What’s now 1460 WVOX began in 1950 as WGRN, under the “New Rochelle Broadcasting Service Inc.” After changing owners and call letters in the 1950s, from WNRC to WWES, it adopted WVOX on Feb 26, 1959.
William O’Shaughnessy, who had been general manager of WVOX since 1965, acquired the station in 1968, building it into what it is today, Westchester’s Soap Box, the last great community station in the nation.
Staff
William O’Shaughnessy President of Whitney Media, Editorial Director
Office Staff
A radio station is more than signal it puts out. The folks not always on the air are just as critical to the operations.
- David O’Shaughnessy, President of WVOX
- Don Stevens, Programming Director
- Kevin Elliott
- Judy Fremont
- Cindy Gallagher
- Maggie Cervantes
- Jack Carducci
- Gregg Pavelle
Board Operators
Ever wonder who’s responsible for how every show at WVOX sounds so professional? That’s thanks our Board Operators. These folks run the equipment “behind the glass” to make sure you can hear the hosts, and answers the on-air phones so that we can hear you!
- Richard Littlejohn
- Jerryl Bell
- Debbie Schechter
- Nick Sarames
- Rondane Hollar
- Chuck Donegan
- Jack Carducci
- Luis Lopez
- Vinny Macias
- Moriah Raysor
Facilities
