Jamie Fournier: From Travel Radio to RJ 100.3’s “Angel Jamie”

A profile of the radio presenter, television host, and artist whose work spans music, lifestyle, and conversation.

Jamie Fournier is a radio broadcaster, television and events host, and voice-over talent best known to RJ 100.3 listeners as DJ Jamie or “Angel Jamie.” Her work includes The Drive Time Show and RJ Sunday Jam, where music, audience messages, and conversation share the program with the songs themselves.

Fournier’s roots are in Cagayan de Oro. A 2014 interview described her as a Kagay-anon then living in Manila for work. In that conversation, she identified theater as an early love and explained that events hosting had given her another way to perform when she did not pursue the theatrical path she originally wanted.

Her interest in art went back even further. She recalled spending hours drawing as a child and credited her grandmother with recognizing and encouraging that interest, including sending the children to summer art classes. Painting remained part of her life as her working schedule grew busier.

That background matters because it places the radio personality within a wider creative life. Her interest in presenting did not exist in isolation: acting, drawing, painting, and hosting were different ways of expressing herself. In her own blog, she also recalled participating in school plays and discovering how completely she could become absorbed in a role.

Her professional experience includes corporate communication and training. A portfolio published by Black Tie Entertainment lists instructional design, voice-and-accent training, communication-and-culture training, and recruitment among her areas of work. It also identifies her as a freelance events host and radio broadcaster.

Those are related but distinct uses of communication. Training requires explaining ideas and helping another person understand them; hosting requires keeping a conversation or event moving for an audience. Seen together, the roles offer context for a broadcasting career that has included both entertainment and information.

One documented early radio assignment was Biyahe at Gimik on DZAR 1026 Sonshine Radio, which she co-hosted with Tony Cuevas. A November 2012 account by travel blogger and photographer Elal Lasola describes visiting the station and being interviewed by the pair about travel experiences, inspirations, and dream destinations.

Lasola remembered arriving nervous and gradually becoming comfortable enough to enjoy the hour-long conversation. Her account provides a small but useful picture of Fournier’s work at that stage: sitting across from a guest and helping turn personal experiences into a discussion listeners could follow. The show brought travel stories into an AM-radio setting before Fournier’s later association with RJ’s music programming.

Her Black Tie Entertainment portfolio dates her RJ 100.3 DJ work to 2014. That makes the RJ chapter a continuation of an existing presenting career, following documented work in travel radio and live events.

At RJ, she entered a broadcasting environment closely tied to music. The station’s own company profile describes RJ 100.3 as its flagship FM service and emphasizes a mix of older favorites and newer hits. For someone discovering the station, that helps explain the setting of Fournier’s work: songs from different periods can sit within the same listening experience.

On The Drive Time Show, she became a familiar presenter for an audience listening during the late afternoon and early evening. Official RJ DigiTV promotions have advertised the program across television and FM radio, inviting viewers to send greetings, share photographs, and participate through social media. The program’s appeal rests partly on that exchange: an individual listening at home, at work, or in transit can become part of the broadcast.

Her other defining RJ association is with musician and broadcaster Ramon “RJ” Jacinto on RJ Sunday Jam. A 2016 Philippine Star feature described the program as a live Sunday-morning show carried on television, RJ 100.3, and online. Fournier, introduced as “Angel” Jamie, greeted the audience, read messages, introduced performance videos, and helped interview visiting artists.

The format brought together music across generations. The same report described performances ranging from Frank Sinatra and Elvis Presley to Bruno Mars and Adele, alongside Filipino artists. In that setting, Fournier helped connect the audience to a program moving between recorded performances, conversation, requests, and live guests. Jacinto supplied his experience as a musician and broadcaster; her role included maintaining the interaction around the music.

Another television assignment showed a different side of her presenting. In 2015, she co-hosted Luv U Pet on GMA News TV with dog-behavior specialist Lestre Zapanta. Produced by Claire Delfin Media, the show explored pet care and the responsibilities of ownership.

At its launch, producer Claire Delfin explained that Fournier brought the perspective of an inquisitive pet owner to balance Zapanta’s specialist knowledge. Fournier herself said she was learning from the experience, including lessons relevant to caring for her own dog, Chase. That position made her a natural point of entry for viewers: she could ask questions while learning alongside them.

The partnership also adds two important names to her professional story. Zapanta was the specialist with whom she shared the screen, while Delfin helped shape a program that made use of her ability to communicate with a general audience. It was a role grounded in asking, listening, and making unfamiliar information approachable.

By 2021, Fournier was also hosting VXI Conversations, a podcast focused on the business process outsourcing industry and the experiences of people working in it. The opening episode featured guests Rexy Pulanco and MJ Felipe and introduced the industry and VXI Philippines.

The series continued into a second season in 2022, with discussions about job interviews, English-language assessments, customer service, career choices, and leadership. It provided another setting for her interviewing work, with the focus shifting from music or leisure to questions a job applicant or employee might bring to a conversation about working life.

Alongside these assignments, her painting developed a public outlet of its own. In a 2014 blog entry, Fournier wrote about collaborating with Travel Finds Shop on products featuring her art. She described collections that included bags and throw pillows, bringing together two interests she frequently returned to: travel and visual creativity.

Her public RJ identity remains centered on The Drive Time Show and RJ Sunday Jam. The network’s own promotions continue to identify “Angel Jamie Fournier” alongside Jacinto for the Sunday program, bringing the partnership to audiences through RJ 100.3 and RJ DigiTV.

For a reader hearing her name for the first time, that is a useful introduction: Jamie Fournier is a broadcaster whose work spans music, lifestyle, learning, and live presentation. Her path from travel-radio conversations to RJ’s music programs forms part of a broader creative career, with the microphone serving as one of several ways she connects with people.