You listen to their voices every day, getting to know their backgrounds, tastes and quirks along the way. As the “new kid” on the block, I thought I’d share a few interesting facts you may not know about our multi-talented radio staff:

● Gina Gambony, our new Morning Edition host on WHRV, is also a skilled puppeteer.

● WHRV’s Jeff Sandner proudly served in the United States Air Force.

● Afternoon Classics Announcer Wayla Chambo is a college basketball fan.

● WHRV host Jae Sinnett played on the same high school basketball team as Joe Montana.

● Roger Williams was a crew member on a three-mast sailing ship for a week in the Netherlands.

● Paul Shugrue’s nickname is “PBS” because of his initials.

● Paul Bibeau, Producer for HearSay With Cathy Lewis, wrote a book about Dracula.

● HearSay Assistant Producer and Lyrical host Jonah Grinkewitz loves the gelato shop Strawberry Fields.

● Alan Campbell of Watching America proudly tells people he once jumped off the Empire State Building and survived - from the first step!

● Classical Announcer Anthony McSpadden first went behind the mic in the 1st grade, reading announcements for the principal at his elementary school.

● WHRO FM’s Dwight Davis makes and collects wooden tobacco pipes.

● Barry Graham of WHRV has spent his entire 40-year radio career within 100 yards.

● Barbara Hamm Lee, host of Another View, ran away from Girl Scout camp when she was 10.

● WHRO FM’s Raymond Jones once worked at the ABC store to supplement his radio income.

Tune into WHRV and WHRO on air or online for news items, wonderful music and culture around the clock. You’re in good hands—we promise!

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