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Karl in Lansingburgh has been with his girlfriend for a few years and after watching a few food documentaries, she had a change of heart about what she wants to put into her body.  She's trying to convince Karl to become a vegan, and while she not pressuring him to maintain this new lifestyle, he's concerned that if she stays the course, it could cause some problems.  Love Cowboy weighed in on a p

Sometimes when doing an interview, raw emotions take over and you're forced to scrap the original plan and just go with your heart. That happened this morning on the WGNA morning show when we had a chance to chat with one of our favorites, Lee Brice.  Doesn't matter if you have a little boy or a girl, kids or no kids, the song 'Boy' just strikes a chord. I talked to Lee Brice about the moment I wa

Who would you want to connect with 'on the other side'? Maybe it's a deceased loved one, a relative, a friend. Or maybe there's something happening in your world that just doesn't make sense and you need a little intuitive guidance from an expert to help connect the dots.  Here's your chance to get a free reading from Intuitive Medium Deborah, aka The Great One!

Melissa in Wilton claims that for two years she's been struggling to pay the bills and her boyfriend doesn't seem to be cutting her too much slack.  He makes nearly twice as much as she does, yet pays exactly one-half of the bills.  Her quandary with her man was handled by the Love Cowboy who came to the table with some advice and relief for the couples beef.

15-year-old Aiden from Guilderland wrote into WGNA asking that his father, Matthew, be our Hometown Hero for Septemeber.  We were happy to call and speak with Matthew on his day off to tell him the great news, which he humbly accepted.

When we were kids, my parents would occasionally let me and my sister snag a few grapes without paying in the supermarket produce section.  I even remember a time or two when we would try to hide a cousin or friend under some blankets in the back seat of the car when we went to the drive-in.  And most of us can admit that we've brought a snack or two into the movie theatre to munch on...avoiding t

Apologies for not getting this up sooner, but hopefully many of you had a chance to hear how the meet and greet with Thomas Rhett was for GNA listener and cancer survivor Jim Calhoun of Gansevoort.   For those of you new to the story, Jim Calhoun incredibly won our on-air contest Friday morning after telling GNA that Thomas Rhett's song 'Life Changes' was on repeat for years while he battled leuke

Perhaps you heard it live on Friday morning, or maybe you heard someone talking about the contest Chrissy and I had on GNA. We gave away Thomas Rhett meet and greets all week to listeners able to answer 3 questions correctly about Thomas Rhett.  In a twist of beautiful fate, Jim Calhoun from Gansevoort was able to get through and play the game on-air Friday morning. Jim is a cancer survivor who cr

A young man sat on the corner of Lark street in Albany today holding a hand-written sign on a tattered piece of cardboard that read 'Kindness Appreciated'.  Beggars are everywhere in Albany these days, but this was an unfamiliar sight.  He was in a place where no one sits; a relatively quiet area, positioned in a way as to not attract too much attention.   As I walked by him with my two dogs, he a

107.7 WGNA is proud to present "In The Presence Of Proof" with Intuitive Medium Deborah Hanlon LIVE at the Cohoes Music Hall on November 6th.  Tickets go on sale today, and all the information you need is here.

I've taken my son Brody to the NYS Museum in Albany at least half-a-dozen times.  Sometimes, I avoid the 9/11 exhibit or pass through it quickly because my son (who turned 4 in July) wants to see animals and funky minerals and dinosaur bones; the fun stuff.  He doesn't want to see his daddy tear up while gazing at the twisted metal and shrapnel that were once steel beams holding up the Twin Towers

Penny Bartlett from Colonie is the proud Marine Mom of 26-year-old Ian and she wrote to GNA hoping we'd honor him as August's Hometown Hero.  Mom also told us that her son may be slightly uncomfortable with the 'fanfare' that comes along with it and decided to spend a few minutes with, in her words, why her son is so amazing.