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The Big Greasy Breakfast with Morgan in the Morning fires up 3WV every weekday from 5–10am, with you as the co-host. A seven-time Virginia Association of Broadcasters award winner, Morgan was also voted Best Radio Personality by C-Ville Weekly in 2021.

When he’s off the air, Tom can usually be found sampling local restaurants, gaming, fishing, camping, or staging epic living-room WrestleMania matches with his daughter.

Tom has been married to Michelle since 2021 and lives in Waynesboro with their daughter, Lakelynn, and their three rescue dogs—Jude, Harlie, and Mulder

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The BGB With Morgan in the Morning

The Big Greasy Breakfast with Morgan in the Morning fires up 3WV every weekday from 5–10am, with you as the co-host. An eight-time…

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