Switch Is Flipped as WMVY Moves to New Studios
And in the end, The love you take, Is equal to the love you make.
And in the end, The love you take, Is equal to the love you make.
Crowded old studio for intervie with Diane Ray.
Crowded old studio for intervie with Diane Ray.
Laurel Redington met her husband, Ray Whitaker, while working together.
Laurel Redington met her husband, Ray Whitaker, while working together.
Deejays Shawn Taylor and Alison Hammond.
Deejays Shawn Taylor and Alison Hammond.
Saturday evening deejay and superior court clerk George Davis thanked listeners.
Saturday evening deejay and superior court clerk George Davis thanked listeners.
Emotional final day at old location was bittersweet.
Emotional final day at old location was bittersweet.
The new location at 489 State Road in West Tisbury.
The new location at 489 State Road in West Tisbury.
Mariana Cibulasova, Rachel Simon, PJ Finn and Jess Phaneuf on day one in the West Tisbury deejay booth.
Mariana Cibulasova, Rachel Simon, PJ Finn and Jess Phaneuf on day one in the West Tisbury deejay booth.
Deejay Jess Phaneuf live streamed the changeover to fans around the world.
Deejay Jess Phaneuf live streamed the changeover to fans around the world.
Still has that new radio station smell.
Still has that new radio station smell.
Engineer Rachel Simon wrangles the cables.
Engineer Rachel Simon wrangles the cables.
New, three-story building at 489 State Road has five recording studios.
New, three-story building at 489 State Road has five recording studios.
The final song played from 121 Carroll’s Way, the station’s home since it began in 1983, was The End by the Beatles. And then the switch was flipped and The Beatles sang Hello, Goodbye from the new location at 489 State Road in West Tisbury, signalling that a new chapter had begun.