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Justin Cole to Country WPOC Baltimore
Country vet Cole joins Clear Channel's WPOC as Assistant PD, helping out PD Meg Stevens. She's quite busy programming both WPOC and co-owned WMZQ in nearby Washington D.C. Cole was last at Citadel's WKDF Nashville, where he served as APD/P.M. driver.
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