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Matt Deal
I was born in Welch, WV in 1985 and I’ve been running my mouth ever since. I’ve been in radio for over 8 years now and my favorite part is having a professional reason to talk in ridiculous voices. I am a proud Dad to my daughter Sophie and I’ve been a musician, writing and performing original music for about a decade and a half. I love weird people and loud music. Cheese is an entire food group in my eyes. Pineapple on pizza is a scourge, as are olives anywhere at any time.
Other Important Facts (Mostly About Food):
- I don’t eat raw fruit.
- However, I LOVE fruit candy (Starburst, Skittles, Mike and Ikes, YES)
- I’ve never seen Rocky and I just don’t care.
- Hot sauce is very important to me and I love to try new ones.
- I love to follow/talk politics. You can hear that over on our sister station WHIS.
- My all-time favorite food is lasagna (my Grandma’s recipe)
- I love to cook and I’m slightly awesome at it.
- I make the world’s best sandwiches.
Podcast
On this episode, a train on the track left folks in Kimball, WV stuck for hours, and according to a listener, the reason might
On this episode, officials with WVU Medicine & Princeton Community Hospital have announced their Bluefield ER will be moving to a new location, that’s
On this episode, Bluefield, WV officials have announced the Ridge Runner train should be up and running for this summer. Then, controversy has engulfed
On this episode, I dive into more details about what the I.D.D. (Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities) Waiver program looks like, how many people it
On this episode, a crowd of folks showed up at the capital to voice their concerns regarding budget cuts to the I.D.D. (Intellectual or
On this episode, I spoke with Tim Smith (House Manager – The Granada Theater) about the recent run of East River Opry shows, this
On this episode, I spoke with Tim Smith (House Manager – The Granada Theater) about the Hope Words Writer’s Conference, the East River Opry