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Katy Ganaway

Katy Ganaway

Host of All Things Considered / Morning Edition & Arts Underground

At WLRH, Katy Ganaway wears many hats- mainly hosting All Things Considered, Morning Edition every Friday, and a WLRH original, Arts Underground. On the WLRH airwaves, you may have heard her community conversations and feature stories, focusing on the human experience. These pieces usually explore topics like art, health, history, education or something whimsical, or... "out there."

Her goal is to give a major platform to the voices of the members of our community who are doing wonderful things and giving back. That may be inviting local historians to share a new, golden nugget of north Alabama history, or spotlighting the incredibly talented folks in Huntsville's local comedy and music scenes.

A little background... Katy graduated in 2014 from Troy University, earning her Bachelor's in Journalism and a minor in Public Relations. She previously worked for Troy Public Radio, the university's public radio station, where she began to hone her craft and ate plenty of breakfast burritos hosting Weekend Edition and Weekend All Things Considered. Prior to that, she worked in commercial radio, and prior to *that,* she graduated from Bob Jones High School!

  • In this episode, we get our weekly review of north Alabama's top stories and the latest news from the state Capitol. We'll also meet comedian Amy Mahoney and cast members from Theatre Huntsville's 'Little Shop of Horrors'. Our featured artist is Lana White.
  • In this episode (#012), we’ll review north Alabama’s top stories, hear the latest from the Alabama Statehouse, visit Ridgecrest Elementary for a history lesson with the Microwave Dave Music Education Foundation and hear a track from Sunroom Revival.
  • This is The Update on 89.3 WLRH with Bob Nance. Tune in Fridays at 5pm for a half hour to inform and inspire you, and get you ready for the weekend.
  • This episode of Arts Underground remembers Huntsville's Tip Top Cafe through the stories of local musicians and community members.
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