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Bill is a larger than life man full of spirit and love for his community and his music.
He wears many hats in the industry. He works both in sales and as a charming voice djing shows on air. Listening to Bill speak, you can hear his smile over the air waves.

He’s a legend in radio, especially when providing the decades of joy to his polka listeners in the early hours of Sunday mornings. Listeners ranger from 120 countries around the world! His audience varies in age from 40 to 105. Many have said they have listened through the years with generations of family members. He has a very loyal, loving fan base who follow him everywhere he is willing to take them, including on bus trips or vacations. He enjoys the company and is willing to take you along, if you’re up for the ride!

One of Bill’s proudest memories, was the opportunity to announce President Reagan during a local rally in the 80’s. Another is his induction into the Binghamton Hall of Fame for broadcasting.

His secret to life is surrounding himself with those who inspire him, exercising, reading and going to mass every day.

When asked if he could say something to anyone anywhere, his answer was the chance one more time to say “thank you” to his mother for everything.

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Mo has been on air in Binghamton for years and is a well known musician as well. He is director of the B U. Screaming Green and even wrote their fight song.

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Judith’s first love is radio. She’s an award-winning audio producer and spent most of her working life in front of a microphone. She’s also a professional writer who has written for, and been the editor of, several prominent magazines about broadcasting. Radio is personal to Judith, who grew up listening to some of the on-air greats in New York City. She credits the music of her generation for helping her through childhood and adolescence. The Southern Tier is her chosen home base and she feels a special pride in working for a locally-owned radio group that does so much for the surrounding community. The most important part of her day is making that special connection with listeners and being their companion as they drive to work, eat lunch and go about their day. She defines success as being able to cheer up a listener who’s having a tough day or spark a smile and a laugh. She’s very knowledgeable and passionate about the music and loves telling inside stories about songs and artists. Judith also enjoys making public appearances at station events and live remote broadcasts and getting to talk to listeners in person. To Judith, radio is more than a way to make a living; it’s her calling and she can’t imagine doing anything else.