Staff

Chris Woodson
President and CEO
chris@wbcuradio.com

Chris Woodson is originally from Fountain Inn SC, where he graduated from Woodmont High School in 1991. Chris then attended Francis Marion University and received his Bachelor’s degree in 1995.  Chris then went on to work as a Health Physicist for the Bureau of Radiological Health with the SC Department of Health and Environmental Control. He married his lovely wife Ashley in September 2001 and moved to Union. While in Union, Chris has been very active in the community; he served on the Union County Arts Council, has been in several Boogaloo Folk Life Production Plays and he is currently a member of The Rotary Club of Union. He also serves on the Healthcare Foundation, and is the current VP of Radio for the SCBA.  Chris was offered the General Manager position at 1460 WBCU in April 2003, and has served in that capacity ever since. According to Chris this is the best job he has ever had.  His involvement in the community and the station is tireless, but he enjoys the work, as you can tell by the smile he keeps on his face. In September 2003, Chris and his wife Ashley welcomed the newest member of their family, Calista, to the world, and she is growing way too fast, Chris says. Chris, Ashley, and Calista share their home with their animals, Basil, Pepper, Tandy, Possum, Scout and Chloe.

Linda Clendenin Comer
Sales Executive
linda@wbcuradio.com

After living in Lyman, Williamston, and Cheraw Linda came back to Union in the mid-'80s and has over 20 years of radio experience. Linda loves working with businesses to develop marketing strategies.  She knows how important advertising is to a business and thrives on spending time  individually with clients in identifying their needs. Her years of experience have given her the knowledge and expertise  to assist clients in developing an advertising plan that can help them brand their business and succeed in the toughest of economic times.

Daniel Prince
Operations Manager, Traffic  & Morning Show Host
daniel@wbcuradio.com

Daniel has been at WBCU since February of 2004.  An Anderson, SC, native, he graduated from Pendleton High School in 1999, and Toccoa Falls College in May of 2003 with a Bachelor of Arts in Radio Broadcasting.  He credits his voice change and love of music to leading him into the radio field.  “Everyone would always tell me I should be on the radio with my voice sounding the way it did when it changed,” he said.  “I always loved music and wanted to be around it, but didn’t think I had the talent to sing for a living, so I figured I should play music for a living, instead.”  While at TFC, he got his start in radio helping cover the 2000 elections in Toccoa with Lamar Ramey.  A couple of years later, he interned at WNEG, leading to a part-time job.  He worked full-time at the Georgia-Carolina Radiocasting home office in Toccoa for a few months after graduation before moving to Union.  He is the host of Union County's Morning Show, filling that role since August 2012.  He tries to keep his listeners entertained and informed from 6-9, 10-12, and 5-5:30, playing a variety of country music, talking about artist news, community events, and giving away some great prizes each day.  In his nearly non-existent spare time, he enjoys reading, music, church activities, and Boogaloo Folk Life Productions plays.  He is a member of First Baptist Church, where he serves as music director.  His wife, Katie Holden Prince, is a 4th-grade teacher at Foster Park Elementary School in Union.  They married on July 14, 2007, and their first child, Katherine Grace Prince, was born February 17, 2010. 

Mike Stevens

News Director, On-air personality

mike@wbcuradio.com

Mike Stevens came full circle when he returned to WBCU on September 1, 2003. Mike actually began his media career 51 years ago as a 15 year old part-time announcer with his hometown radio station. Since that first day behind the mic his career has taken him on a path as wide and varied as one could imagine. Mike is a graduate of Camden Military Academy which he says was the best years of his life. His intentions were to make a military career as a pilot but poor vision nixed that plan. Following graduation he enrolled at what was then Wingate Junior College and later became a student at USC-Union the first year it opened. Later he moved to Washington, DC to enroll in Grantham School of Electronic where he studied to receive an Associate Degree in Electrical Engineering. He still proudly holds his General Class Radio Telephone Operators License, formally known as First Class License, the highest one offered by the Federal Communication Commission. Mike returned to WBCU on several occasions, first in 1969 to become the station's first full-time News Director. It was during that period that he received an award from the South Carolina American Legion for Meritorious Service for assisting Deputy Sheriff James Lane in pulling an unconscious man from a burning house. In the Late 1970s, Mike was asked to return to WBCU by then station owner Ed Osborne to become Operations Manager following five years with the SC Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism where he worked as a Public Information Specialist and for one and a half of those years as Public Relations Director at Charles Towne Landing in Charleston. SC. He once again left WBCU to accept a position of General Manager of WAPT AM-FM in Marion, SC. Following that tenure, Mike opted to go into business for himself and returned to Union to found the Union County Shopper which evolved into Stevens Publishing Company, a commercial printing firm. He sold that business and later acquired the Whitmire News which he successfully operated for about five years. As a result of some health issues, he sold the newspaper to Hometown News and shortly after was asked to return once again to WBCU as the morning announcer. He left his post as morning announcer in August 2012 to pursue a calling to run for mayor.  Though his bid was unsuccessful, he learned a lot through the process, and returns to WBCU, serving as News Director.  Over the years Mike has accumulated a number of awards for his service to his communities, including the coveted Distinguished Service Award.
He is married to Joan Caldwell Stevens and between them there are three married children; Susan, Ashley and Andi. Mike and Joan delight in their four grandchildren; Brody, Cade, Darby and Xander.
Mike has published one novel, Satan’s Sanctuary, a work of Christian fiction available on-line at Barnes and Noble and other booksellers. He currently has two other books in the works, one fiction and the second a non-fiction.
Mike is available for speaking engagements.

Bo Rabb
Sports Director
borabb@wbcuradio.com

Bo Rabb is the voice of Union County High School athletics.  In 2008 and 2009, he was honored as the South Carolina Broadcasters' Association Sportscaster of the Year in all markets. 

Tyler Shugart
Saturday morning announcer

tyler@wbcuradio.com

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Last modified: 04/22/2014