Greg Grantham (G-MAN) has spent the last 31 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 General Manager and Program director. Join him weekday mornings 6-11 and Saturday Nights for the Country Club.
Scott Morrison is the Operations Manager and Assistant Program director for Wolf Country. Scott is also your afternoon host. Join him weekday afternoons from 3-7.
Wanda Lancaster is the sales manager/PSA Director for Wolf Country. She is also the director for Talk Of The Town which airs at 8:30 weekday mornings. Let Wanda help you grow your business. Call her at 478-396-9554
Quint Bush loves teaching and the radio business. 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.
Don Richardson first hit the airwaves in Cookeville, TN in 1985. Before long, his fans were urging him to go somewhere – anywhere – so he eventually ended up in the Peach State. Since 1990 he has called the Middle Georgia area home. As the “old man” on the air at Wolf Country, he has known G Man since he was a mere G Lad and there here has been some speculation extortion played a part in his getting hired. His reply to those allegations? “I would never do anything like that … probably.”
tater-resized Tater began his “run” with Wolf Country 97.5 as producer of Dodge County High School Indian sports in February, 2012. As “Homegrown Howlin’” began to take on a new direction, Tater moved into the “air chair” on Sunday evenings, in August, 2012. His most recent role is that of your “workday companion,” weekdays from 11:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. Tater’s friendly demeanor and upbeat personality is the perfect formula to help you deal with, and get through, the stresses of the day. Outside of Wolf Country 97.5, Tater is a full-time, dedicated law-enforcement officer, who proudly serves the citizens he protects and is always willing to lend a helping hand. He is married to his amazing, sweet wife, Hannah, who is also a public servant, as an E.M.T. In his free-time, Tater enjoys hunting, fishing and watching sports, whether it be the Atlanta Braves or Dale Jr. If you don’t watch out, Tater will start talking to you about his pond and love for fishing! Always a gentleman, Tater loves to spend time with his family and friends and hopes you will join him weekday mornings, beginning at 11:00 a.m., only on Wolf Country 97.5!

 Al Dube and his twin brother Clifford were born in 1948 and raised in Jacksonville, FL by a wonderful Christian mother and father. He was drafted into the U.S.Army at age 18 and served a year in Vietnam.  By the grace of God, he made it back home because God had something planned for him. 

After attending six months of DJ training at United Broadcasting College in Jacksonville, FL, he was taught by Ron Wayne, formerly of WPDQ Radio in Jacksonville.  Al started his career at WVMG 96.7 FM in Cochran, GA on Christmas day in 1973, playing country and Southern gospel music. He worked there for two years. Afterward, he re-enlisted in the Army.

He worked 28 years at Warner Robins Air Force Base before retiring in January 2009. At the same time, he worked part time at WVMG in Cochran, beginning on March 22, 1988 playing Country and Southern Gospel.

Al married his wife Joann at the Cochran Church of God on April 23rd, 2000, on Easter Sunday.  They love worshipping the Lord and playing good old, real Southern Gospel.
Cannonball is a favorite of many people in Wolf Country. He is well-known for his outgoing personality and very funny sense of humor. Cannonball is not new to our staff. He has worked in Wolf Country many times before and truly loves the radio business. Cannonball always looks forward to spending weekends, with you, in Wolf Country.” Start your weekend right, with a good laugh and a smile, sure to stay on your face all throughout the day. It’s Cannonball, Saturdays, ONLY on Wolf Country 97.5!
Deb Allen is the soothing, sweet voice you hear weekends, and even filling in throughout the week, on Wolf Country 97.5. With her laid-back, relaxed style, Deb Allen is perfect for either those low-key weekends or bustling workdays. We hope you’ll be listening out for the “sweet-side” of our Wolf Country 97.5 “crew,” Deb Allen!!
Diamond Dave keeps the music going with more of Today’s New Hit Country & The Songs You Know and Love. No matter if it’s an Off The Chain Classic from Wet Willie, the latest from Jason Aldean, that classic from George Strait or your favorite from Faith Hill, Diamond Dave has you covered. Diamond Dave loves to share fun tidbits of information with you as he considers you his friendly companion. Join Diamond Dave periodically, on weekends, on Wolf Country 97.5!