to soft adult contemporary, branded as "Jamestown 107.1". Alumni Richardson considered part of his original mission to be helping teach young people from the community how to work in broadcasting. To that end, he made a point of hiring students from the local high school and Jamestown College to work at the station. Among the many broadcasters who started at KEYJ/KQDJ were: Shadoe Stevens (real name: Terry Ingstad), world-famous DJ and announcer Dick Ingstad (brother of Terry/Shadow), syndicated morning host Dan Dean Dewald, KZGF Grand Forks, ND overnights Dick Shaarf Mitch Berg, host of the Northern Alliance Radio Network at WWTC-AM radio in the Twin Cities Dave Howey, KPRW-FM Perham, MN Mornings and Ops Mgr And Richards (deejayed as Van Andrews), Singer/Songwriter Mark Swartzell later KOMA, Oklahoma City, WMET, Chicago KFYR Bismarck and the Dakota News Network. Mick Wagner later WWTC, Minneapolis (as "King Kracker"), and KMHD, Portland, Oregon. Previous logo FM translator References External links News Dakota Findradio.us data sheet QDJ (AM) Soft adult contemporary radio stations in the United States Jamestown, North Dakota Radio stations established in 1953 1953 establishments in North Dakota