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Peace in Forgiveness!!

On this week’s Monday Motivation, we shared motivation about forgiveness and eternity. Plus, we played our Family Feud question for Mystery Monday! Here’s what we talked about:

Joe’s Motivation: Luke 15:1-7 (NIV): Now the tax collectors and sinners were all gathering around to hear Jesus. But the Pharisees and the teachers of the law muttered, “This man welcomes sinners and eats with them.” Then Jesus told them this parable: “Suppose one of you has a hundred sheep and loses one of them. Doesn’t he leave the ninety-nine in the open country and go after the lost sheep until he finds it? And when he finds it, he joyfully puts it on his shoulders and goes home. Then he calls his friends and neighbors together and says, ‘Rejoice with me; I have found my lost sheep.’ I tell you that in the same way there will be more rejoicing in heaven over one sinner who repents than over ninety-nine righteous persons who do not need to repent.

Gabriella’s Motivation: It’s dangerous to think that we always see what’s true—that we possess internal clarity about our lives. However, we suffer from a deadly confusion and repeatedly demonstrate that even our best wisdom—left to itself—eventually yields misery. “There is a way that appears to be right,” Proverbs says, “but in the end it leads to death” (16:25). We think we see what’s real, but too often we’re confused. Even our keenest insight is riddled with misperceptions. Even our clearest vision is still cloudy, imperfect, and often ruinous.

That’s why we need God’s wisdom (vv. 20-21). We need Him to illuminate the truth and guide us into what’s real. We need Him to lead us out of our deadly confusion and into wholeness and life.

October is Clergy Appreciation Month. WNZR helps you honor your pastor!

WNZR is celebrating Clergy Appreciation Month throughout October. This month is a time to honor our local pastors and their commitment to families in our community. Each pastor that is mentioned will receive TWO $25.00 gift certificates to local restaurants to enjoy a dinner out with family. Each pastor will ALSO receive a WNZR goodie bag!

Fill out the form on our website wnzr.fm! This Thursday at 11:59pm is the last day to vote for this year’s Clergy Appreciation!!

Name something that might give you a jolt.

  1. Electricity/wires (53)
  1. Coffee/ caffeine (25)
  1. Lightning (10)
  1. Spicey foods (6)
  1. Taser Gun (6)

Congratulations to Haley of Mount Vernon for guessing the top two answers correctly and taking home a $5 gift card to Watts Restaurant in Utica!

Tune in Tomorrow for Artist Newsday with Joe and Brock!

Thanks so much for listening!

– Joe and Gabriella 🙂

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Apples AND Pumpkins!?!

On this week’s Who Knew Wednesday, we talked about National Apple Day and all the fun activities that you can do. Plus, we played our “Who Am I” trivia! Here’s what we talked about:

Who Knew Fact: National Apple Day! As National Apple Day approaches, expect grocery stores, farmers’ markets, and specialty food retailers to roll out enticing promotions.

https://cooking.nytimes.com/article/apple-dessert-recipes

Who Knew Fact Check: Historically, brands like Mott’s and Martinelli’s have offered coupons or in-store specials on their apple juice and cider. Local bakeries and cafes may feature limited-time apple pies, tarts, and turnovers.

Apple Cake
Apple Crumble
Cinnamon Apple Bread

Who Knew Fact: National Pumpkin Cheesecake Day! celebrating the beloved autumnal dessert that perfectly blends creamy texture with warm spices. Indulge in a slice, experiment with a new recipe, or share a homemade treat with friends and family.

Who Knew Fact Check: While we await official 2027 promotions, history shows that National Pumpkin Cheesecake Day often brings delightful deals from popular eateries and bakeries.

Who Am I?

1. I was born on October 21, 1942, in Brooklyn, New York.

2. I graduated from American University in 1963 and later earned my law degree from New York Law School in 1965.

3. I became a judge in the Manhattan Family Court in 1982, where I became known for my tough and straightforward personality.

4. I became famous when my television show, Judge Judy, first aired in 1996. The show ran for 25 seasons before ending in 2021.

5. I continued my television career in 2021 with a new courtroom show called Judy Justice, where I use my legal experience to settle real-life disputes.

I am… Judge Judy Sheindlin!! Congratulations to Bonnie of Mount Vernon for guessing correctly and taking home a $5 gift card to Watts Restaurant in Utica!

Tune in tomorrow for Praise Thursday with Daniel and Gabriella!!

Thanks so much for listening!

– Joe and Gabriella 🙂

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A First For Megan Woods!?!

The hit series The Chosen is getting a new musical companion. Songs Inspired by The Chosen: Seasons 1–5, an 11-track record, will be released October 30 and features original music inspired by the first five seasons of the series.

The album’s third single, “I Love The One,” brings together seven-time Grammy-winning country trio Lady A and four-time Grammy-winning R&B group Boyz II Men. The song explores themes of healing, hope, and the transformative power of encountering Jesus.

Lady A’s Hillary Scott says several of her favorite Bible stories inspired the song, including the woman healed after touching the hem of Jesus’ garment. Scott also shared how watching The Chosen with her teenage daughter has deepened their appreciation for Jesus’ love and mercy.

The album also features Jamie MacDonald’s song “Roots,” inspired by Psalm 1.

The album arrives ahead of the two-part debut of The Chosen Season Six, with new episodes beginning November 15 on Prime Video. A feature film is also scheduled to hit theaters March 12. Click HERE to see the exact countdown till it releases!

WNZR is collaborating with MVNU’s office of spiritual life for an exclusive showing of Season 6, Episode 1, on October 29th at 7pm in the R.R. Hodges Chapel!

Megan Woods has released her self-titled debut album, Megan Woods. The 10-track project explores identity, hope, and finding your worth in Christ.

Woods first gained national attention with her breakout single, “The Truth,” which has surpassed 175 million streams and earned RIAA Gold certification. The song also reached number one on multiple Christian radio charts.

Named Billboard’s number one Top New Christian Artist of 2025, Woods has continued to build her audience through powerful vocals and honest, faith-filled songwriting. Her new album features the current radio single, “Heaven Down Here,” which is inspired by the work of Compassion International. The song is now playing on more than 70 radio stations and has reached the top 15 on both Mediabase Christian AC and Billboard Christian AC Airplay.

Woods is currently on the fall leg of The Truth Tour, running through November 22, with special guest Jeremy Rosado. She’ll also return to the Grand Ole Opry stage on October 28.

This week’s Song Poetry was a stumper, but come back next week for a chance to win TWO $5 gift card to Watts Resturant in Utica!

Tune in Tomorrow for Who Knew Wednesday with Joe and Gabriella!

Thanks so much for listening!

– Joe and Gabriella 🙂

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What’s Lost WILL Be Found!!

On this week’s Monday Motivation, we shared motivation that resonates with us and we shared a fun event we’re hosting that you need to go to! Plus we also played our Family Fued style question for Mystery Monday! Here’s what we talked about:

Gabriella’s Motivation: THEME OF THE DAY. WHAT MOTIVATES YOU? So, what motivates me to live a Christ-centered life?  What motivates you?  Is it the certainty of our Day of Judgment?  That is a good motive.  I mean, God has told us about this day and even says He will reward us.  He affirms this motivation.  Another motivator might be slavish fear and this isn’t good. Too many Christians suffer from a wrong view of God and His judgment of them.  Our God is not a cruel taskmaster ready to pounce upon us for every sin we commit and every bad choice we make in the use of our time, talent and treasures. When it comes to following the Lord Jesus and being a Christian who wants to make a difference in this world, motivation matters a lot. In fact, motivation will be one of the things I believe we will see again at our Day of Judgment.

Joe’s Motivation: In Luke 15, Jesus told three parables of people who refused to stop looking for something or someone precious. In the parable of the lost sheep, He said to the Pharisees who were challenging Him, if a shepherd lost one sheep of his hundred, wouldn’t he “leave the ninety-nine . . . and go after the lost sheep until he finds it?” (v. 4). His point? The Pharisees—the “ninety-nine”—thought they were right with God, but they weren’t. And Christ told them, there’s “more rejoicing in heaven over one sinner who repents”—who turns from sin to God’s forgiveness—than for those who don’t think they need to (v. 7).

Our Great Shepherd never stops looking for us, and He’ll never stop seeking others as well. When we repent and receive salvation in Christ, there’s great joy in heaven—in God’s heart—because what “was lost . . . is found” (v. 32). And what joy we experience in being found by the one who sought us! Click HERE to read the story.

You can see a screening of The Chosen’s Season 6, Episode 1!

WNZR is partnering with MVNU’s Office of Spiritual Life to host a screening of the first episode of The Chosen Season 6.

This season will take the world to the foot of the cross to see the love of the Father through the selflessness of the Son. Fear and confusion reign as the disciples struggle to make sense of Jesus’ arrest—and Judas’ betrayal. While they fight to stay together, Nicodemus stands alone against the High Priest in a heated showdown that throws the council into disorder.

Join us for a special early access event to watch The Chosen Season 6 Episode 1. See you on Thursday, 10/29 at 7pm in MVNU’s Chapel Auditorium, 800 Martinsburg Road, Mount Vernon. See it first! This is a FREE event presented by Come and See.

Name a color of the rainbow.

1. Red (35)

2. Orange (25)

3. Yellow (20)

4. Green (12)

5. Blue (8)

Congratulations to Linda of Mount Vernon for guessing the first two answers correctly and taking home a $5 gift card to Watts Restaurant in Utica!

Tune in Tomorrow for Artist Newsday and Game Time Tuesday with Joe and Gabriella!

Thanks so much for listening!

– Joe and Gabriella 🙂

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Make Your Life Sweet!!

On this week’s Who Knew Wednesday, we talked about desserts and other national holidays. Plus, we played our “Who Am I” trivia in the second hour! Here’s what we talked about:

Who Knew Fact Check: National Dessert Day – Is the origin of the word dessert literally mean to ‘clear the table?” YES. The French word ‘desservir’ means to clear the serving or ‘clear the table,’ so it led to the last dish being served. 

Who Knew Fact: Original desserts were what? Dried fruits and nuts “a service of fruits and nuts at the end of a meal.”:  

Most popular desserts in the USA? (according to the website, How Stuff Works) 
1. Ice Cream 
2. Brownies 
3. Chocolate Chip Cookies 
4. Cheesecake 
5. Apple Pie 

Who Knew Wednesday: National Take Your Parents to Lunch Day- Takes place on the second Wednesday in October to encourage students to invite their parents or guardians to lunch. All eyes are on parents and guardians to visit their children’s school during lunch and share a meal with them in the school cafeteria. National Take Your Parents to Lunch Day is a day for to learn more about what goes into putting together a healthy lunch. Parents and school officials have an opportunity to open the lines of communication so they can work together to provide kids with the healthiest meals possible. It’s also a terrific day to find out what your child enjoys about school lunches.

Who Am I?...

  1. I was born on October 14, 1939, in the Bronx, New York City. 
  2. My original name was Ralph  Lifshitz, but I changed my last name when I was a teenager. 
  3. I grew up in a Jewish family, and my parents were immigrants from Belarus. 
  4. I beg my fashion career in 1967 by designing and selling men’s neckties under the brand name Polo. 
  5. I founded my own fashion company which became famous worldwide for its clothing, fragrances, and iconic Polo logo. 

I am… Ralph Lauren! Congratulations to Donna of Howard for guessing correctly and taking home a $5 gift card to Watts Resturant in Utica! 

Tune in tomorrow for Praise Thursday with Daniel and Gabriella!

Thanks so much for listening!

– Joe and Gabriella 🙂

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You’re Problems WILL Be Repurposed!!

On this week’s Praise Thursday, we gave inspiring devotions and worshiped through songs. Plus, we played Name That Tune in the second hour! Check on our website wnzr.fm and participate in the giveaways we have going on! Here’s what we talked about:

Daniel’s Devotion: To those who don’t know, I got engaged on Sunday. My girlfriend of a year and friend for far longer than a year decided that I was (pause for effect) “eh, good enough” to marry. We got to work the next day on preparing what we need to do and plan for. We started looking at churches, planning potential honeymoon locations, deciding what color theme we’ll use, and, importantly, deciding who we would invite. Right now, we have been putting nearly every friend we would want to come on the list and inviting every single family member we can think of, it’s been kind of a joyous thing to do.

Planning my wedding kinda got me thinking about something Jesus said in Matthew 22. Since the beginning of time, he’s been planning his own wedding. I’ll abridge it a bit, but Jesus has been planning the reunification of his kingdom; the wedding is for his Church and himself to be restored. As someone who’s planning one myself, I got to reconsider what that really means. Think about it, my closest friends and family, making it the perfect occasion, and how much excitement is going on around it. That’s what Jesus feels.

Modernly, it’s the happiest day of one’s life, and you are all invited to Jesus’ wedding. The king of the universe wants you- yes, you to come to the happiest moment of his life. Can you imagine that? Imagine how excited you might have been for your own wedding, or when you plan yours; it’s exciting, and Jesus thought of you when planning it. We don’t know when the wedding will be, but make sure your calendar is cleared for the wedding supper of the Lamb.

Gabriella’s Devotion: The devotional looks at Moses when God called him from the burning bush. Moses felt inadequate and didn’t think he had much to offer, asking what he had in his hand—a simple shepherd’s staff. When Moses threw the staff down on the ground in obedience, God turned it into a snake and back again, using it as a sign of His power. The writer notes that God often takes our ordinary skills, career changes, or past experiences and repurposes them in fresh ways for His kingdom. The piece draws a parallel to how large ships—such as the retired SS United States—have been intentionally sunk to serve as artificial reefs on the ocean floor, transforming something from one stage of use into a life-sustaining habitat for marine life. Similarly, God can repurpose our lives and resources no matter where we are in our journey. Check the full story on Our Daily Bread Ministries.

October is Clergy Appreciation Month. WNZR helps you honor your pastor! WNZR is celebrating Clergy Appreciation Month throughout October. This month is a time to honor our local pastors and their commitment to families in our community. Each Friday, 5 local pastors will be honored on The Morning Thing. Our morning show hosts will share their names and churches along with comments from their church family. Each pastor that is mentioned will receive TWO $25.00 gift certificates to local restaurants to enjoy a dinner out with family. Each pastor will ALSO receive a WNZR goodie bag! Tell us why you love your pastor. Fill out the form on wnzr.fm! Your Church should be within 25 miles of Mount Vernon.

WNZR’s Dove Awards Prediction Prize Giveaway !! Cast your predictions for the Dove Awards and get registered to win a special Dove Award Nominee Prize Package featuring special gifts from 2026 Dove Award nominees!! Tell us who you think will win “Song of the year” and “Artist of the year” at the 57th annual Dove Awards. Fill out the form on wnzr.fm. You’ll see the nominees and a place to click with your votes. A list of nominees for “Song of the year” and “Artist of the year” is available on the form. All correct predictions will be entered into the Dove Award Nominee Prize Package giveaway. Entries will only be accepted if both categories are correct. TONIGHT AT 11:59 IS THE DEADLINE!!!!

This week’s Name That Tune was… Father Let It Be by Sidewalk Prophets! Congratulations to Mason of Mount Vernon for guessing correctly and taking home a $5 gift card to Watts Restaurant in Utica!

Tune in Tomorrow for the NZ Top 10 with Brock and Joe!

Thanks so much for listening!

– Gabriella and Daniel 🙂

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PUMPKIN!!

On this week’s Who Knew Wednesday, we had some fall-festive conversations. Plus, we played our “Who am I” trivia in the second hour! Here’s what we talked about:

Who Knew Fact: National inner beauty day- It serves a profound and urgent purpose–to raise awareness and mobilize support for the victims and survivors of human trafficking. This day is not about aesthetics. It’s about recognizing the inherent worth, spirit, and dignity—the true inner beauty—that traffickers attempt to steal. We stand together to honor the resilience of survivors and take meaningful action to end this modern-day slavery.

Who Knew Fact: National pumpkin seed day– do you like roasted pumpkin seeds? Before you carve your Halloween pumpkin, don’t discard its contents! Tucked inside is a nutritional powerhouse celebrated on National Pumpkin Seed Day. Falling on the first Wednesday of October, this food day recognizes the crunchy, savory seed that is packed with protein, magnesium, and healthy fats, making it the perfect guilt-free snack for a crisp autumn day.

Who Knew Fact Check: Is Johnny Appleseed this weekend? YES! Experience Mount Vernon and Ariel-Foundation Park invite the community to celebrate the arrival of fall at the 6th Annual Johnny Appleseed Fall Festival on Sunday, October 11, from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. at the Schnormeier Event Center at Ariel-Foundation Park. Presented by the Peoples Bank of Gambier, this free event will feature live music, food trucks, festive activities, local vendors, and plenty of opportunities to enjoy an autumn afternoon together. WNZR will be at Ariel Foundation Park for the Johnny Appleseed Fall Festival! For more information go to wnzr.fm! Stop by and register to win a special prize!

Who Knew Fact Check: Tomorrow is the last day to participate in WNZR’s Dove Awards Prize Prediction Giveaway? YES! Go to wnzr.fm and click on the Dove Awards banner to give us your predictions for a chance to win our awesome prizes! Scroll to the bottom and give us the artist of the year and song of the year you think will win!

October is Clergy Appreciation Month. WNZR helps you honor your pastor! WNZR is celebrating Clergy Appreciation Month throughout October. This month is a time to honor our local pastors and their commitment to families in our community. Each Friday, 5 local pastors will be honored on The Morning Thing. Our morning show hosts will share their names and churches along with comments from their church family. Each pastor that is mentioned will receive TWO $25.00 gift certificates to local restaurants to enjoy a dinner out with family. Each pastor will ALSO receive a WNZR goodie bag! Tell us why you love your pastor. Fill out the form on wnzr.fm!

Who Am I?

  1. I was born on October 7, 1959, in London, England. 
  1. I began my career working in the music industry, eventually becoming a successful music executive and producer. 
  1. I became widely known as a judge on American Idol, where I was known for giving direct opinions to contestants. 
  1. I created The X Factor and helped develop the Got Talent franchise, including America’s Got Talent and Britain’s Got Talent. 
  1. I have helped launch or support the careers of several successful music acts, including One Direction, Fifth Harmony, and Leona Lewis. 

I am… Simon Cowell! Congratulations to Nicole of Mount Vernon for guessing correctly and taking home a $5 gift card to Watts Restaurant in Utica!

Tune in Tomorrow for Praise Thursday with Daniel and Gabriella!

Thanks so much for listening!

– Gabriella and Joe 🙂

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Good News!!

On this week’s Monday Motivation, we shared motivation tied to what good news really means and how to overcome tiredness. Plus, we played our Family Feud for Mystery Monday! Here’s what we talked about:

Gabriella’s Motivation:

“Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.” – Matthew 11:28. There will be seasons in your life when your body feels drained and your spirit feels distant from God. Days are long. Expectations are high. And even though you’re doing all the right things—reading your Bible, showing up, trying to pray—it still feels hard to stay motivated. If that’s you, you’re not alone. What you need is soul-deep strength—a renewal that only Christ can offer.

God Cares About Your Exhaustion

The world often applauds hustle and grind, but God values rest and trust. Isaiah 40:29 promises, “He gives strength to the weary and increases the power of the weak.” Your tiredness isn’t a sign of failure—it’s a signal to draw closer to the One who restores.

Whether you’re emotionally overwhelmed, spiritually dry, or just plain worn out, know this: Jesus sees you. He doesn’t ask you to push through alone—He invites you to come to Him.

Rest is Not Laziness—It’s Worship

Our culture glorifies constant productivity, but Scripture teaches a different rhythm. After creating the world, God rested—not because He was tired, but to set a holy example (Genesis 2:2-3).

You don’t have to earn the right to rest. As an athlete, it’s okay to pause. In fact, it’s necessary:

  • Rest renews your body for the next challenge.
  • Rest renews your mind, calming the pressure and noise.
  • Rest renews your spirit, giving you time to hear God more clearly.

Psalm 23:2-3 says, “He makes me lie down in green pastures… He refreshes my soul.” Let rest become part of your worship.

Joe’s Motivation:

Good News by Mandisa

What is the ‘good news?’ What is the gospel?  The good tidings of great joy the angels talked about to the shepherds. What are the good tidings? Here are three important parts from Pastor Rick Warren:

1 – The good news that God LOVES us

God is telling us through the arrival of Jesus that He loves us…and that His love is not based on what we do, but who he is.

Romans 8:38-39″And I am convinced that nothing can ever separate us from God’s love. Neither death nor life, neither angels nor demons, neither our fears for today nor our worries about tomorrow—not even the powers of hell can separate us from God’s love. No power in the sky above or in the earth below—indeed, nothing in all creation will ever be able to separate us from the love of God that is revealed in Christ Jesus our Lord.

And I am convinced that nothing can ever separate us from God’s love. Neither death nor life, neither angels nor demons,[b] neither our fears for today nor our worries about tomorrow—not even the powers of hell can separate us from God’s love. 39 No power in the sky above or in the earth below—indeed, nothing in all creation will ever be able to separate us from the love of God that is revealed in Christ Jesus our Lord.

2 – The good news that God is WITH us

God isn’t absent or distant – he’s with us through the Holy Spirit.  We may not feel His presence, but He’s here whether we feel it or not.

Psalm 139: 7-10 “Where can I go from your Spirit? Where can I flee from your presence. If I go up to the heavens, you are there; if I make my bed in the depths, you are there. If I rise on the wings of the dawn, if I settle on the far side of the sea, even there your hand will guide me, your right hand will hold me fast.”

Hebrews 13:5 “Don’t love money; be satisfied with what you have. For God has said, I will never fail you.“

Don’t love money; be satisfied with what you have. For God has said, I will never abandon you.”[a]

God doesn’t like loneliness. You don’t have to face anything by yourself.  You can, but you don’t have to!  You don’t have to be anxious about tomorrow, because Christ’s presence gives us hope.

3 – and also…The good news that God is FOR us

Guilt is what separates us from God.  But the Bible reminds us that God didn’t come to condemn the world, but to save it.

John 3:17 “God sent his Son into the world not to judge the world, but to save the world through him.“

God sent his Son into the world not to judge the world, but to save the world through him.

WNZR’s Dove Awards Prediction Prize Giveaway!! Cast your predictions for the Dove Awards and get registered to win a special Dove Award Nominee Prize Package featuring special gifts from 2026 Dove Award nominees!! Tell us who you think will win “Song of the year” and “Artist of the year” at the 57th annual Dove Awards. Fill out the form below. You’ll see the nominees and a place to click with your votes. Or email your choices to wnzr@mvnu.edu.  Please write “Dove Awards” in the subject. Or mail your choices to WNZR at 800 Martinsburg Road, Mount Vernon, OH 43050 – make sure to write “Dove Awards” on the envelope! Go to wnzr.fm For more information!!

October is Clergy Appreciation Month and WNZR helps you honor your pastor! WNZR is celebrating Clergy Appreciation Month throughout October. This month is a time to honor our local pastors and their commitment to families in our community. Each Friday, 5 local pastors will be honored on The Morning Thing. Our morning show hosts will share their names and churches along with comments from their church family. Each pastor that is mentioned will receive TWO $25.00 gift certificates to local restaurants to enjoy a dinner out with family. Each pastor will ALSO receive a WNZR goodie bag! Tell us why you love your pastor. Fill out the form below! Your Church should be within 25 miles of Mount Vernon. Go to our website wnzr.fm!

Name Something That Goes Around the World.  

1. Plane (45)  

2. Sun (30)  

3. Moon (16)  

4. Satellite (3)  

5. Ship (3) 

Congratulations to Charla of Utica for guessing the top two answers correctly and taking home a $5 gift card to Watts Restaurant in Utica!

Tune in Tomorrow with Brock and Joe for Artist Newsday and Game Time Tuesday

Thanks so much for listening!

– Gabriella and Joe 🙂

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WWJD? He Would Love First.

On this week’s Who Knew Wednesday we talked about fall activities coming soon and played our who am I trivia in the second hour! Go to wnzr.fm for more information. Here’s what we talked about:

National Love People Day- Many participants engage in intentional acts of kindness and giving in the days leading up to and on September 30th (often running from September 25th through September 30th) 1 John 5:2-3: “This is how we know that we love the children of God: by loving God and carrying out his commands. In fact, this is love for God: to keep his commands. And his commands are not burdensome.”

Fall is here! – National Hot Mulled Cider Day: To mull a drink means to heat it, sweeten it, and flavor it with spices. While the term originally applied to heated wine in Britain, it now commonly describes cozy winter and autumn beverages like spiced cider. Join The Church AT Chapel Hill’s Fall Fest! Happening 4-7:30pm October 18th!

Experience Mount Vernon and Ariel-Foundation Park invite the community to celebrate the arrival of fall at the 6th Annual Johnny Appleseed Fall Festival on Sunday, October 11, from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. at the Schnormeier Event Center at Ariel-Foundation Park. Presented by the Peoples Bank of Gambier, this free event will feature live music, food trucks, festive activities, local vendors, and plenty of opportunities to enjoy an autumn afternoon together.

Join us this Thursday, October 1st at 5pm-8pm in MVNU’s Gathering Place for our 40th anniversary! You’ll get to meet WNZR Staff including our current Communication & Media Students, enjoy a Buffet style dinner – hamburgers, hot dogs, mac and cheese, desserts including Round Hill Dairy Ice Cream! You get to visit our special 40th Anniversary Rooms!

Who Am I?

  1. I was born on September 30, 1954, in Santa Monica, California.
  1. I started acting when I was young, getting my first professional television role around age 11.
  1. I am best known for playing Greg Brady, the oldest son on The Brady Bunch, from 1969 to 1974.
  1. I appeared on TV shows like Dragnet and Mission: Impossible before becoming famous on The Brady Bunch.
  1. After The Brady Bunch, I continued acting and singing, especially in musical theater productions such as Pippin, Grease, and The Sound of Music.

I am… Barry Williams! Congratulations to Chris of Gambier for guessing our Who Am I trivia correctly and taking home a $5 gift card to Watts Restaurant in Utica!

Tune in Tomorrow for Praise Thursday with Daniel (plus, our 40th Anniversary!)

Thanks so much for listening!

– Gabriella and Joe 🙂

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