Robin Chambers

Windy's Station Manager

Robin has been an integral part of the Windy 103.9 family, helping grow the station's programming, community relationships, sponsorships, and connection with listeners throughout the Northern Neck and Middle Peninsula.

Today, Robin works part time, assisting with all aspects of the Windy family while stepping back from the day-to-day operations to pursue other passions in her life. While her role may have changed, her love for Windy certainly hasn't. She continues to enjoy being part of the people, music, sponsors, volunteers, and community that make Windy such a special local station.

Rockin' Doc

DJ

The Rockin’ Doc Show, heard Sunday afternoons from 5 -6 PM is a presentation of the greatest of ‘50s, ‘60s and ‘70s hits for enjoyment of all ages who appreciate the superb music of those years. Featuring individual artists, male and female, rock groups, instrumental favorites along with softer love songs as well as novelty fun renditions. Early ’50s sounds during transition into the rock era are also featured; bringing back memories for many listeners . I returned to the airwaves after 44 1/2 years of the medical practice of Urology in Petersburg, VA; I developed an initial fascination with radio in high school with a “teenage Viewpoint” program in Doylestown , Pennsylvania where I grew up. I loved listening to great DJs on WIBG in Philadelphia, WABC from New York and WAEB from Allentown PA. These were the days when top 40 music and news AM radio was “king”. At night, distant stations like WKBW in Buffalo NY could be heard. In college, I had a rock show on WJHU, the radio voice of Johns Hopkins, “Bad Al Bigley” was my handle; in Medical School at UVA I had relief from studies with a Sunday show from noon to “ sign off” on daytime #1 rated Top 40 station, WELK in Charlottesville VA as “Mrs. Bigley’s Favorite Son” with all the super hits from the 60’s. My fun with radio broadcasting continued while stationed at US Naval Hospital Guam 1969-1971, with news reporting and a Friday night rock show on KUAM “Where America’s Day begins”. After retirement from medical practice, last year I discovered WWND 103.9 and am now oh so happy to be “Back on the scene with the record machine”!

Caroline Sullivan

Let's Talk Dogs

Caroline retired to the beautiful Northern Neck area in 2021. She's had dogs most of her life and loves learning everything she can about them! When she first went to college, she majored in music education. But, that wasn't meant to be, although she's kept her love of music and began ballroom dancing as her midlife crisis hobby. It took Caroline three days after retirement to decide she needed to do something, so she opened Barkley's Boutique - a shop selling a variety of quality items for dogs and people who love them. Combining her love of dogs, performing and desire to teach, she was excited to begin her new venture on radio, hosting "Let's Talk Dogs!" on WINDY 103.9 FM.

John Dickman “Johnny D”

DJ

John is a new arrival from Sarasota, Florida, now settled in Irvington. For ten years, John was a DJ at a local community radio station in Sarasota. It was hard for him to say goodbye to his show, and he is delighted to find a new home at WWND – WINDY, where he has restarted his broadcast, Blues to Bluegrass. John’s interest in music was sparked in the 1960’s, as he listened to artists like Bob Dylan, Joan Baez, Jefferson Airplane, Janis Joplin, The Lovin’ Spoonful, and the Grateful Dead. He picked up an acoustic guitar in high school and enjoyed playing mainstream music with a couple of local bands. Over the years, he was influenced by a wide range of musicians and was increasingly drawn to old-time blues and down-home bluegrass. He features many of the blue’s greats, such as Muddy Waters, Robert Johnson, Charley Patton, Lightnin’ Hopkins, B.B. King, and Ma Rainey. For later blues sounds, he goes for Joe Bonamassa, Albert Cummings, and the Tedeschi Trucks Band. He also favors a variety of bluegrass styles from Bill Monroe, Greensky Bluegrass, and the Del McCorey Band, to the Steel Drivers, Billy Strings, and a lot of musical genres in between, including a liberal sprinkling of Americana. John believes that music is the language of the soul. Tune in every Wednesday from noon to 2:00 p.m. Everyone’s invited!

DJ TZ

DJ

World-traveled, DJ Tiz , from Brooklyn, NY has blazed the ones and twos for more than 20 years. With a passion for entertaining, DJ Tiz, "The People's Choice" has dropped beats in the background for entertainers and monumental events like Mariah Carey, Chris Brown, Musiq Soulchild, Doug E. Fresh, Run DMC and President Barak Obama's 2008 Inauguration. Creatively ambitious, DJ Tiz continues to expand his success by opening and road managing for DJ Biz Markie and taking us on a musical journey through engagements with Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Incorporated, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated, BMW of Alexandria, Maryland Live Casino and the Washington Redskins and Wizards. The choice is clear, DJ Tiz, "The People's Choice".

Thomas Wilson

DJ

The White Stone Country Hour plays classic country hits and deep cuts not often heard on the radio. We delve into a theme or topic from classic country music and learn a little bit about the music and the people who made it, along the way.
Friday's 4:30

Gene Bruner

DJ

Gene is one of Windy's community hosts who enjoys sitting down with people from around the Northern Neck and Middle Peninsula to talk about their charities, special events, organizations, and passions.

He enjoys helping our neighbors share their stories with the Windy community-and, of course, he loves and plays great music!

Dr. Ann DePaolo Wietsma

BOARD CERTIFIED AUDIOLOGIST

“Every day I can improve the quality of life for an individual. To improve their hearing and see them reconnect with family and friends is awesome. The greatest reward is when they say thank you. This is the passion I live for and why I love what I do.”
Dr. Ann DePaolo Wietsma earned her Au.D. from A.T. Still University-Arizona School of Health Sciences in Mesa, Arizona. She earned a master’s degree in education of the hearing impaired and audiology from Bloomsburg University in Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania. She is also a graduate of West Virginia University in Morgantown West Virginia with a B.S. degree in speech pathology and audiology.
Ann’s career began as a speech pathologist and resource teacher for hearing-impaired students. She worked for fifteen years as a consultant for a major U.S. hearing aid manufacturer. Prior to relocating to the Northern Neck, she owned an audiology private practice in Washington DC.
Ann is a licensed audiologist in Virginia and Maryland. She holds a Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC-A) from the American Speech and Hearing Association. She is a Fellow of the American Academy of Audiology (FAAA) and has earned board certification from the American Board of Audiology. She is a licensed Virginia hearing aid specialist. She is committed to ongoing education and has earned awards for continuing education credits. She is a professional member of the American Tinnitus Association, Academy of Doctors of Audiology and Speech and Hearing Association of Virginia.
When she purchased the Mathews Hearing Aid Center in 2001, her goal was to raise the standard of patient care to include comprehensive audiology and hearing care for children and adults in the area. Her extensive background in hearing counseling and rehabilitative services creates the foundation and tools needed to provide practical solutions for patients. She has a special interest in helping patients with tinnitus learn to live successfully with their condition.
A Pennsylvania native, Ann relocated to the Northern Neck from Silver Spring, Maryland. She now resides in Kilmarnock. In her spare time, she enjoys gardening, cooking and quality family time with family especially her young adult granddaughters, Diane and Megan.

Ace Ministries

Rev. Oestreich

I was born in Illinois. When I got out of the Marine Corps in 1970, I moved to Virginia. I joined the United Secret Service Uniform Division, and retired, in 1990. In 1974, I started a construction business in Stafford County. In 1994, GOD took my life over, and, in 1999, my wife and I moved to White Stone. I felt that GOD wanted me to go into the ministry, but I didn't feel like I was qualified. In 2001, I was in church and the Holy Ghost came to me. In 2002, I was licensed and ordained. I am very humbled by the HOD’s ministry.
I have learned that, if GOD wants me at a place, I will go.

Pastor J. W. Harrington

DJ

Crossroads Radio Show every Sunday at 3:30pm

Pastor J. W. Harrington is the host of At the Crossroads Radio Show and the pastor of Crossroads Church in White Stone, Virginia, where his greatest aim is to exalt Jesus Christ and faithfully proclaim God's Word. Originally from a small town in Texas, J. W. married his high school sweetheart, Callie, and together they have been married for 18 years and are raising their three children-Gage, Judd, and Anna-as they seek to build their home on the truth of Scripture.

J. W. is a 14-year U.S. Navy veteran who served aboard aircraft carriers, directing aircraft operations at sea. In 2017, the Lord placed a clear call on his life to preach and teach His Word, leading him to leave the Navy in 2019 to pursue full-time ministry. In 2021, he planted Crossroads Church, which began in his home in White Stone and continues to grow with a firm commitment to Christ-centered, Scripture-driven ministry.

With a deep love for God's Word, J. W. is devoted to verse-by-verse, expository teaching that helps believers know Christ more clearly, trust Him more deeply, and live in faithful obedience. Outside of ministry, he enjoys fishing with his family and friends as well as playing the guitar. Above all, he desires to see Christ glorified, the church strengthened, and listeners encouraged to live out their faith for the glory of God in everyday life.