Hey I’m Tracy Tailor and I help to make your workday a little bit more manageable by playing the Greatest Hits of the 60’s and 70’s from 9am to 2pm on 103.1 WOGB.
I was born in Bremerton, Washington on February 14th. Trust me. It’s not as cool as you’d think to be a Valentine baby. I grew up in Albany, NY and was raised by the most amazing parents, Debbie and Harold. My parents always encouraged the 7 of us kids (yeah- I have 6 younger siblings!) to be creative through participation in the arts. I graduated from high school and college the same year. I was one of those “smart” kids who was bored by school so needed to add a whole lot to my educational plate to keep out of trouble. Although I had a college degree, I decided I wanted to be a TV camera person and went to school for that, but while filming a commercial for a local radio station I hit it off with the boss of the radio station who invited me to try out for the nighttime show. I did and the rest is history. I’ve been hooked on radio for over 15 years.
My biggest turn-off is people who name drop. I also can’t stand egotistical, malignant narcissists who are incapable of having intelligent conversation. And airheads. Not the candy. Those are awesome. I’m talking about the people.
I love cooking (I’m a pesto-aholic. I put pesto on anything and everything), music (you name it from oldies to hip hop), dancing (horribly!), laughing, photography, chatting with friends over coffee, interior decorating and reading. I’ve got a library of over 1,000 books and continue to add to it. Yeah, I’m that crazy book lady. I’m really not much of a TV watcher. When I do have time I usually watch mindless shows that don’t require me to think like Real Housewives or pretty much anything on HGTV.
My family is my world. We’re super close knit. My whole family lives in upstate New York, so you can guess where most of my vacations are spent. When I’m not vacationing in New York, I’m in Vermont. Vermont is hands down my favorite place on the planet and where my closest friends in the entire world live.
Thanks so much for spending your workday with me. Hope the music keeps you chair dancing and helps to melt away the stress!
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