Daniel has been at WBCU since February 2004.  An Anderson, SC, native, he graduated from Pendleton High School in 1999, and Toccoa Falls College in May of 2003 with a Bachelor of Arts in Radio Broadcasting.  He credits his voice change and love of music to lead him into the radio field.  “Everyone would always tell me I should be on the radio with my voice sounding the way it did when it changed,” he said.  “I always loved music and wanted to be around it, but didn’t think I had the talent to sing for a living, so I figured I should play music for a living, instead.”  While at TFC, he got his start in radio helping cover the 2000 elections in Toccoa with Lamar Ramey.  A couple of years later, he interned at WNEG, leading to a part-time job.  He worked full-time at the Georgia-Carolina Radiocasting home office in Toccoa for a few months after graduation before moving to Union.  He began his on-air duties as host of The Drive With Daniel from 3-6 in the afternoon from 2004-2012. He began duties as the host of Union County's Morning Show from 6-noon in August 2012. Daniel took over as news director in November 2020 after a stroke forced longtime WBCU personality Mike Stevens to retire. He continued to host the 10-noon segment until February 2023, when he stepped aside to give Kimberly the microphone, but he came back to the show in March 2025 after Kimberly retired to keep her new granddaughter. He hosted the Union Pennzoil Kwik Lube Top 5 from 5-5:40 from 2004 to June 2026, when Tim sold the oil change business. He attends every government body meeting possible all around the county, including Carlisle, Jonesville, and Lockhart, to keep Union County citizens informed on what is going on in the county. He writes and produces the news, which airs at 6:30, 7:30, and 8:30 a.m., as well as 12:35 and 5:35 p.m. In what spare time he has, he enjoys reading, singing, watching TV, cooking, crafting, and creating memories with his family.  He is a member of Upstate Gathering at Union, formerly First Baptist Church of Union, where he serves as production coordinator and in as many other ways as possible.  He was music director at First Baptist for over 12 years. His wife, Katie Holden Prince, is a 6th-grade teacher at Sims Middle School in Union after spending most of her career at Foster Park Elementary.  They met on stage during a Boogaloo Folk Life Productions Christmas play in 2004 where she was cast as his wife. They began dating in 2005, got married on July 14, 2007, and have two children, Grace, age 16, and Abby, age 11. They have two dogs, Rory and Jada; and three cats, Smokey, Bandit, and Marlow.