WONC

Years at WONC: 2007-2009 Mallory spent her two years at WONC well, creating Feel Good Fridays with her future husband, Marc, and serving as the Public Affairs Director. Despite enjoying her time on the air, Mallory chose to take her career in a different direction after graduation, pursuing a Master

By Zane Trumann With the first edition of The Crossroads under our belts, both Sam and I were turning the country music scene upside down trying to find a new artist to feature for our next show. There were plenty of close fits, even a few that gave us great

Years at WONC: 2006-2010 Michelle spent a great deal of her time at WONC involved in sports broadcasting, both as a color analyst and halftime show host for NCC football and basketball games. When she wasn’t covering a game, she was heavily involved in the station’s news department, serving as

By Sam Fretto The 2022 White Sox came into this season with the highest expectations they’ve had since 2006 and they’ve failed miserably. Their rebuild started in 2016, when they traded ace and potential Hall of Famer Chris Sale to the Red Sox in exchange for Yoan Moncada and Michael

Years at WONC: 2013-2015 Despite only spending two years at WONC, Chris’ time at the station was well-used, hosting multiple on-air shows and gaining experience in news reporting. After graduation, he took his talents to NCTV and worked as a production specialist, sports producer, news editor, internship coordinator and as

by Sam Corbett The Crossroads is one of the newest shows on FM89, meaning a whole new batch of genres, artists, and songs. Outlaw country rock, southern rock, shadow country, and delta blues are just some of the genres that the show will highlight. While I’m excited to bring new

Years at WONC: 2016-2018 Peter transferred to NCC his junior year, and WONC was the first campus organization he joined. During his time at the station, Peter worked on the air as a DJ and newscaster; one of the highlights of his time was spending the night of the 2016

Years at WONC: 1996-2000 As one of the creators of Local Chaos in 1997, JC left a lasting impact on WONC, as the show went on to become the longest-running show in the station’s history, currently at 25 years. Serving as the Assistant News Director and Program Director, he also

Years at WONC: 2016-2017 When Lizzie came to WONC, she made an immediate impact. Hosting Local Chaos and Night Owls, she spent a lot of time on the air, refining her talents. She also served as the Assistant Station Manager and Promotions Director, and her short time at WONC proved

Years at WONC: 1999-2003 Tim spent most of his time at WONC specializing in sports broadcasting. He hosted From the Upper Deck all four years, and he helped create a NASCAR show, Trackside, in 2001. Tim also called countless football, basketball, baseball, and softball games throughout his stint at WONC,