Cindy Miller

Cindy Miller

I am originally from Michigan, born in Detroit, but I’ve been here in ENC for about 16 years now. I love radio, love music, and love being involved in things happening in the community. If I can make you laugh by saying something silly, make your day better by playing your song, or just be there to chat when you need me, then I am a happy camper. I can’t imagine doing anything other than radio, and frankly, I’m not qualified to do anything AT ALL, so this is the perfect gig for me.

I’m on the air Monday through Friday, 10am-2pm. Got the Workforce Block at 10 – a big looooong block of uninterrupted tunes (this is when I troll Facebook!); the all Request Classic Pigout at noon, which is when you get to shout out what you wanna hear at 252-633-1065 or 866-484-1065, and then Live 1 at 1. Thursday is my favorite day though – that’s when the Theme Park takes over the Pigout, and all the songs have to follow the theme. Could be one word band names, guitar greats, songs with day and/or night in the title……I make YOU do the work, and you sure do keep me hopping, with suggestions coming at me from every direction.

About me:

I hit the jackpot in the dude lottery and got married in 2015. Maybe you’ve met my husband when we’ve been out at a station event – I call him my “handler”….lol. He has infinite patience with my chattering and three second attention span.

I love sports and regularly lose my voice hollering at the TV, which cracks my husband up. I cried when Peyton Manning retired. I cried when Steve Yzerman left the Red Wings. I cry when the Patriots win anything, because, well, I just don’t like the Patriots. I think Tony Dungy is an incredible human being – you should read his books.

We have a rescue pup named Poe. She is a black and white mixed breed ball of energy – pit bull, lab, terrier, boxer. After we lost our mastiff, Loki, we decided to downsize, so we went from 170lbs to about 45lbs for Miss Poe. She’s only a little bit spoiled. Okay, she’s really spoiled. Oy, you got me….she runs our household.

I am addicted to Jeopardy.

I am a foodie. I would eat myself into a coma if nobody stopped me. My husband and I have a passion for Italian cooking, and we spend the occasional evening drinking wine, making pasta and whipping up chicken saltimbocca or some other delicious dish.

Travel is my favorite hobby, if that can be called a hobby. I want to go EVERYWHERE and have been fortunate enough to visit London, Paris, Florence, Rome, Venice, Mexico, the Bahamas, Canada and many of the states in the US.

I love animals and would have a farm if I could.

I kissed the Stanley Cup.

I adore the beach. The sound of the ocean is my lullaby.

I love the smell of horse manure.

I always have my nose in a book. Favorite authors: Leon Uris (tops the list), Richard Adams, Lee Child, Chuck Klosterman, Robert Ludlum, Sue Grafton……I could go on all day!

Today’s Good News 10-4-24

Today’s Good News 10-4-24

Augusta National Golf Club  here the Masters is held, is donating a big chunk of money to help with hurricane relief.  They partnered with a charity for a joint $5 million donation to help victims around Augusta, Georgia.  They also made a separate donation to the Red Cross………… A “food pharmacy” for seniors just opened…

Today’s Good News 10-3-24

Today’s Good News 10-3-24

The Nebraska Diaper Bank is in the news after handing out its eight millionth diaper the other day.  They’ve been helping new parents for a decade.  The charity launched in 2014, but they’ve really ramped things up recently.  Most of those eight million diapers have been handed out in the past three years…………. A hospice…

Today’s Good News 10-2-24

Today’s Good News 10-2-24

A video of a candy shop owner in Calgary is making the rounds after a social media do-gooder popped in for a treat.  He wanted to buy something for $4 but claimed he only had $3.50.  She said that was enough, but after he paid, he pulled out his wallet and tried to hand her…

Today’s Good News 10-1-24

Today’s Good News 10-1-24

Sam Perkins’ parents are in their 70s and live just outside of Asheville. After Helene, he hadn’t heard from them for 48 hours, so he filled a backpack with supplies and started the 11 mile, 3.5-hour trek to get to them. He said “I can’t tell you how many landslides and collapsed roads and trees…

Today’s Good News 9-30-24

Today’s Good News 9-30-24

Vets at Virginia Tech saved a three-month-old donkey named Harper that ate a towel. Pieces of it were blocking her digestive tract, but they did emergency surgery, and she’s back home on the farm….. Atrium Health owns a bunch of hospitals in North Carolina and Georgia, and recently announced they’re forgiving more than 11,000 people’s…

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