1) What was your first job in radio? Early influences? First job was an AM/FM in Cameron, MO KMRN, oh so long ago! I don't know if there were any influences per say, my love has always been music and all there is that goes along with that, so the logical step was to ...

BRIEF CAREER SYNOPSIS: Lineup: Brett Emmons - vocals, guitar, harmonica, keys Jay Emmons - guitar, vocals Chris Koster - guitar, vocals Adam Paquette - drums, vocals Chris Huot - bass 1) Where does this interview find you today? What's on the agenda besides this ...

BRIEF CAREER SYNOPSIS: Born and raised in So Cal with a few years' detour to New York when I was a kid. Moved back just in time to lose the accent, but the kept the love for the Yankees! 1) What was your first job in radio and early influences? I grew up in the ...

1. What led you to a career in radio? Was there a defining moment? Attended the City University of New York to become a veterinarian. Went in for a DVM degree, and became a DJ. As a Freshman, I started doing shows at the campus station (WCCR). By my Senior year, I had ...

1) What was your first job in radio and early influences? I started at Oldies 101.1 KEYF in Spokane, WA in April of 1999. I remember listening to the night jock Pat Davis and thinking how fun something like that would be. I would take a CD player and a tape deck at home ...

1) What led you to a career in radio? Was there a defining moment that made you realize "this is what I want to do for a living"? In my teens and way back in the '70s, after trying a hundred times to win a prize off the popular New York Top 40 99X, I finally won on ...

1) What was your first job in radio and early influences? My first job was at an AM daytimer Country Gospel station in Phoenix. In 1985, I interned at KSTM "The Storm" before getting hired overnights and weekends at KSLX, and then onto KUPD a year after that. My early ...

BRIEF CAREER SYNOPSIS: Brandon "Gooch" Hahn started his radio journey in 2000 where he somehow managed to score an internship without accruing insane amounts of debt thanks to being too dumb for college. Eighteen years later, he's in the same exact building he started, ...

1) What was your first job in radio and early influences? The first station that I was lucky enough to work for was KOOL/Phoenix. I was a weekend overnight board op, remember when that was a thing? I ran Dick Bartley's American Gold syndicated show and put in the local ...