1. What was your favorite station to listen to when you were a kid? I loved listening to 105.7 The Point. My parents were big fans of rock music, so I listened to whatever they played. Looking back, my parents have played a big role in shaping my taste in music. I ...

BRIEF CAREER SYNOPSIS: KGNU/Boulder - Promotions, On-air, 1989-1992 KBCO/Boulder, Overnights, Assistant Studio C Producer, Morning Show Producer, 1992-1996 KRSH/Santa Rosa - PD, Mornings, 1996-2000 Mediabase 24/7 - Field Researcher, 1999 Radio One Networks - PD for ...

BRIEF CAREER SYNOPSIS: I graduated from the University of Michigan in 1976 with a B.A. in radio, television, and film, and from there I worked at brick & mortar record stores in the late-'70s and through the 1980s. I launched my radio career back in February of 1983 ...

1. What was your favorite station to listen to when you were a kid? KITS/San Francisco, KNBR/San Francisco, KGO/San Francisco 2. What got you interested in the radio business? There was a high school station with a hard rock/heavy metal format not far from where I ...

BRIEF CAREER SYNOPSIS: Interned with The Penguin during the fall semester of 2004. After graduation, I worked briefly at the Home Depot before attaining a sales job selling for the cluster that comprises Sea-Comm Media. After about eight months of sales, the PD and MD ...

BRIEF CAREER SYNOPSIS: It all started out in 2004 with an application to be a volunteer DJ with 91.7 FM WMSE – a (wonderful) college station in Milwaukee. I had graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee with a degree in Journalism & Mass Communications ...

BRIEF CAREER SYNOPSIS: CBS Records, Epic Records, Arista Records, SBK Records, Imago Recordings, Chaos Recordings/The Work Group (Sony Music), C2/Columbia Records, & EMI Music Reactive, Americana Music Association 1. What was your favorite stations to listen to ...

1. What was your favorite station to listen to when you were a kid? Most of them! I tended to follow the jocks, and growing up in the 80s and 90s outside of Nashville, we certainly had some good ones. I was a big Coyote McCloud guy, and once I got into radio, I ...

1. How did you become interested in radio? By always listening to the radio as a kid and getting in the habit of following current music and always keeping up with it. Throughout high school, I kept collecting CDs of my favorite artists, slowly building up a strong ...