
Taylor Shay
Host at WASH-FM (Rockville, MD)
Weekend Host at WMZQ-FM (Rockville, MD)
Heard weekly on 98.7 WMZQ. Otherwise not that interesting.
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3 weeks ago |
now1051.iheart.com | Taylor Shay |Toby Knapp
After losing his wife to cancer in 2016, Phil Pinti of Ellicott City, Maryland, was left to raise two young children on his own. Life didn’t stop—and neither did he. What helped him move forward? Running. The former Marine found healing in hitting the pavement. By 2019, he was a regular at the Marine Corps Marathon and now embraces ultra marathons as both a physical challenge and an emotional release. His next big test?
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3 weeks ago |
lake1023.iheart.com | Taylor Shay |Toby Knapp
After losing his wife to cancer in 2016, Phil Pinti of Ellicott City, Maryland, was left to raise two young children on his own. Life didn’t stop—and neither did he. What helped him move forward? Running. The former Marine found healing in hitting the pavement. By 2019, he was a regular at the Marine Corps Marathon and now embraces ultra marathons as both a physical challenge and an emotional release. His next big test?
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3 weeks ago |
mix1065.iheart.com | Taylor Shay |Toby Knapp
After losing his wife to cancer in 2016, Phil Pinti of Ellicott City, Maryland, was left to raise two young children on his own. Life didn’t stop—and neither did he. What helped him move forward? Running. The former Marine found healing in hitting the pavement. By 2019, he was a regular at the Marine Corps Marathon and now embraces ultra marathons as both a physical challenge and an emotional release. His next big test?
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1 month ago |
washfm.iheart.com | Taylor Shay
For the past five years, Sue Clark has been ladling out kindness—literally. Known as the “Soup Lady” in her Silver Spring, Maryland community, Clark has made and given away thousands of quarts of soup to neighbors in need. It all started in 2020, at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. Wanting to help those struggling, Clark began cooking batch after batch of homemade soup.
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1 month ago |
washfm.iheart.com | Taylor Shay
Maryland men’s basketball is riding high as a No. 4 seed in the NCAA Tournament, and excitement is spreading fast—especially around the team’s star players. The starting lineup—Derik Queen, Julian Reese, Ja’Kobi Gillespie, Rodney Rice, and Selton Miguel—has earned the nickname “The Crab Five,” a nod to Michigan’s legendary “Fab Five.”The catchy name has sparked a wave of fan enthusiasm, leading to a demand for Crab Five-themed merchandise. That’s where Milan Chaudhary comes in.
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LISS funding provides services to the special needs community. It gets them out of isolation and can provide life saving swim lessons among many community programs. @iamwesmoore just cut this funding. This is not the same Governor I was proud to vote for.

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In 2024 there is not wifi or cell service in pick up line at my child’s school? Do I like read a book? Ew.