Billy grew up in Atlanta, Georgia and discovered a love of radio at an early age. For 20 years, he has been the Sports Reporter and Sports Director for Real Country Q92.3. Billy hosted his own weekly radio interview program “Billy Brew Radio” on WWWE 1100-AM in Atlanta and also co-hosted “The Opening Act” with Rich Sullivan on WTZA and Fistful of Radio. Billy is excited about this new chapter in his career with Real Country Q92.3 and hopes to make your mornings fun, informative and entertaining!

Tim Bryant hosts Georgia's Morning News weekdays from 6am-10am. Previous stops on the dial include Augusta and Tallahassee. Tim has reported for ABC, CBS, and the Associated Press, and has provided guest commentary and analysis on stations across the US, the U.K., and New Zealand.

Marc is a Christian, a lifelong conservative, and a proud Georgian. He and his wife Liliana live in Monroe, Georgia, and have two grown sons. A successful local entrepreneur, Marc owns Town Values Magazine and has served his community as a licensed real estate agent since 2003. Passionate about spotlighting outstanding local leaders and businesses, Marc is excited to spend time on air highlighting the people and places that make this community special. When he’s not working, you’ll find Marc supporting the local GOP—where he previously served as Chairman—out fishing with his dog Max, or enjoying a tennis match with friends.

Charly is a born and raised Georgia girl who will monogram anything and always has an iced coffee. She lives for her two little girls, Parker and Kennedy, husband and crazy labradoodle pup, Smoltzie. She’s a professional room mom, PTO board member, team mom/assistant cheer coach and, oh yea, a radio host! She’s worked at radio stations in Atlanta, Athens and Jacksonville and hosted shows on WSB-TV but is happy to be in her own backyard now.

Technical Director & Radio Programmer who brings decades of IT expertise and a deep love for Southern gospel and community radio. Paul joined WMOQ in 2003 after retiring from a distinguished career in information technology. His journey spans from the shipyards of Maine to the missile labs of Massachusetts, and ultimately to the heart of Walton County, Georgia.