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2000 years ago he walked this earth. What if today, you could talk to Him, laugh with Him, cry with Him? Not only through prayer, but...THROUGH THE RADIO.

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Message : Required fields Beasley Media Group announces Zannie Glover will transition from afternoon to morning drive as the official Host of the 'Morning BOUNCE' in the Motor City. In addition, he will retain his position as Program Director for 105.1 the BOUNCE and 105.9 KISS-FM. Glover will begin his new roles immediately. In addition, J Steele returns full-time hosting the afternoon drive show on the BOUNCE as well as assume the Assistant Program Director responsibilities for the station. Jonel Jaska will also move from part-time to full-time producer for the 'Morn...

WCCB Charlotte's CW April 14, 2021 CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Bob Lacey & Sheri Lynch were instrumental in my move to Charlotte 21 years ago. I was 20-years-old and had somehow worked my way into the Program Director position at a 100,000 watt radio station in Central Wisconsin in desperate need of a format change. With the help of Programmer Bill Phillips who I had worked for at other stations, we flipped the format to Hot Adult Contemporary/Adult Top 40. As PD, I was going to either be the morning host or the afternoon host. I didn’t want to do mornings and then be at the station all day so we l...

” Credit By Vicki Dameron Richard Beard 2017 I was as surprised as anyone when I heard that the North Carolina Legislature, in the late 1980s, had mandated that citizens within our state should, and would, receive a National Public Radio signal generated within the state boundaries. I had been listening to NPR, and especially Morning Edition, for decades on the WEPR affiliate of the South Carolina ETV network. Since no such network existed in North Carolina, both the far Eastern and Western portions of our state had no NPR representation.  All of that was about to change. It was through a...