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On-Air The Morning Wake-Up Call Weekdays: 6am - 8am Tune in weekdays from 6-8am as James Cameron hosts “The Morning Wake-up Call”, taking you back to a time where not only the music made you tune in, but the announcer as well. Don’t miss “Motown and More Mondays”, a special segment Monday mornings during “The Morning Wake-up Call”. Martin in the Morning Weekdays: 8am - 10am Tune in weekdays from 8-10am as Greg Martin hosts “The Morning Show”, playing The Music You Love from the decades you grew up in, providing traffic updates and local information to help you navigate your morning commute. This is Hampton Roads’ fully caffeinated morning show with contests, giveaways and pure fun to help get your day off on the right foot. Top of the Morning Show Weekdays: 10am - 12pm Tune in weekdays from 10am to 12pm for local information and the music that you love with Ken Goodfellow. Join this jolly good fellow as he showcases music and artists from the 60s to today. Daily features include top songs from the BBC Retro Chart and diverse themes that provide the history and personal information behind the artist and song. Get ready to be entertained. Cheers! Mid-Day with Sunni Weekdays: 12pm - 3pm Tune in weekdays from 12-3pm with Sunni for an eclectic mix of music from the past four decades as well as a variety of local interviews. On Friday's, Sunni starts the weekend early with Beach Music Fridays! So Dance around or tap your foot because no matter the weather outside, it’s Sunni on the radio! End of the Day Countdown Weekdays: 3pm - 6pm Tune in weekdays from 3-6pm as Brian Moricle hosts “End of The Day Countdown”, keeping you entertained with sounds of hit music from the 70’s, 80’s and 90’s, traffic updates, local musicians and good-hearted fun. The “End of The Day Countdown” segment spotlights local musicians who perform live in the studio during “Super Sound Showcase” on Thursdays at 3:30pm. Don’t miss out on all the great songs of the past as you make your way down the highway reliving all those solid gold memories.

ABOUT Williamsburg's Radio Station Since 1958 FM 93.5 The Burg & WMBG AM 740 is proud to be Williamsburg’s Radio Station. We pride ourselves on playing great music, music that makes you feel good and perhaps brings back memories of days gone by. Along with wonderful music, we want to provide you with information about Williamsburg and all that goes on in Williamsburg. The things that make our city the best place to live are the things we want to share with our listeners. These things, along with informative news and emergency information, are a few of the things that have helped us to remain Williamsburg’s Radio Station since 1958. Share us with your friends and family and please visit our advertisers who allow us to bring you this terrific programming.

Making A Difference Monday Listen on-air at 2:30pm on Monday's where Lisa Granger Talks with local non-profit organizations in the Williamsburg area.

Money Talks Join Dan Joss of Joss Brown Wealth Advisors and Greg Granger Tuesdays at 11:30am as they Discuss wealth strategies, tips, and management.

Personalities James Cameron Wake Up Call with James Cameron Weekdays 6 am – 8 am James Cameron attended Queens College in New York. He studied in his late teens and early twenties with the Everyman theater ensemble. Mr. Cameron has over twelve years of on-air radio broadcasting experience and has worked with stations in New York, Philadelphia, Maryland, Virginia and Georgia. He has also worked for The Colonial Williamsburg Corporation as a storyteller and farm interpreter for the Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation. Greg Martin Martin in the Morning Weekdays 8 am – 10 am Greg Martin has been a Peninsula resident his entire life. After graduation from Poquoson High School, he attended Thomas Nelson Community College and then the Broadcasting Institute of Maryland in Baltimore. Over the years, he has had vast experience in the broadcasting industry working at major Hampton Roads radio stations. Embarking on his radio career, Greg started AM DJ Service which has been in operation since 1981. With the formation of Junior Cotillion in 1985, Greg became the music and sound contractor. In the fall of 2006, Greg and his wife Kay became co-directors of Junior Cotillion. He is currently pursuing a degree at Oklahoma State University. Ken Goodfellow Top of the Morning Show Weekdays 10 am – 12 pm Ken Goodfellow was Born into a military family in Germany, the middle of three sons; Ken arrived in the United States at age three. After his father’s service overseas and stateside, a final assignment to Fort Eustis eventually led the family to move to Williamsburg in 1968. Ken was educated locally and received an Associate Degree in engineering from Thomas Nelson. He started at Owens-Illinois when the plant located to Toano in 1980, and during his 39-year tenure there worked his way up to management. He retired in the fall of 2018 and took a month traveling abroad with wife Vikkie. While they were in Southampton, England, Ken was interviewed by BBC Solent radio personality, Alex Dyke, and that further motivated Ken to chase his dream of radio broadcasting. His love of radio dates back to his youth, and he is a walking encyclopedia of all genres of music. He has an impressive list of rock concerts he’s attended and is sometimes mistaken for a rock star himself. His other interests include history, traveling, photography and gardening. Ken has two children and three grandchildren. Sunni Mid Day with Sunni Tuesdays - Saturday 12pm – 3 pm Sunni has a lifelong love for entertainment that goes back to early childhood theater, young adult amateur theater and professional dinner theater as an actress for several summer. The road from theater was paved with many interesting and challenging occupations along the way. Her past includes successful runway, lingerie and bathing suit modeling, regionally and nationally working as a professional voice-over artist and working as a television weather personality. She also honorably served in the United States’ Air Force, and earned a college degree after serving, while working in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Sunni has always looked for a challenge and enjoyed each and every thing she has packed into her resume, but her genuine love for people and music is what eventually led her into radio. From theater, television, modeling to being a jazz show host and radio producer, if asked, “What have you enjoyed doing the most?” she will reply, “Whatever comes next,” but admits radio is her love. Brian Moricle The End of the Day Countdown with Flyin’ Brian Weekdays 3 pm – 6 pm Lisa Granger A Woman's Heart & Making a Difference Monday Sundays 9 am - 9:30 am & Mondays at 2:30 pm Brian Moricle graduated from Bruton High School and served six years in the U.S. Air Force. After getting out, he earned a degree in Accounting before eventually ending up in radio. Brian started with WMBG in 2015 as an intern. He especially loves playing his favorite music from the 1970s. His biggest pet peeve is getting stuck in I-64 traffic and having to repeatedly press his heavy resistance clutch pedal, but hopefully his afternoon traffic reports save you from the same dilemma! Lisa Granger is passionate about giving women (and men) the tools and resources they need to be confident in who God made them to be and live their unique purpose with A Woman’s Heart. She is also the host of Making a Difference Monday and News Around Town. Lisa grew up in North Carolina and came to Williamsburg when she married her sweetheart, Greg. Her first job in Williamsburg was at WMBG on air and in the office. Lisa has been active in the community with several civic and church organizations, including Jaycees, (MOPS) Mothers of Preschoolers and Here for the Girls. She was involved with her kids in school, sports and theater before returning to the radio station in 2018. Lisa enjoys music, travel, crafts, reading, and singing. She has 3 amazing young adult children, Gabrielle, Graham and Grace, and a cute terrier, Gypsy. If you are lucky, you can catch her singing at church or performing on stage. Alan Darsen Mondays 12 pm – 3 pm Alan Darsen's broadcast career has taken him through New England, New York and Pennsylvania before finally settling in Washington DC in 1995. Along the way, he found time to explore live theater, music sales, magazine publishing and cable TV production. For 16 years, he taught audio technology classes at Montgomery College in Maryland; and appeared in several regional TV commercials and the movie "Harriet", shot in Petersburg in 2018. In March 2022, Alan retired from an 18-year hitch producing national radio network programming in Washington DC. He couldn't stay retired very long, and three weeks later he was back on the air on WMBG. He lives in Williamsburg with wife Michele ("The Amazing Mrs. Darsen") and a dog named Ted.

The Goodcast Join host Ken Goodfellow as he dives deep into the history of the songs we love!

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A Woman's Heart with Lisa Granger Fill your heart with hope and encouragement through scripture, music, stories and personal insights. Listen on-air at 9:00am on Sunday mornings.

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