Annie+Cole
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Annie+Cole is a morning radio show on the radio station WLHK (97.1 FM)[1] broadcasting from Indianapolis, Indiana. The show first aired in 2022[2] and is hosted by radio personalities Annie Fox and Cole Dunbar
The show is a talk morning show that includes substantial interaction with listeners. Each morning features Annie and Cole discussing current events about the upcoming day, and features interviews with country musicians.
Cast:
Annie Fox: Annie Fox, a 2007 graduate of Ball State, began her radio career in Fort Wayne (WBTU-FM) and Connersville (WIFE-FM), Indiana. In 2010 she found her home in Morning Drive co-hosting the #1 rated Dog and Fox in the Morning at WALS-FM in LaSalle/Peru IL. In 2012, she returned to her Hoosier roots for a successful 8 year run on morning drive in Valparaiso, IN as part of Indiana 105's Dawn Patrol (WLJE-FM). 2020 brought another change for Fox, moving her to Muncie, Indiana as part of Anna Marie and Annie in the Morning for (WMDH-FM). Fox now calls Indianapolis home as part of Annie+Cole on WLHK-FM.
Cole Dunbar: Cole grew up in Monrovia, Indiana and attended Monrovia High School graduating in 2012. He then studied Sports Broadcasting at Indiana University, graduating from IU in 2016. He started his radio career with WTTS and made stops as the morning show host with WVUB, producer of the Smiley Morning Show with WZPL, and afternoon drive host WNTR, before landing the morning show with WLHK in 2022.
Segments and themes
They Did What
Annie and Cole Wanna Know
Humble Bragging
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- ↑ Collins, Thomas W. (January 2002). Snow, Hank (1914-1999), country musician. American National Biography Online. Oxford University Press. Search this book on
- ↑ "Frontmatter", Governing Metropolitan Indianapolis, University of California Press, pp. I–VI, 1985-12-31, ISBN 978-0-520-31702-4, retrieved 2023-05-09
