Alexis Savaidis (born 1983) is an Australian radio personality.
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Savaidis has previously been co-host of the Hot30 Countdown and Take 40 Australia on the Today Network. [1]
Alexis Savaidis (born 1983) is an Australian radio personality.
Savaidis has previously been co-host of the Hot30 Countdown and Take 40 Australia on the Today Network. [1]
Savaidis began her radio career at 5YYY FM, Whyalla, South Australia, a community radio station. [2] She then progressed through a series of positions at radio stations around Australia including 5CS (Port Pirie), 104.7 (Canberra) and SAFM (Adelaide), where she became operations manager. [3]
While at SAFM Savaidis was awarded the Austereo Adelaide Award for having the highest rating FM shift in Adelaide, her third Austereo award. [4]
In 2006, Savaidis battled throat nodules which threatened her career. [5]
In May 2011, Alexis married partner Matt Kuchel.
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