Wolf Crew
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Moose is a 14-year radio veteran originally from Kentucky and came to georgia. In 1979 as just a kid growing up in Macon he has worked for local radio stations and he is glad he made it to wuff wolf country 97.5 family. He has the most fun meeting wolf country 97.5 listeners in person because ya’ll mold the culture, influence the music, and simply know how to have a good time. Thank you for all the smiles, and let’s have a great time together. Moose |
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Rick takes his listeners through the rest of their day with today’s new hit country and the songs you know and love. Rick is proud of the fact that his show is about nothing. It’s great music and long live the Dairy Queen…Need we say more? |
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Stephen B. came to us from Macon-market station WMGB-FM, B93.7, where he worked on-the-air, as Public Service Director, production and music assistant. Stephen loves to keep up with what’s happening in the world around him. He enjoys history, especially music history and trivia, statistics and anything to do with “everyday life.” Stephen brings these passions to the air every weekday, while playing Today’s New Hit Country. |
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Greg Grantham (G-MAN) has spent the last 22 years in the broadcasting business. Greg’s love of music started at an early age when he discovered his father’s 8-track tapes. Greg got his first job in radio at the age of 13, working the overnight shift. The rest is radio history. Greg is a collector of Radio and TV nostalgia, collecting original prime time airings of old TV shows from the 50’s, 60’s, 70’s and 80’s. He is also a music buff (goes without saying)…definitely someone you want on your side at a music trivia contest. Greg is the program director and takes the sound of the station very seriously. Join him weekday mornings 6-11 and Saturday Nights for the Country Club. |
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Ashley fills your workday with today’s new hit country and the songs you know and love. Ashley talks about today’s country stars as well as what’s happening ion prime time tv. She also features daily stories about dumb crooks from around the world. |
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Quint Bush is new to the radio business and loves it. He taught English at Southeast High in Macon for four years before returning home to Dodge County High School. In the past thirteen years, he has taught English, speech, and drama and he was DCHS Teacher of the Year for 2007. He is the assistant band director, co-director of the One Act Play, literary coach, emcee of the Miss Chieftain and Miss DCHS pageants, and stage manager (and sometimes host or cast member) of the Magnolia Music and Medicine Show. Quint became the radio voice of the DCHS Indians baseball team in 2008 and moved into the Wolf Country news room in June of 2010. |