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Bob Mathers, Station Manager and Program Director

Bob Mathers has been in radio since 1977. He was born and raised in Baltimore. He’s worked at stations including WQSR, WPOC, and WRBS-FM and WITH and WAMD-AM. Mathers comes to WTTR from KOMO-AM in Seattle, where he was an anchor at the 50,000 watt news station. Bob’s hobbies include walking, travel, and sports. He loves baseball’s Orioles and Mariners and football’s Ravens and Seahawks. When those teams play, he usually roots for the Baltimore side.

Email Bob at bob@wttr.com.

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Mark Woodworth, News Director

Mark's origins in broadcasting go back 40 years to college radio in California. After stints in Massachusetts and Virginia, Mark became well-known to Baltimore area listeners as a rock DJ on the FM dial in the 70s and 80s. With a short stop in Pennsylvania, he came to WTTR "just for fun!" for some weekend music programs. That was almost 18 years ago. Mark started news reporting and working on community affairs shows in 1993 and has since won 30 awards as a radio journalist.

Email Mark at news@wttr.com.

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Tom Burnett, Traffic Director

Tom Burnett, currently WTTR's Traffic Director and overnight News Reporter, joined our family in the mid-1970s as the Sunday afternoon music host. Since that time Tom has done almost every job in the station at one time or another. His history in radio and television began in the fall of 1959 as part of the college experience at the University of Massachusetts. His time in New England is why Tom is one of the few people at the station who really celebrated the 2004  and 2007 World Series. Tom and his wife, Irene, are the parents of five married children. Their family has increased to include 12 grandchildren. Most evenings during the season, Tom can be found calling balls and strikes at any one of many local rec council baseball games.

Email Tom at tom@wttr.com.

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John Pepsin, Account Executive, Sunday Show Host

John began his career as an account executive at WTTR in 2000, but has been on the air since 1985 as the host of "Communique," a Contemporary Christian Music show on Sunday mornings. After seeing the results of advertising his own successful business on WTTR for 25 years, John is on a mission to help other businesses achieve their goals through creative advertising campaigns. On occasion John can be heard sitting in as substitute host of The Morning Show weekdays on WTTR. He has been married to his wife, Diane, for 25 years and has been mistaken for one of the Blues Brothers when playing guitar and harmonica for his band, "The Full Gospel Boogie Band." 

Email John at john@wttr.com.

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Betsy Santos, Part-time Announcer  

Betsy Santos came to WTTR in 1989.  She started as a board operator and then became a part-time weekend announcer.  She met her then future husband Mike at the station.  In 1997, not long after they married, they started a family and Betsy left the station to be a full-time mom.  In 2004 Betsy came back, picking up right where she left off.  She now serves as board operator, Saturday morning announcer, news department fill-in, and Morning Show fill- in, among other things.

Email Betsy at betsy@wttr.com.

Lynne has been at WTTR since Groundhog Day in 1987. Over those twenty-plus years, she has most enjoyed the close relationships with her business clients. A Carroll County resident since 1979, Lynne has been a lover of animals all her life, raising Great Danes for twenty years and boarding horses and heifers. In addition to sales, Lynne takes a very active part in the creative end of promotions the station does each month and in voicing on-air commercials, putting to use her background as a thespian. 

Email Lynne at lynne@wttr.com.

Donna Biemiller, Account Executive

Email Donna at donna@wttr.com.

 Wayne Wrightson, Account Executive

Wayne recently joined WTTR as an Account Executive after 32 years at BGE and three years in the Thermographic Imaging field. He loves the atmosphere at WTTR and feels he's found a "home". Wayne and his fiancee live in Westminster and enjoy spending time with the four children and two grandchildren they share between them.

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