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Last July was my first big Countryfest experience as an employee of WGNA. I definitely knew what I was getting myself into, well, sort of. But, no one could have planned how my day would go. There's always a schedule in place that you can almost guarantee will be thrown out the window by 10am. It's inevitable. No matter the amount of planning that is done a show like this ends up working on it's o

As Chrissy and I get settled in to our new home here at GNA, the party just doesn't stop!  This weekend we'll be making a trip to "Music City" Nashville Tennessee for the Brad Paisley album release party.  To say we're excited is an understatement!

When the weather became a little bit frightful and we were trying to be as safe as possible while keeping people informed yet entertained, things got a little weird.

Richie and I were talking about the different New Year's Eve broadcasts this morning and we decided that neither of us were really into the NBC version.  We talked about how we are both unimpressed with Carson Daly, as we find him generally boring...

Radio has been around since 1898, when Guglielmo Marconi started to experiment with electromagnetic waves as a way to send signals without wires. The telegraph wire was the quickest way to send and receive messages.