Richard Sanchez
Host & Membership CoordinatorRichard is WBOI’s Morning Edition and Northeast Indiana Now host as well as the development coordinator. He joined the team in 2022.
He received an associate and bachelor’s degree in communication from Marian University’s Ancilla College and DePauw University respectively. He was a co-host for Ancilla College’s podcast club and a DJ for 91.5 WGRE, DePauw’s college radio station.
Before working at WBOI, Richard was a consistent face for the Central and Skyline YMCA branches as part of their membership team.
In his spare time, Richard enjoys cooking, drawing, writing, and physical fitness. He is also an avid Cleveland Browns fan.
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