WATCH LIVE : Forsyth Park attack, Falcons win thriller and inside FedEx’s Pooler facility

Watch WJCL 22 Morning News Monday through Friday, 4:30 to 7 a.m.

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

Crash shuts down I-95 in South Carolina Lowcountry

December 12, 2025 7:43 am|

Director convicted of scamming $11 million from Netflix and going on lavish spending spree

December 12, 2025 7:38 am|

Warmer weather to wrap up the week in the LowCountry

December 12, 2025 7:35 am|

Georgia high school football coach arrested for assaulting students

December 12, 2025 7:24 am|

The Dave & Mahoney Morning

Weekdays 6AM - 10AM Dave & Mahoney joined Rock 106.1 back in 2022 but they’ve been together for over a decade. Every weekday morning from 6 am - 10 am, Dave Farra and Jason Mahoney, alongside their…

Holly

Monday through Saturday 10AM - 3PM As the daughter of a disc jockey, it’s fitting that Holly’s earliest memories featured a microphone and AC/DC albums. These days she spends more time listening to Led Zeppelin and the…

The Marshall Show

Monday - Saturday 3PM - 7PM Marshall has been in radio for 20+ years and is celebrating year number 11 in Savannah in 2025! He hosts the afternoon show from 3pm - 7pm, six days a week.…

The Greg Beharrell Show

Weekdays 7PM - 11:59PM The Greg Beharrell Show is unlike any you’ve heard before! (We’re sorry). But you can listen to it every weekday from 7 pm-midnight and who else could spin you musical tales, read a…

Full Metal Jackie

Saturdays 10PM - 11:59PM Rock ‘n’ roll pulses through my veins! My journey in radio kicked off at the iconic WSOU, Seton Hall’s legendary metal station, where my passion for the genre ignited. Despite my East Coast…

WATCH LIVE : Forsyth Park attack, Falcons win thriller and inside FedEx’s Pooler facility

Recommended Posts

Crash shuts down I-95 in South Carolina Lowcountry

Director convicted of scamming $11 million from Netflix and going on lavish spending spree

Warmer weather to wrap up the week in the LowCountry

Georgia high school football coach arrested for assaulting students