WGXC-FM
Thursday Afternoon Show with Selha G and Tommy D: John Maybee (Hudson Film Festival)
90.7-FM in NY's Upper Hudson Valley and wgxc.org/listen everywhere
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Hosted by Selha Graham and Tom DePietro.
Today during the 4pm hour, Selha is joined by Hudson Film Festival co-founder John Maybee ahead of their opening night in Hudson! This year, the Hudson Film Festival is working with venue partners Hudson Hall, Time & Space Limited and Basilica Hudson, and expanding for the very first time across the river to Catskill, playing at WGXC's neighbor on Main Street, the historic Community Theater. Check out the full schedule here!
Selha G and Tommy D host lively conversations with community members, business owners, civic leaders, and more. Broadcasting live from either The Spark of Hudson, the Hudson Thursday Market, or other locations out and about in the community.
Selha Graham is a dynamic cohost of the Thursday Afternoon Show on WGXC 90.7 FM, where she brings her vibrant personality and insightful perspectives to the airwaves. A proud Jamaican-born woman and community advocate, Selha is deeply passionate about engaging with local voices and sharing stories that matter. Beyond her role at WGXC, she is a dedicated entrepreneur and mother of seven, balancing her professional and personal life with grace and determination. Selha's unique blend of charisma and authenticity makes her a cherished part of the WGXC family and a voice for the Hudson Valley community.
Tommy D has found peace at last by finally integrating his past multiple personalities—local elected official, radio ranter, man about town—into one deeply flawed human being tossed out by the electorate after eight years of service. A long way from his childhood in Yonkers, N.Y., he is settling into decrepitude with an intact ego, collecting the shards of his life into two hours a week of radio banter and b.s. Why should you listen? His own family—what's left of it—doesn't, so he's free to lambast them with impunity. With his vivacious co-host—and a bunch of other local characters—he delivers lots of unscripted silliness, most entertaining himself.

