After over 30 years on 99.1 The Whale, I am still having fun! I've been fortunate enough to live and work in a great community and am honored to have met so many awesome people in the Southern Tier of New York and Northeastern Pennsylvania. At The Whale, I Classic Rock from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. weekdays, and from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. every Saturday. My 'title" is “Brand Manager”, meaning I’m responsible for pretty much anything and everything to do with the programming end of 99.1 The Whale. I am also the Brand Manager for one of our sister radio station - 98.1 The Hawk. Thanks for listening to Binghamton’s Classic Rock – 99.1 The Whale!
Don Morgan
Our Food-A-Bago Food Drive Is One Week Away
Wow, it's that time of the year again. Time for our annual Food-A-Bago food drive.
Where Did You Go Charlie Brown?
These specials take me back to my childhood, and I looked forward to watching them every year with my siblings
Songs with Area Town Names In The Lyrics
A thought came to mind the other day. Yes, I do have thoughts from time to time.
Five Things That Annoy Southern Tier Drivers
Maybe I should be more specific with that title. Five things that annoys Don Morgan.
The Nine Best Fall Comfort Foods [GALLERY]
I got to thinking about my favorite warm and hot foods that taste so much better during the colder months of the year.
Where Do We Get Our Movie Fix Now?
One of the major cinemas is temporarily closing all their theatres beginning Thursday.
Can You Guess What These Southern Tier Locations Are?
Can you guess that these Southern Tier places are?
‘Rocky Horror Picture Show’ Coming To Binghamton For Good Cause
I remember the first time I saw the Rocky Horror Picture Show. The year was 1975 and I was in my second year of college, or was it my third? I forget. So long ago.
How Do Gas Taxes Fare In New York Versus The Rest Of The Country
The good news is, gas prices are much lower that we've seen in several years.
The Nine Tallest Buildings In Binghamton [Gallery]
In my opinion, the definition of a 'city' depends on whether it has tall buildings in the downtown area. Yeah, I know that's a strange thought process.