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Hi – I’m Dyana Neal, WBJC’s midday announcer since 1993. I love classical music of all periods, but am especially drawn to early 20th-century Russian pieces and all manner of vocal works, the latter probably because I’m a singer.

Hello, my name is Mark Malinowski. I am glad to be in Baltimore, and very proud to be associated with WBJC. I enjoy reading, do a bit of writing, and will hopefully finish one of the novels I have started. I’m also a huge Sherlock Holmes fan, and enjoy a good game of chess.

WBJC listeners and Baltimore audiences may know Gavin from his nearly 20 years as dramaturg and associate artistic director at Baltimore Center Stage (in which capacity he was a frequent guest on WBJC to talk about programs and events), or from regular appearances alongside Jonathan Palevsky at the Charles Theater for Cinema Sundays discussions. A director, dramaturg, producer, translator, and adaptor who also teaches on the theater faculty at Towson University, Gavin is a recent addition to the WBJC team and delighted to play this new role.

Diana Ross is not the famous Supremes singer, but she sometimes does have big hair. Working in both Membership and Operations departments, she does a little bit of everything, including administering this website. You can contact her at dross@bccc.edu.

Originally from Long Island, Abhinn completed his Graduate degrees in Wind Conducting and Euphonium Performance at the Peabody Institute of Music in 2018. Abhinn returned to Peabody to teach and continues to give recitals and conducts the Peabody Wind Ensemble, along with his duties as the music director for the Johns Hopkins Wind Ensemble. Outside of music, Abhinn enjoys cooking, road trips, and is an avid hockey and baseball fan.

Judith Krummeck has been WBJC’s evening drive-time host since 1998. Before immigrating to the United States, she was the arts editor for SAfm at the South African Broadcasting Corporation, where she also presented live symphony concerts for SABC-TV. She is also a published author, actor, and teacher.

Kati is WBJC's Operation Director and Weekend Morning Host, as well as host of Vocalise, Music from Movies, and the WBJC Choral Hour.