Scott Acton

I began broadcasting on WNTI in October 1987 when the station signed off on Friday afternoons and resumed programming Monday morning. Baby we have come a long way!! My deep love for American Roots Music was the inspiration for the long running 'Blue Sunday' program. From Robert Johnson to Robert Cray we covered a lot of Blues over the years.

Since WNTI prides itself on mixing The Classics with New Rock, it seemed a natural for the 2 greatest artists of the 1960's, Bob Dylan and The Beatles, to have their own weekly broadcasts. Thus, 'My Back Pages- The Bob Dylan Hour' debuted in 2006 and can be heard Sundays at 3-4 pm. To mark The Beatles 44th Anniversary of their first appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show in February, 'Things We Said Today- The Beatles Hour' joined the stellar lineup of WNTI programming. The Fab 4 can be heard Wednesday evenings at 8 - 9pm. Spinning great records and connecting with the WNTI listeners is what it's all about. Congratulations to WNTI and Centenary College on 50 years of Broadcasting. Music is Love!!