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Program and DJ Information
Nelson
Hunter
Nelson, our Program Director, is also our morning jock,
heard weekdays 6 AM to 10 AM. "Nelson in the Morning" is one
of the most popular morning shows in the listening area. Nelson's
wit and personality makes him an ideal "wake-up call". His
show is packed full of contests and give-a-ways, and topical
interviews. And don't forget to call in weekday mornings for
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Leslie
Ramsey
Leslie Ramsey is the host of the very popular "WVNU Newsline",
heard each weekday at 7:20 AM. Leslie's humor and down-home
style makes the 40 minute how a must-hear. Local news, sports,
local obituaries and hospital notes, fund-raisers, and interviews
are the hallmark of the show. The "Newsline" is the only locally
produced show of its type in the immediate area, and Leslie's
legions of fans tune in daily for the latest happenings in
the listening area.
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Mark
Elliott
Mark Elliott is the host of "Looking Back", heard every Sunday
from 7 to 10 PM. An eclectic blend of music from the mid 60's
through the mid 70's, THE GOLDEN AGE OF ROCK 'n ROLL. Mark
doesn't stop at just the hits. You'll hear the "B" sides,
album cuts and instrumental tracks, as well as historical
insights into the prolific and artistic period in Rock Music
History. |
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Scott
Barry
Scott brings 30 years of experience to the WVNU's middle of
the night show. His big voice and friendly demeanor keeps
listeners involved, playing requested songs for those who
work late, study late or just can't sleep. He keeps his audience
up-to-date with lifestyle information and daily contests. |
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Dave
Bogart
Dave's topical humor enhances his music intensive mornings
show. Games and contests in the early hours give Dave an opportunity
to interact with WVNU's listeners. The later hours of his
show take listeners through the first part of the workday.
Dave's comfortable style is the result of 25 years of major
market experience. |
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Rick
Brady
Rick's show takes WVNU's listeners through the early afternoon,
and includes the "At-Work Request Hour", an hour
of great songs from the 70s and 80s. Rick began his radio
career in the mid-seventies and has been programming AC formats
for two decades. |
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Scott
Curtis
Scott's listeners find his warm relaxed style perfect for
wrapping up the workday, the rush-hour drive, and for continued
listening at home. His "Show Biz News" and "Hot
Five" are daily features, which add a little fun to the
great music mix. Scott's knowledge of show business and his
international personal experiences help him relate to a wide
audience. |
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Ron
Thurston
Ron's radio career began in 1978.Ron brings his passion for
seventies music and his somewhat warped sense of humor to
The Weekend Seventies every Saturday night on WVNU. |
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