Rich Birdsall
I... Folks am a Binghamton native! I have lived here all my life and I love this town and the people in it(except for that one guy...)! If you see me in public with hat or without ALWAYS come and say hello! I want to meet you all!
DJs
John Davison
I started at the Hawk right out of college: August of 1986. I was truly awful! My first show was as shaky as my voice at the time, but I remember getting these wonderful calls from Hawk fans welcoming me to this new station. Then, I graduated to a show I would write, produce and host called "Yesteryear Today." I loved the name, but my boss at the time did not! It went on to become the #1 show on Sunday nights! Hawk fans are THE BEST! I then was given my own evening show where I would share the 6 hour show with some up and comers: Alan Jackson, Faith Hill, Roy Rogers, Garth Brooks ... I wo
Glenn
I was born and raised in Warren Center Pa. My goal in life is to some day to be the Grand Marshal in the Warren Center Field Days parade. I still call that home although I live in Chenago Bridge. I have a wonderful daughter named Tara and she is the joy of my life. I thought about naming her Star but I don't know if she would have wanted to be called Star Pitcher. I also thought Anita would have been cute. Anita (I need a) Pitcher, maybe not. I've been at the Hawk since 1996 and I have been doing mornings since 2000
Traci Taylor
I was born in Bremerton, Washington on February 14th. Trust me; it’s not as cool as you’d think being a Valentine baby! I grew up in Albany and was raised by the most amazing parents, Debbie and Harold. I’m the oldest of SEVEN (crazy, right?!?) kids and am super close to my family. I graduated from high school and college in the same year, but decided maybe I’d like to see what the world of radio and TV was all about, so went to a broadcast college
Jeremy Robinson
Somewhere in the Robinson family archives, there’s video of young Jeremy at a cousin’s birthday party. While all the other children are playing, Jeremy is using a stick as a microphone and interviewing party guests. By 9, Robinson was “hosting” a radio and television version of 'The Jeremy Robinson Show' out of his bedroom using a karaoke machine and his family's video camera. Now, it's not only a passion, it's a career -- and it's not just the listeners that are taking notice -- it's the country stars, too! Kix Brooks says, "Jeremy Robinson is one of the most exciting young talents on the air right now, and he’s as much a fan of country music and our artists as I am