People

Angier Johnson "The Gospel Messenger" has hosted inspirational programming on Sunday mornings since March 1995.  Her blend of contemporary, traditional, and vintage recordings makes WVAS a favorite among those who prefer gospel music.  The...

Candy is a graduate from the Newcomb College of Tulane University in New Orleans.  Her professional career  in broadcasting, private enterprise, grants administration, and government spans over four decades.  Candy's extensive government...

Eugenia was born in Chicago, Illinois and is graduate of Huntingdon College with a BS in Business Management, she has worked with WVAS for a number of years.  She has served as a student coordinator, where she helped train students while on the...

Gene has over 30 years of extensive photography, film making, and cinematography experience.  He began his career in Wichita, KS for the Kansas State Network as a News/Production Photographer.  Gene was the first black man in the state to...

Jackie coordinates WVAS' outreach activities, which includes its' involvement in community events, the broadcast of public service announcements, and the recruitment of underwriting for programs. Jackie's experience in broadcast journalism,...

Jay, DJ Artifakt, has been involved in radio broadcasting since he was in high school working as an on-air host,  producer, and promotions assistant.  Jay join the staff at WVAS, in 2005, to host the Sunday afternoon show titled Swing Town.  He...

News reporter Karen Brown is a native Montgomerian and 1994 Alabama State University graduate. This is her second stint at WVAS, having worked at the station from 1995 to 1999 as a part-time reporter and producer of the morning talk show “Open...

Kevin is a native of Brooklyn, N.Y., and a 1980 graduate of Alabama State University.  He is also a full-time employee of the federal government.  While government service is his daytime vocation, jazz music is his day-into-night passion.  In...

Kevin is from Fitzpatrick, Alabama.  After graduating from Bullock County High he attended Auburn University majoring in theatre.  He later transferred to Alabama State University and added communications, particularly radio/TV, as his minor. ...

In 1984, Marcus moved to Montgomery and has been a fixture on the airwaves every since.  He was the  News Director for the top Country and Adult Contemporary stations in the area for almost a decade.  Before that he served in various roles in...