FOX23 Good Morning 1

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This FOX23 Tulsa wake-up alarm features anchor Michelle Linn greeting listeners with good morning sunshine and telling them to get up and get moving.

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This FOX23 Tulsa wake-up alarm features anchor Michelle Linn greeting listeners with good morning sunshine and telling them to get up and get moving.

This short clip captures a bright, upbeat local television wake-up greeting delivered in a warm, energetic announcer voice. Michelle Linn opens with a sunny hello, then quickly shifts into a peppy encouragement to rise, move, and start the day, with a pace and tone that feel more like a friendly nudge than a jarring alarm. The delivery is clear, cheerful, and slightly playful, making it feel familiar to anyone who has heard a morning news intro. It lands as a lighthearted burst of motivation, instantly setting a positive, wide-awake mood and turning an ordinary morning routine into something a little more fun and memorable.

Pro tip

Place it at the very start of a morning routine or alarm video, letting the full greeting play before your main footage begins, so the get up and get moving line lands cleanly. Avoid cutting it mid-sentence or burying it under loud music.

How people use it

Waking up a character in a morning comedy skit.
Opening a get-ready-with-me or daily vlog video.
Setting an alarm tone for early risers.
Transitioning into a busy day montage.

More information

This clip comes from FOX23 Tulsa, where it was used as one of the station's wake-up alarms featuring morning anchor Michelle Linn. In the recording she delivers a short, sunny greeting designed to rouse listeners and get them moving at the start of the day. Because it sounds like a genuine local news greeting rather than a generic alarm tone, listeners have kept it for personal alarms, morning videos, and playful wake-up edits, where its familiar broadcast warmth makes an early start feel less abrupt and more entertaining.

FAQ

Who says good morning sunshine in this clip?

Michelle Linn, a FOX23 Tulsa anchor, delivers the greeting in this clip. She introduces herself by name and tells listeners to get up and get moving, which is why the recording works so well as a wake-up alarm.

Where does the FOX23 Good Morning sound come from?

It comes from FOX23 Tulsa, where it was used as one of the station's wake-up alarms. The clip captures a short morning greeting from the station's broadcast, rather than a song or a meme created for social media.

How can I use this sound as a morning alarm?

Use it at the start of a morning routine video or set it as a personal wake-up tone, letting the full greeting play before other audio begins. Its friendly, upbeat delivery makes it a gentler alternative to a harsh alarm buzzer.