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Alysha Daniels, Tracy Villaume & George Morris
Alysha Daniels began her broadcast career right out of high school, training at the then New School of Contemporary Radio, coincidentally she was taught by WGY's Mike Patrick. She did time as a traffic reporter, including doing reports from an airplane for WGY. After a few years out of the business, she took a refresher course at the New School and got a job at WGY as a news anchor.
Tracy Villaume also got into radio courtesy of the New School. Tracy covered stories for WGY including Donald Trump’s 2016 rally in Albany. Along with a part time television job, Tracy eventually went on to cohost at our sister station, 99.5 The River.
George Morris put ten years in on WGY shortly after graduating from Marist College, and he did pretty much everything at WGY. George initially did weekends and fill ins (gaining what we call the Joe Gallagher experience), was a Producer for Chuck and Kelly, and fill in for Chuck and Kelly, a street reporter, and ended up as anchor on the WGY Morning Show.
Tracy Villaume also got into radio courtesy of the New School. Tracy covered stories for WGY including Donald Trump’s 2016 rally in Albany. Along with a part time television job, Tracy eventually went on to cohost at our sister station, 99.5 The River.
George Morris put ten years in on WGY shortly after graduating from Marist College, and he did pretty much everything at WGY. George initially did weekends and fill ins (gaining what we call the Joe Gallagher experience), was a Producer for Chuck and Kelly, and fill in for Chuck and Kelly, a street reporter, and ended up as anchor on the WGY Morning Show.
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Alysha Daniels began her broadcast career right out of high school, training at the then New School of Contemporary Radio, coincidentally she was taught by WGY's Mike Patrick. She did time as a traffic reporter, including doing reports from an airplane for WGY. After a few years out of the business, she took a refresher course at the New School and got a job at WGY as a news anchor.
Tracy Villaume also got into radio courtesy of the New School. Tracy covered stories for WGY including Donald Trump’s 2016 rally in Albany. Along with a part time television job, Tracy eventually went on to cohost at our sister station, 99.5 The River.
George Morris put ten years in on WGY shortly after graduating from Marist College, and he did pretty much everything at WGY. George initially did weekends and fill ins (gaining what we call the Joe Gallagher experience), was a Producer for Chuck and Kelly, and fill in for Chuck and Kelly, a street reporter, and ended up as anchor on the WGY Morning Show.
Tracy Villaume also got into radio courtesy of the New School. Tracy covered stories for WGY including Donald Trump’s 2016 rally in Albany. Along with a part time television job, Tracy eventually went on to cohost at our sister station, 99.5 The River.
George Morris put ten years in on WGY shortly after graduating from Marist College, and he did pretty much everything at WGY. George initially did weekends and fill ins (gaining what we call the Joe Gallagher experience), was a Producer for Chuck and Kelly, and fill in for Chuck and Kelly, a street reporter, and ended up as anchor on the WGY Morning Show.