Kirk McEwen

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Kirk McEwen is a disc jockey for WHFS 105.7 in Baltimore, MD, with longtime co-host Mark Ondayko. He lives in Davidsonville, Maryland, and is the brother of CBS television personality Mark McEwen. Prior to his gig on the 105.7 morning show, he was a DJ for years with WIYY 98 Rock in Baltimore. He also was in a John Waters movie, Cry-Baby, as Convict #1 in 1990.

While at 98 Rock, McEwen was a four time co-nominee (with Mark Ondayko and R. Edward Lopez) for Active Rock Morning Show Personality of the Year.^[1]