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Named in honor of the late Chick Webb, the station began operating with a 1,000-watt transmitter in 1955. From 1955 […]

Pioneering air personality originally from Baltimore, Johnny Compton started his radio career at WOV in New York. Returning to Baltimore […]

Fred Robinson began his radio career in Atlantic City. While in broadcasting school he toyed with using the on-air name […]

Maurice ‘Hot Rod’ Hulbert, the self-proclaimed “Bald-headed Prince of Radio” worked at WDIA, Memphis in the late 1940s. He came […]

Jack Gale graduated from Forest Park High School in West Baltimore. He began his radio career in 1944 at WBOC, […]

Paul Johnson attended Douglass High School. He went on to attend Morgan State, University of Pennsylvania and the University of […]

Jack (John Herbert) Edwards graduated from Kenwood High School in 1956. His first radio job was a brief stint with […]

Founded in 1969 by former radio personality John Jeppi. John worked as an announcer at WWIN and a sports show […]

Curtis began his Baltimore radio career in 1970 as a news reporter / announcer at WEBB. He moved to WWIN […]