Maitlynn was born in Jackson, Michigan and grew up out on Lake LeAnn with her mom, dad and two younger sisters. There she learned a love for classic rock, her personal sense of humor and thought only the coolest people ended up on the radio. With an 'old soul' and support from her family and boyfriend of five years, Maitlynn attended Grand Valley State University for multimedia journalism. From there she worked with the Free Beer and Hot Wings Morning Show in Grand Rapids, Michigan and has now found her way here to WMMQ! Co-hosting alongside Joey Pants in the mornings, she is now one of the cool radio people she wanted to be!
Maitlynn Mossolle
Lansing Listeners ‘Chef It Up’ During Stay-At-Home Order
Earlier this week we asked to see your "quarantine meals" and, despite thinking we'd see some weird ones, we actually learned people are pretty great cooks!
Michigan Goodwills ‘Begging’ People To Stop Dumping Donations
As Goodwill stores across the state remain closed due to COVID-19, people are still dumping donations (and trash) at the doors, stirring up pleas to stop.
Gov. Whitmer’s Plan To Protect Jails From COVID-19
In an effort to protect "vulnerable populations" in jails and juvenile detention centers, Governor Whitmer signed an executive order on Sunday, March 29th.
Keep Favorite Local Restaurants Afloat With This Gift Card Site
It is safe to say local restaurants are struggling amid the COVID-19 pandemic, social distancing and "stay home" mandate, but this website offers a way you can help.
Mosey-ing With Maitlynn: Absolutely Nowhere
Practicing social distancing can be hard for people who love to get out and do things but in doing our part, we can save lives and maybe even re-discover some hobbies!
Domestic Terrorism Charge Awaits Michigan Man’s COVID-19 Test
A man at a Genesee County grocery store was accused of touching items while claiming to have COVID-19 may face an array of charges including domestic terrorism
Coronavirus, Social Distancing And Mental Health
With everything going on surrounding the COVID-19 outbreak and its subsequent restrictions, insurance providers and practices turn to "Telehealth."
Lansing Listeners Share The First Things They’ll Do Post-Quarantine
Last week, we asked what our listeners will be doing once things get back to "normal" and we got lots of great responses!
How You’ll Be Getting Your COVID-19 Check
Those checks from the government to help us through the novel coronavirus outbreak you've been hearing so much about? Here's how it works.
GVSU Offers Space If Needed For Hospital Overflow
As the university remains closed, GVSU is offering beds normally used for learning purposes to be used if hospitals get overwhelmed with patients due to COVID-19.