IN THE SPOTLIGHT: NANCY QUILL

I’ve learned that you have to be persistent.  You have to keep at it. You can’t let yourself down.  You can’t let anybody else down, either.  You just have to keep going no matter what. - Nancy Quill  

Words of wisdom from the most listened to woman in the city of Boston.  Nancy Quill has been on the radio for 38 years.  Hired at only 22 on a brand new station called Magic 106.7, WMJX, Nancy is still there, doing what she loves every single day.   And she’s really good at it.  With number one ratings in her 10A-3P time slot, Nancy says it wasn’t long before she realized that being #1 is great, but staying #1 is hard work:  “I’ve got to be on my game every day.  I’ve got to do the best that I can to relate to people… to be real. I want them to know that I care, that I’m there for them.”  A graduate of the University of Lowell with a degree in music education, Nancy is an accomplished singer, songwriter and musician.  Radio is in her blood:  she is the daughter of the late Doris and Joe Quill, owner and general manager of WRLM in Taunton, Massachusetts.  In this interview, she recalls voicing her first commercial at about 4 years old, sitting on her father’s lap.  She names her Dad as her lifelong mentor… a gentle giant who always had the best advice in any situation.  It was Joe Quill’s diagnosis and eventual death due to Alzheimers Disease that sparked Nancy’s devotion to the mission of the Alzheimers Association.  At the end of the day, Nancy’s marriage and motherhood are what matter most to her. For a look into a humble and kind Boston radio legend’s life, this candid interview checks all the boxes. #womeninradio #storybehindhersuccess.