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| Mark Hahn (1956-2025) |
Mark Hahn, a beloved radio personality in Sioux City, Iowa, passed away unexpectedly on May 13, 2025, at the age of 69, following a medical emergency.
His death has deeply affected the Siouxland broadcasting community and listeners who cherished his distinctive voice and engaging presence on air for over 45 years.
Hahn, a Pittsburgh native and avid Steelers fan, arrived in Sioux City in 1980 after a stint in Rapid City, South Dakota. Initially planning to return to Pittsburgh, he was offered a job by KWSL’s Ted Mann and stayed, beginning a long career in Sioux City radio.
The Siouxland broadcasting community and listeners mourned Hahn’s passing with heartfelt tributes. Powell Broadcasting announced his death, calling him a “dear friend, colleague, and family member.” KTIV News described him as a “familiar voice” silenced too soon.
Hahn, a Pittsburgh native and avid Steelers fan, arrived in Sioux City in 1980 after a stint in Rapid City, South Dakota. Initially planning to return to Pittsburgh, he was offered a job by KWSL’s Ted Mann and stayed, beginning a long career in Sioux City radio.
Hahn first gained prominence as a rock and roll DJ, becoming a familiar voice to locals, including KSCJ’s Justin Barker, who grew up listening to him. In 2009, shifts in the radio industry led Hahn to join KSCJ and Powell Broadcasting, where he hosted the Drive Time Live Show. Known for his deep, crisp voice, Hahn was a key figure in promoting community and nonprofit events, earning admiration for his dedication to Siouxland.
The Siouxland broadcasting community and listeners mourned Hahn’s passing with heartfelt tributes. Powell Broadcasting announced his death, calling him a “dear friend, colleague, and family member.” KTIV News described him as a “familiar voice” silenced too soon.
We salute 🫡 you ,sir ðŸ˜
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