
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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2 weeks ago |
washfm.iheart.com | Taylor Shay
Montgomery County’s Housing Opportunities Commission has been making a real difference in the lives of dads and their families through its Fatherhood Initiative Program. Since it started in 2016, this program has helped over 1,300 fathers gain valuable skills and support to be more involved and present in their children’s lives. The program offers parenting classes, job training, education support, and resources to build stronger relationships and find stable employment.
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1 month ago |
washfm.iheart.com | Taylor Shay
Chef Anthony Thomas isn’t tied to any one kitchen—he’s turning sidewalks, Metro stations, and busy D.C. corners into his own cooking stage. Whether it’s grilled oysters near Benning Road or shrimp in Prince George’s County, he shows up with a folding table, fresh ingredients, and a camera crew, ready to cook. With nearly 150,000 Instagram followers, his videos have become must-watch content.
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1 month ago |
washfm.iheart.com | Taylor Shay
If you walked into the MedStar Capitals Iceplex on a Sunday morning, you might not notice anything unusual at first. Players glide effortlessly across the rink, passing, shooting, and laughing like any other hockey team. But look a little closer, and you’ll see something remarkable. The Washington Blind Hockey Club was founded nine years ago to give athletes with little or no sight a chance to compete — and it’s made a life-changing difference for its members.
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1 month ago |
washfm.iheart.com | Taylor Shay
In most schools, getting “written up” means trouble. But at Kilmer Middle School in Fairfax County, it’s a reason to cheer. Since August, hundreds of students like 8th grader Amanda Choate have been recognized with positive referrals—official write-ups that celebrate kindness, leadership, and community spirit. Amanda’s moment came during English class when her teacher interrupted to recognize her for encouraging classmates to speak up during a discussion about The Giver.
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1 month ago |
washfm.iheart.com | Taylor Shay
As the Washington Capitals gear up for the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs and celebrate their 50th Anniversary Season, a group of talented third- through fifth-grade students from Brooke Grove Elementary School in Montgomery County, Maryland, are getting fans hyped in a special way. These young Caps fans are the stars of a brand-new music video, created in collaboration with musician Paulie Z and the David Z Foundation.
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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.