With over twenty-five years of experience in radio and on TV, Sarme fell in love with broadcasting early on. At the tender age of eight, she was already reciting jingles and singing Armenian songs. Her career began on Radio Paradise, reading horoscopes for one hour a day.

Soon after, Sarme became the talk of the town, presenting shows, while working as a reporter on ATN. Her persistence and hard work landed her an interview with Rafic Hariri, an unprecedented move for a young reporter, who would eventually lead the TV department at the station.

For Sarme broadcasting is a passion, not a responsibility. Every morning on “Kavat Me Sourdji Shourch”, a favorite of Radio Sevan listeners, the audience connects with her on a personal level, which still humbles her after so many years. Sarme is married with two daughters, who are 12 and 22.

Shiraz stumbled on to broadcasting unintentionally and hasn’t looked back since. A graduate of Hovagimian-Manoogian School and A.U.B., where he majored in Biology, Shiraz never thought his love of politics would take him this far

After successfully auditioning for an anchor position on Future TV’s Armenian news program, he found his true calling. He is currently one of Radio Sevan’s news presenters and hosts the “Navasart” and “Kaghakagan Zartonk” programs, incorporating his passion for sports and politics.

Shiraz is also a student at L.A.U., where he is earning a Master’s Degree in International Affairs. His hobbies are playing sports, travelling and sleeping whenever and wherever he can find the time.

Harout is one of the newest members of the Radio Sevan family, but has already made a name for himself as the station’s Armenian Ryan Seacrest. Host of the "Lavakoun Dasnyag" (Top 10) music program, Harout brings color and life to the show.

An actor by trade, he graduated from the Armenian Evangelical Central High School and Melkonian School respectively. He has performed in numerous theatrical shows with the Vartan Papazian Theater Group and most recently took on the role as Charlie Chaplin in Hamazkayin’s tribute to the silent film star, which took place in June of 2009, at the Casino du Liban.

A reporter in every sense of the word, Nazeli has been part of every facet of the media spectrum. As a writer, reporter, editor and graphic designer of several Armenian publications, namely Ararad, Zartonk and Tidag, she has been developing her skills in journalism for years.

Because of her experience in political reporting, she was chosen to co-anchor Future TV’s Armenian news program. Nazeli’s first official report was on the Armenian genocide. Currently, she is working on her degree in Journalism and is also a presenter of several educational and cultural programs on Radio Sevan.

Nazeli loves dancing, basketball and scouting.

As a news and programs presenter, Seza joined Radio Sevan in 2008, after replying to an employment ad on Facebook.

Her father didn’t think she was old enough for a presenter position, but Seza, as confident as ever, took a chance and tried out. She was hired immediately for her great voice and natural abilities.

In addition to presenting the news, Seza also hosts the "Hedakenoutyoun" and "Pourvar" programs, two of the more serious topics discussed on the station that are handled with great humility and respect, regardless of Seza’s cheerful and bubbly personality.

A graduate of Hovagimian-Manoogian school, she currently attends Haigazian University, majoring in Political Science.

"A Little Bit of Laughter" is exactly what Krikor has given us over the years.

As an actor, director, editor, writer and dentist if you can believe it, Krikor is a true renaissance man. He began his career forty years ago in Lebanon, mostly doing musical theater, namely "Oliver Twist", "The Sound of Music" and "Annie". He heads the Vartan Papazian Theater Group, directing funny, yet poignant shows yearly.

Krikor is also a writer for "Zartonk" newspaper, in addition to his work at Radio Sevan presenting "Egek Angeghds Khosink", a truthful look into modern society, which he co-hosts with Maggy Vassilian.

For fifteen years Maggy has worked alongside Krikor Deguirmenjian in the Vartan Papazian Theater Group, as an actor and committee member.

For ten of those fifteen years, they have worked side-by-side as stand up comics in and around the Middle East. It’s only fitting that they have continued their successful collaboration, bringing humor into our lives, with their personal interpretation of a typical Armenian marriage.

In "Egek Angeghds Khosink" Maggy and Krikor give us a glimpse into the funny, sometimes frustrating but always entertaining life of a husband and wife, who are never short of an opinion.

One of the younger members of the Radio Sevan staff, Nayri is a burst of light. Coincidently, the program that she presents, "Shoghartsag" is just that, a fun and informative show directed towards the Armenian youth.

Kids get to call in and show off their many talents, answer questions about various topics or just say hi to their friends. It’s exactly the kind of forum that Nayri can direct, seeing as to she’s in the same generation as the callers.

Currently in 12th grade at Hovagimian-Manoogian School, she plans to major in psychology after graduation. Nayri’s hobbies are drawing, dancing, and writing.

A co-host on the "Shoghartsag" children’s program and an adolescent as well, Vera is the youngest presenter on Radio Sevan. She attends Hovagimian-Manoogian School where she is currently in the 10th grade.

Although she presents the show in Armenian, Vera plans to study English Literature after graduating high school.

Despite a full workload between school and the show, Vera enjoys drawing, singing and swimming when she can find the time.