Heartfelt greetings to all in the growing Moby in the Morning radio family:

It’s been embarrassingly too long since I’ve written to you folks, and it would easy to discount it by trying to explain how busy I’ve been.

That’s no excuse for not letting those that stand behind me in this (as one group owner called it) “monumental effort” know how much I love you & how grateful I am for your support.

It’s exciting to see this new show, this new business, this new mission & passion, grow…and grow more rapidly as time goes on.

Those of you within range of the Biggest Small Town in America already know that we recently spent two days broadcasting from the NAB (National Association of Broadcasters) in Las Vegas.

Being there let many in American radio, both small & large market, know we’re alive, and living for the backbone of America, this nation’s small towns.

My wife, the lovely & very sweet Mary Beth, was on the air with me for those two days, and that was actually a lot of fun. She’s so supportive in this pioneering endeavor. I’m an extremely lucky man to have such a wonderful gift from God, and that’s what she is to your old pal, Mr. Moby.

In May, we’ll be broadcasting live from “Pickin’ in the Park” up near Blue Ridge in the north Georgia mountains at the invitation of our three affiliates of the Wolf Creek Broadcasting Network.

Then in late June, we’ll do the show from Washington D.C. inside the capitol. That afternoon, I’ve been asked to MC a concert for the U.S. House of Representatives by the V.A. National Medical Musical Group.

In July, I’m going to Dublin, Ga. at the invitation of our central Georgia affiliate, Country 105, for the Redneck Games. We’ll broadcast a show from there, and I think I’ll even get to MC some of the events.

Obviously, there’ll be photos of all these events on this web site immediately after them. What would I do without out the assistance of our resident foreigner, our Scottish web master Eds, and his wonderful “web magic”.

I’m so excited to be getting out there, to be part of these events, and to be near such wonderful people again. I feel like it’s where God wants me to be.

If you’re reading this, and you’re not within range of a station carrying our “Biggest Small Town” program, I want you to know that we have a sales staff whose sole purpose is to gather new affiliates. They understand it’s important to get us back in your ears as quickly as possible.

There are small town country music radio stations from coast to coast in this great nation, and that’s where I’ll spend the rest of my radio career.

I’ve been to the top of big city radio. I had a wonderful time there, but that part’s over now.

I want to raise my daughter, love my family (both personal & the radio family) and finish my career on Crabapple Road, from our humble studio of “The Biggest Small Town in America”

Yeah baby,