WSYD 1300: Your Mount Airy, NC Oldies Station

WSYD Granite City Gold is the place for Beach, 60’s, 70’s, 80’s and a little bit of the 90’s classic rock and pop hits, all day, every day.  Listen on 105.1FM, 1300 AM, or stream online. 

Further, we specialize in bringing listeners unique in-house productions you’ll want to tune in weekly for featuring acts and genres like The Beatles, Elvis, Classic Beach, Motown and the EXCELLENT 80’s as well as a revival of the CLASSIC CALL IN REQUEST show.

WSYD understands and respects its important role in the community by providing timely news, weather, event, and local information to our listeners daily.  WSYD is also home to regional sports favorites, the Mount Airy Bears and UNC TARHEEL sports broadcasting.

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Go Bears!BEARS BASEBALL ⚾️ UPDATE
-Friday’s game hosting Forbush will start at 4:00 with the VARSITY game; JV will play the night cap; this is due to Potential rain ☔️ late tomorrow evening see you at the ball park!
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Join Brack Llewellyn tomorrow, Friday March 27th, as he talks live on air with Kaybri Jones—a Mount Airy native now in Hawaii—who lived through the recent flooding and is working on the ground to rebuild her community.

We’ll hear:
• What it was like during the disaster
• What recovery really looks like right now
• How folks back home can actually help

Kaybri is the daughter of Ray and Shanna Jones—friends to many here in our community—and her story hits close to home.
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Join Brack Llewellyn tomorrow, Friday March 27th, as he talks live on air with Kaybri Jones—a Mount Airy native now in Hawaii—who lived through the recent flooding and is working on the ground to rebuild her community.  We’ll hear:
• What it was like during the disaster
• What recovery really looks like right now
• How folks back home can actually help  Kaybri is the daughter of Ray and Shanna Jones—friends to many here in our community—and her story hits close to home.