Oh, that warm baritone voice coming from your car radio first thing Monday morning? You mean longtime Newspaper of the Air reader John Wettermark? Yeah you do! For almost 15 years, John’s been lending us his vocal talents and starting our listeners’ weeks off right with all the latest local news, editorials, and Dear Abby
Though she’s only been a reader at WRBH since the summer of 2018, Tracey McDade has made herself an indomitable force over the air. You’ve probably heard her on Friday’s News@Noon broadcast, weaving through articles about everything from New Orleans infrastructure to Kyrgyzstani politics without missing a beat. Reading live on the radio is not
Written by Sarah Holtz, Interview by David Benedetto Our Volunteer of the Month is Linda Bizzarro, retired prosecutor, traveler and the voice of WRBH’s Friday edition of the Wall Street Journal! Check out the full interview
Written by Sarah Holtz Our Volunteer of the Month is Karen Scott, retired Spanish teacher, avid festival-goer, and trained yogi! Check out the full interview recording below: How long have you been reading for WRBH? I started reading in August of 2006. I had just recently retired from being
Written and transcribed by Sarah Holtz Our Volunteer of the Month for May is Jillian, who you might recognize from her weekly stint reading the News at Noon. I got the chance to talk with Jillian in Studio One and hear about her background in theater, her international family, and the many places she lived
Written by Sarah Holtz For our new podcast segment, “WRBH Volunteer of the Month,” I sat down with Geoff Worden, to talk with him about his experiences as a beloved on-air reader, proud father, and wine wayfarer. How long have you been reading
“Fresh Water for Flowers” written by Valérie Perrin Featured Best-Selling Fiction Monday – Friday @ 9am-10am | 10pm – 11pm (replay) |3-4am (replay) A WALL STREET JOURNAL BEST BOOK OF SUMMER 2021A 2020 INDIES INTRODUCE & INDIE NEXT LIST PICK A #1 international best-seller, Fresh Water for Flowers is an intimately told story about a woman who defiantly
