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Mike Rhyner
Michael "Mike" Rhyner (born August 15th, 1951) is a radio sports talk personality on KTCK ("The Ticket") radio in the Dallas area, sometimes referred to as the station's patriarch. He co-hosts "The Hardline" with Corby Davidson, an afternoon show on the station.〔Richie Whitt. ("A Dirty Dozen". ) ''The Dallas Observer'', 26 Jan 2006.〕〔("An extensive interview with The Ticket’s Mike Rhyner". ) ''Advocate Magazine'', 01 Jul 1999.〕〔Richie Whitt. ("BREAKING UN-NEWS: Mike Rhyner and The Hardline Staying at The Ticket". ) ''Dallas Observer'', 13 Feb 2009.〕 He is a frequent guest on broadcast television.〔Mike Foss. ("These broadcasters are so happy NHL players are punching each other in the face". ) ''USA Today'', 25 October 2013.〕
He was on ESPN's list of "Sports Radio Personalities of the Year" in 1997, 1998 and 2003.〔Richie Whitt. ("The Hard Lie". ) ''The Dallas Observer'', 3 July 2008.〕
== Early life ==
Rhyner was raised in the Oak Cliff district of Dallas where he graduated from Kimball High School in 1968.〔Rachel Stone. ("Q&A: Mike Rhyner". ) ''Advocate Magazine'', 26 Sep 2012.〕 As a boy he was a fan of the Dallas Texans at the insistence of his father, but later would switch his allegiance to the Dallas Cowboys. As a teenager he played the drums in several local bands from which he said he earned a surprisingly good amount of money.〔Boyter (2009). Page 194.〕 He briefly attended El Centro College part of the Dallas County Community College District but did not graduate.
In his early twenties Rhyner continued to make a living playing music, but by his late twenties was not getting to where he felt he wanted to be so he returned to school to study radio broadcasting at the University of Texas at Arlington.〔Boyter (2009). Page 197-198.〕
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