Meet the voices of True Country.

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.

Les Lane was born in Atlanta and raised in Chamblee. Les got his first job in radio at a small station in Lawrenceville, Georgia. Was hired on a Wednesday and was on the air the following Saturday morning and was scared to death. Since then, Les has made stops in radio at Lake 102.3, WPLO, Kicks 101.5, Eagle 106.7 and ended up at Real Country Q92.3 in 1995. Les is a member the Country Music Association and has had the honor to M-C many country concerts with a variety country artist. In his spare time Les likes to cheer on the Atlanta Braves, Atlanta Falcons and is a huge fan of the Georgia Bulldogs (Go Dawgs). Since 1996 Les has called Loganville, Georgia home.

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.

Darrell Huckaby is a self-proclaimed Linthead from Porterdale, Georgia and a Double Graduate of the University of Georgia, hallowed be thy name. A retired educator with 40 years classroom experience, Huck is a prolific writer and the syndicated newspaper column he has written for 30 years is now available by subscription on Substack--delivered directly to your inbox every Wednesday and Sunday. He is the owner of Huck's Tours and over the past 15 years has taken thousands of his guests on trips to all seven continents, all fifty states and more than 75 countries. He and his lovely wife, Lisa, have been married for 44 years and are happy to call Oconee County home. They have three children and four grandsons and still enjoy all things dealing with UGA athletics.

After a successful 30-year career as a business leader, entrepreneur, advisory consultant, and speaker, Bob retired to Madison, GA and started the Madison Trolley Company. Bob has been active in the community and his church throughout his life, with a special focus and interest in working with children and young people. When not sharing Madison’s history with people aboard one of his trolleys, he uses his experience and expertise as a mentor working with the Morgan County Charter Schools work-based learning programs, and The Wheelhouse, a non-profit organization dedicated to helping entrepreneurs and small businesses succeed. Bob worked his way through college in the fire and medical emergency services, and 30 years later, his involvement in his community includes a return to active duty as a volunteer firefighter for the City of Madison. In addition to his speaking business, Bob has done play-by-play broadcasts for both hockey and football and frequently serves as an announcer and Master of Ceremonies.

Bob lives in Madison with his wife of almost 30 years, Kristin, and is the proud father of a daughter, Kate, and son, Grant.

Doug and Judy Hollandsworth are the husband-and-wife team behind Sweet Tea Travels, heard Fridays from 12–1 p.m. on Real Talk, True Country, WMOQ 92.3 FM. Together, they invite listeners to discover destinations worth the drive, the flight—or sometimes simply a weekend away.

Doug brings decades of experience in golf, travel, and broadcasting to the microphone. He is the founder of The Georgia Golf Trail and CEO of Georgia Golf & Travel, combining his passion for golf with a lifelong love of exploring new places. A veteran radio host, Doug spent more than eight years hosting a golf radio program on 680 The Fan.

Judy brings a background in education, leadership, and communication, along with a natural gift for connecting with people and telling a great story. An experienced public speaker, she brings curiosity, thoughtful research, and a traveler’s perspective to each conversation.

Together, Doug and Judy make Sweet Tea Travels a conversation about more than where to go. From small-town Main Streets and scenic road trips to bucket-list resorts, historic destinations, great food, golf getaways, and journeys around the world, they share ideas and inspiration to help listeners start planning their next adventure.

Because there’s always somewhere new to discover—and life’s sweeter on the road.

A native of Madison, Ga., Jeff Hood has more than two decades of experience working in the media.

His first job came at the age of 15, when he was a sophomore at Morgan County High School. He was hired to work at WYTH AM 1250 radio in Madison. Jeff was a disc jockey there off-and-on for seven years, including summers and holidays while he pursued his undergraduate degree from Augusta (Ga.) State University where he majored in Accounting and Finance.

The current Chief Financial Officer for a company based in Oconee County which owns and manages 14 restaurants, he's had a lifetime passion to work in the media.

In the early 2000s, he served as a staff writer for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. He traveled extensively throughout the country as one of two NASCAR beat writers for the newspaper.

During the same period, he hosted a show on WMOQ billed as Monday Night Race Talk. He welcomed guests from the world of NASCAR, as well as local and aspiring young drivers in Georgia, to the 92.3 FM radio airwaves.

For the past five years, Hood has covered activities during the Georgia General Assembly for the Oconee Enterprise weekly newspaper in Watkinsville.

Hood and Jon Wilson have joined forces during the past four years to cover high school football each Friday night on WMOQ. The duo will return to the microphone this season as high school football action shifts to WKUN each Friday evening.

Jeff and his wife, Lee, reside in Oconee County.