96.3 The Possum

09/02/2025

We're officially in the "ber" months.

08/27/2025

Austin from Gray is $963 richer from playing the Song of the Day Contest 💰 brought to you by Bristol Motor Speedway and 96.3 The Possum!

08/22/2025

This stunning piece won the blue ribbon at the Appalachian Fair - as it should! 😍 Congratulations to the artist and Long Live Waylon Jennings

08/19/2025

We're fired up to see Shenandoah at the Appalachian Fair tonight! We'll be in Building #1 (the air conditioned one!) starting at 3 so stop by and say hi. Plus, if you know the Song of the Day, you'll be instantly qualified to win $963! 😎

Fun Fact: Marty Raybon was the first artist interviewed on The Possum. Here's a throwback pic of Jen, Marty and Cody at Dollywood from 2018. ❤️🌹

08/16/2025

Help us wish The Ol' Buckaroo a VERY HAPPY BIRTHDAY today! 🥳 Having Dave Vaught around another year is definitely a reason to celebrate!

08/13/2025

Life Hack!

08/12/2025

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Looks like Coca-Cola’s been listening to a little Shenandoah… 🌹🍷

08/08/2025

August 8th is Happiness Happens Day! As you might expect, the whole purpose of Happiness Happens Day is to spread the joy of being happy, and to persuade people to look on the brighter side of life.

Happiness is contagious, so if you're happy, tell someone! And for the record…did you know that there are 31 different types of happiness? Try this Happiness Counter and you’ll probably discover more happy moments than you would expect! 😁

08/04/2025

This week’s Waylon Wednesday is extra special!

Shooter Jennings will join Jen to talk about "Songbird," his heartfelt project remastering unreleased Waylon tracks recorded between 1973–1984.

This is a must-listen for fans of Waylon, music history, and behind-the-scenes stories. It all starts Wednesday at 3!

08/03/2025

08/01/2025

Groundbreaking artist, Jeannie Seely has died. May she rest in peace as her legacy and music live on.

Jeannie Seely has died of complications from an intestinal infection at the age of 85. The Grammy-winning country singer was known for songs like 'Don't Touch Me.' She also was a staple of the Grand Ole Opry after becoming a member in 1967.