Wilson’s World: Restore Global’s Mission Is To Help Nonprofits Do What They Do, Only Better!
Wilson talks with Restore Global, a non-profit organization that helps all the other non-profits out there!
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Born in England and a resident of Charlotte since the 8th grade, Wilson pairs his dry British humor with a fun-loving attitude of the South. In short, he likes Fish, Chips, AND NASCAR.
2016 will mark over 20 years of broadcasting in Charlotte, 12 of it at WCCB-TV. You can also find him on two of the biggest HDTV’s in the world at Charlotte Motor Speedway & Texas Motor Speedway during major events.
Some may remember him on the radio at WBT 1110am, 1065 The End, or on 99.7 the Fox and also for many years with the Charlotte Checkers Hockey Team.
His specialty? Making people laugh. “Applause is almost mandatory,” he says. “If you can make people laugh, you are really doing something.”
His most memorable shows at WCCB-TV would have to be rapelling 35 stories down the side of the VUE building uptown for Special Olympics, and skydiving into Symphony Park at SouthPark on Memorial Day with the Golden Knights.
One of his favorite moments was MCing the mascot game at halftime of Monday Night Football with the Carolina Panthers, and also being on stage at the first Super Bowl pep rally at Trade & Tryon, leading thousands of fans in “Let’s Go Panthers”
His family don’t go on vacations..they take “adventures” and if you ever meet him ask about spending a week in Cleveland..or cooking breakfast with Mickey at Disney..he has good stories! He loves America and being born a “Scouser” he also loves Liverpool Football Club. If you follow him on Twitter a favorite phrase of his is “You’ll Never Walk Alone” or #YNWA.
He’s on the Charlotte advisory board of the USO of North Carolina. He’s a big supporter of the Second Harvest Food Bank, American Red Cross, Salvation Army and also Hands on Charlotte.
In 2012 he was named “Best Local TV Personality” by Creative Loafing
In 2011 he was named the “Good Neighbor of the Year” by the Greater Carolinas Chapter of the American Red Cross.
Wilson talks with Restore Global, a non-profit organization that helps all the other non-profits out there!
Wilson talked with the Charlotte Community Toolbak about everything they are doing to help out the community during the pandemic.
This morning Wilson was invited into the vault at the Charlotte Museum of History to find some of those unique things that makes Charlotte history pretty interesting.
Wilson talks with Delta P. Sanders with Elements of Empowerment about this year's virtual Juneteenth Festival in Belmont.
Wilson video chats with Andy Wilkerson of Blackhawk Hardware about what's new with the locally owned store and some great items they have for Father's Day.
Wilson talks with George Ramsay of Bold Music Lessons about how they have adopted new ways to connect and collaborate with their students during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Wilson speaks with Poet Laureate, Angelo Geter, about Rock Hill's upcoming virtual Juneteenth Festival.
It's almost Father's Day and Wilson has a great idea for a gift thanks to Tanisha Roberts and her small business, Rebellious Beard.
Zach the Historian tells us about the importance of June 11th, 1963 which was the date that 2 African American students enrolled into the University of Alabama and legislation was announced that would later become the Civil Rights Act.
So what does bear fat, rosemary, bugs and toilet paper have in common? They are all part of this morning's visit Wilson had with the Charlotte Museum of History.
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