Program Director: Timothy Sarazen
Email: timothy@wngrradio.com
Hometown: Columbia S.C
What did you want to be when you grew up?: I was a mechanic at “Mr. Mufflers”
Where did you attend college and what did you study?: North Greenville University, Broadcast media
How and why did you get interested in journalism?: I thought it would be more fun than those poor biology majors who do real school all day. 
What was your first job?: A little League baseball umpire
What is your the memorable story you’ve ever covered?: When I interviewed some area locals
Funniest moment on the job?: I don’t have one
Hobbies?: I play in a band called the Lilies and Sparrows, I also like spelunking.
Favorite book? TV show? Movie?: “The Irresistible Revolution” by Shane Claibourne, The office, NA
What you like best about living in Tigerville SC?: The mountains and state parks close by
What does “A Different Kind of College Radio” mean to you?: It means that we don’t fall under the category of mediocrity
Who inspires you? How and why?: Jesus is who I model my life after, Often times this means I’m not comfortable.
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this looks GREAT!!!!!
Thanks Jenny! If you have any other feedback please leave it by clicking on the feedback tab on the side of the page.
Oh, and great show.
“I Hate Christmas Parties” and “I Celebrate the Day” both by Relient K.
Bryan Duncan’s version of Angels we have heard on high.
The Ravoenettes – “The Christmas Song”
Looking forward to the next semester of this show…if it is to be…
It’s between either “O Come…” or “Carol…”. I love that dark, classical sound.
We just got done with the first show of the semester. It’s weekly from 1-2 on Wednesdays. Thanks Will!
Glad to be aboard guys, look forward to FAIR being on next week’s show… but shhhhh….. you didn’t hear that from me.
~Paul Gibson