay, emcee, and rodeo announcer at Billy Bob's Texas, and most recently served as the main public address announcer for Dallas Cowboys home games at Cowboys Stadium. He has also served as public address announcer for the Cotton Bowl since 2009. His final football game at what is now AT&T Stadium was Super Bowl XLV, allowing his voice to be heard before an international audience during the pregame ceremonies. In 2011, Dean appeared as a peripheral cast member on a cable reality show entitled Most Eligible Dallas. As of late September 2018, Jody Dean was removed from KLUV's morning show, with Jeff Miles being announced as his replacement. Rebekah Black remains as co-host alongside Miles. Dean's last show with KLUV was September 28, 2018. Personal life Dean's personal life has been tumultuous. Married four times, he has three children – two of whom are grown. An adoptee, Dean reunited with his birth-family in 2002 and maintains a close relationship with them. Raised in the Church of Christ, Dean is a published author (Finding God in the Evening News) and a frequent motivational and inspirational speaker. A professed Christian, Dean experienced a spiritual reawakening in 2002, but openly continues to wrestle with personal choices, as chronicled in a 2003 article authored by Elise Pierce for D Magazine. Books Jody Dean, (2004), Finding God in the Evening News: A Broadcast Journalist Looks Beyond The Headlines, Renell, References External links Jody Dean's review of The Passion of the Christ 1959 births People from Fort Worth, Texas American television journalists American non-fiction writers American adoptees Radio personalities from Dallas People from Abilene, Texas Abilene Christian University alumni Living people