Daniel made his way to WYNR by way of WMXA in Auburn, AL. While there, Daniel was awarded "Best Radio Personlity" twice in a row: 2008, 2009. Daniel also collected an Associated Press award for his work at Auburn University's "Eagle Eye News" television station. One video which highlighted the vehement support of Crimson Tide fans (Auburn's archrival) for Alabama football remains one of the most popular viral vidoes among fans of college football in the state of Alabama.

Daniel served as an intern for MTV's "Boiling Points"

Daniel has lent his support and efforts to such causes as the Humane Society, The United Way and the Red Cross. He is a graduate of Auburn University.

Tige Served as the host of "The Tige Rodgers Morning Show" on WMXA in Auburn, AL. For this, he was awarded "Best Small Market Morning Show" in Alabama by the Alabama Broadcaster's Association in 2010.

Tige served as an intern for David Letterman on CBS's "Late Show with David Letterman" where he worked in the music room and mailroom. He also appeared on the show in several bits including the "CBS Mailbag."

Tige has been highly involved in the community, serving on numerous local charity and government boards. He is a graduate of Auburn University and holds a Commercial Pilot's License.

Born and bred in Beautiful Brunswick, GA, Scott Ryfun has been entertaining the Golden Isles for the last 40 years...but only the last 17 on the radio. Scott's showbiz career began in second grade when he began to enter talent contests doing word-for-word recreations of Bill Cosby routines from his parents' records (these vinyl things they used to have back in the day). Being named Most Humorous in his graduating class at Brunswick High did nothing to dissuade him from pursuing his goal of entertaining people, and he went off to college to continue chasing the dream. After spending four and a half years at Florida State University and hosting a call-in TV show (suitable only for cable. Picture Girls Gone Wild...without the girls), Scott returned home and began his radio career at the oldest, most historic radio station in Brunswick, WMOG. Scott guided the morning show on WMOG, a tiny 600-watt AM station, to the #1 spot in the ratings, against a couple of 100,000-watt FMs and a couple of 50,000-watt FMs. Then it was on to his next challenge. While staying with the same radio group continuously for his entire radio career, Scott has taken a crack at nearly every show on every station in the six-station Qantum of Brunswick cluster. His prolific body of work has recently earned him the distinction of being The Most-Listened-to Man in South Georgia Radio.