The Locals

The Locals - the long running talk show hosted and moderated by Ed McDonough features a panel of opinionated locals, and featured guests discussing relevant and important topics. Featured panelists are Cape May Mayor Zack Mullock, Michael Clark, Rich McHale, Bill Huf, and Brady Schoenrock with sound & editing by Tom Hogan.
The Locals can be heard on Facebook @ 'Locals of Cape May' public page or you can listen via Cape May Music Cafe stream.
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Meet 'THE LOCALS'

Your opinionated and informative panel of local experts.

Ed McDonough

Ed has been in broadcasting for over 50 years.  Besides radio, he has hosted two TV shows, 'Country Beat' that featured the latest videos direct from Nashville & 'Clubhouse Chatter' which featured many sports celebrities at 'Yesterday's Heroes Ballpark Cafe' in Cape May.  In 2016, Ed assembed a well known group of locals to form 'The Locals' talk show.  Ed also does Live 'DJ' & Trivia gigs in the Cape May area.

Zack Mullock

Zack is the Mayor of Cape May City, born and raised in Cape May County.  He currently lives here with his wife and three children.  Zack has held previous government positions as a member of the city council and of the City's Historic Preservation Commission.
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Michael Clark

Michael currently works for Sturdy Savings Bank as Vice President of Business Development and most notable, was the former Mayor of Middle Township.  He was also a Middle Township Committeeman, and actively serves as a Board of Trustees member for several Cape May County non-profit organizations. Michael, and his lovely wife Vicky have 2 daughters and 3 grandchildren. In his 'spare' time, he's a coin collector.
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Rich McHale​

Rich McHale is a retired detective and author who told the story of Mark Himebaugh, missing since 1991.  Rich also completed three combat tours in Afghanistan as a civilian law enforcement trainer.  Rich moved to Cape May County in 1976.
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     Bill Huf
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Brady Schoenrock​

Brady's first career was in law enforcement and security services.  Most recently, he has begun his second chapter as Proprietor of Harpoons on the Bay in North Cape May.  An avid snow-sports fan, in the winter months, Brady prefers to spend his downtime in the great white north.
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​Tom Hogan

Tom was raised in his father's TV repair shop.  He spent his life in electronics, repair, recording, and mixing live concert sound as well as singing and playing guitar in bands. He moved to Cape May in 2014. He was chief engineer and DJ hosting a Sunday morning Classical Music and Movie Soundtrack show at WCFA FM for 5 years before moving on to do live-sound full time in the Cape May area.  Soon, he will return to radio and the Cape Music Cafe as DJ of classic rock and also as recording editor for 'The Locals' talk show.
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