Greg Grantham (G-MAN) has been in radio since the fall of 1991 and has spent more than three decades behind the microphone. His love of music began early, digging through his father’s 8-track tapes and discovering a world of sound that would eventually shape his life. Greg landed his first radio job at just 14 years old, working overnight shifts and learning the craft one broadcast at a time. The rest, as they say, is radio history.

A lifelong collector of radio & TV nostalgia, Greg enjoys restoring and preserving original prime-time broadcasts from the 50s through the 80s. He’s a true music buff with a deep knowledge of classic hits — definitely the guy you want on your trivia team.

Greg currently serves as General Manager and Program Director, and you can catch him on-air weekday mornings 6–11 AM and Saturday nights for the Saturday Night Country Club.
Wanda Lancaster is the Sales Manager and PSA Director for Wolf Country 97.5. She also serves as the director and guest coordinator for “Talk of the Town,” our daily community affairs program airing weekday mornings at 8:30.

Wanda can handle all of your advertising needs — from crafting the right message to helping you choose the best schedule to reach our listeners. She also books guests for Talk of the Town, connecting local businesses, organizations, and community leaders with our audience.

Let Wanda help you grow your business. Call or text her at 478-396-9554.
Quinton “Q-Dawg” 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. For well over 20 years, he has taught English, speech, and drama — shaping students, building confidence, and staying deeply rooted in the community. Quint became the radio voice of the DCHS Indians baseball team in 2008.

You can hear Q-Dawg weekday afternoons from 3–7 PM on Dirt Roads Radio on Wolf Country,
bringing hometown personality and great country music to your afternoon ride. He also joins G-Man every weekend for G-Man & Q-Dawg’s Saturday Night Country Club, where classic country, storytelling, and laughs flow all night long.
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 in February 2012 as producer for Dodge County High School Indian sports. Not long after joining the team, he transitioned into the air chair and has continued to grow his role at the station. Today, Tater is your friendly workday companion weekdays from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM — keeping you company, keeping you upbeat, and helping you get through the workday with great country music, conversation, and a relaxed hometown feel.

Outside of radio, Tater proudly serves as a full-time law-enforcement officer — dedicated to protecting citizens and always willing to lend a helping hand. He is married to his wonderful wife Hannah, an EMT and fellow public servant, and together they are raising two boys who keep life fun, busy, and full of adventure.

In his free time, Tater enjoys hunting, fishing, and watching sports — especially when the fish are biting. And fair warning: mention ponds or fishing and Tater might just talk your ear off! Family, the outdoors, and country music — that’s Tater in a nutshell.

Join him weekdays from 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM on Wolf Country 97.5 for good tunes and good company.

 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 among listeners across Wolf Country. Known for his outgoing personality, sharp wit, and laugh-out-loud sense of humor, he brings a unique energy that you won’t forget. Cannonball isn’t new to our airwaves — he has been part of the Wolf Country family many times over the years and his love for radio runs deep.

He looks forward to spending weekends with you in Wolf Country, keeping things light, fun, and full of great music. If you need a laugh, a pick-me-up, or just a good time to kick off the weekend, Cannonball is your guy.

Start your Saturday with Cannonball — only on Wolf Country 97.5!
Deb Allen is the soothing, sweet voice that keeps Wolf Country relaxed and easy after dark. With her warm personality and laid-back delivery, Deb is the perfect companion for late-night listeners — whether you’re unwinding after a long day, working the night shift, or just enjoying good country music under the quiet glow of moonlight.

Deb has long been a familiar presence on Wolf Country 97.5, previously heard on weekends and filling in throughout the week. Now she brings her smooth style to late nights weeknights, offering calm company, great songs, and the “sweet side” of Wolf Country.

Settle in, take it slow, and let Deb ride along with you — late nights, weeknights on Wolf Country 97.5
Diamond Dave keeps the music rolling with songs you know and love — the kind that bring back memories, make you smile, and feel right at home in Wolf Country. Whether you’re relaxing, working, or riding around town, Diamond Dave has you covered with familiar favorites and feel-good country.

He enjoys sharing fun tidbits, stories, and lighthearted pieces of music trivia, always treating listeners like friends along for the ride. His upbeat personality and easygoing style make him the perfect weekend companion on your radio.

Catch Diamond Dave on weekends on Wolf Country 97.5, keeping the vibe fun, familiar, and always country.
Cameron brings a fresh energy to Wolf Country every weekend. You’ll hear him Saturday mornings from 6 AM to 12 Noon on The Wolf, keeping things fun, friendly, and full of great music to start your weekend right. Cameron is no stranger to the spotlight — he was a houseguest on CBS’s Big Brother 25 (US) and appeared again on Big Brother: Reindeer Games, gaining fans nationwide with his personality, wit, and competitive spirit. On Sunday nights from 7 PM to 8 PM, Cameron hosts Home Grown Howlin’ — a show dedicated to local Georgia artists, bands, songwriters, and musicians. It’s where the homegrown sound of our state gets a spotlight. Are you a Georgia performer who wants your music heard? Cameron wants to hear from you! Email your original song to 975homegrown@gmail.com for a chance to be featured on the show.
Rick Knight has been a radio professional since the early 80s, and his passion for broadcasting is heard every time he cracks the mic. A seasoned voice with decades of experience, Rick brings familiarity, comfort, and great music to the Wolf Country airwaves. A proud and devoted Alabama Crimson Tide fan, Rick is never far from a score update or gameday conversation. You can catch him weeknights from 7 PM until midnight, keeping you company with his relaxed style, stories, and the music you love. Tune in and spend your evenings with Rick Knight — a true radio original.