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 Saturdays at 7am. 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 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!!

The Morning Guys of   WNTI Mon.-Fri. / 6-9 am   Scott Acton and   John Del Re (closer view)