Branson, MO Morning Show

For an unforgettable afternoon or evening, one of the Lunch & Dinner Read More

For an unforgettable afternoon or evening, one of the Lunch & Dinner Cruises is the perfect addition to your itinerary. Less

Discover the beauty of the Ozarks during your next trip to Branson on an Read More

Discover the beauty of the Ozarks during your next trip to Branson on an exciting UTV Tour, an ATV tour that is certain to impress. Less

When visiting Branson, Missouri, the Doug Gabriel Morning Show is a Read More

When visiting Branson, Missouri, the Doug Gabriel Morning Show is a must-see musical and comedy show. Located in the Reza Live Theater, the performance is appropriate for all ages as his family takes part in the wholesome production. Doug Gabriel has been voted ‘Branson’s Best Male Vocalist” and tours with musicians such as Marie Osmond and Tony Orlando. His show impresses audiences with songs such as country, gospel, pop and rock. He also puts on a high energy show with his guitar, the ‘Mufftar.’ The family joins in the fun with his daughter performing sing-a-longs with the audience and his son entertaining with comedy skits. The show lasts about 2 hours and 10 minutes and is appropriate for the entire family. Less

Morning Show: Down Home Country Show is a friendly and informative show Read More

Morning Show: Down Home Country Show is a friendly and informative show dedicated to the best in country music, news, and weather. We love our audience, and we know you will too! Tune in each morning at 8:00 AM on 92.3 FM or 105.7 FM to play with one of our contests or sing at home with your friends. Management Morning Show: Down Home Country Show is managed by Carlyle Taylor. Carlyle is a local broadcaster and the current president of the Greater Atlanta Broadcasters Association. He has been at WZGC for several years, and his on-air persona is "the nerdy country guy." For a long time, he had no idea that his wife, Karen, was also a broadcaster at the same station. She is an evening DJ and also lives in Atlanta. Less