1) What was your first job in radio? Early influences? My first job was as a board op of NJ Devils hockey games at WRAN, which ironically was located right next to WDHA! I used to look at WDHA and long to be there ... one day, I thought. Now I have spent more than half ...

1) What was your first job in radio and early influences? Dudley: I won an LP one night when I was 14 years old from a DJ named Jack Monroe at KTBB/Tyler. That planted the seed. When I was 17, I landed the overnight Sunday morning gig there. In my late teens I would ...

1) What was your first job in radio and early influences? In 2004, I walked into my favorite radio station growing up and asked to intern. I did not receive a call immediately. So, being the determined person I am I decided to go back and try again. This time the ...

1) What made you want to get into the music business? From the very beginning the idea that I could go to shows and get free music and be a part of the music scene seemed like a dream. 2) I understand you actually started in radio back in Lincoln, NE programming ...

1) What was your first job in radio? Early influences? My first gig was actually doing weekend overnights at WAPL, so it all goes full circle. My radio influences were really two people. Lou Brutus, as I religiously listened to hardDrive every weekend. I specifically ...

1) What made you want to get into the music business? Who were some of your early mentors? I wanted to attend Seton Hall so I could get a job on WSOU. That is it in a nutshell. Be on the radio playing Rock and Metal. Done and done. It was after I got there and was ...

1) What was your first job in radio? Early influences? It's been so long since I've updated my resume that I literally can't find it and don't remember the call letters of the first station I worked at. I do remember though how hard my heart was pounding the first time I ...

1) What was your first job in radio and early influences? Radio has always been present in my life. As a kid, I listened to Q102 here in Philly, and then shifted to Y100 when I began exploring the rock realm. Hearing Preston and Steve in the morning and Matt Cord after ...

1) What led you to a career in radio? Was there a defining moment that made you realize "this is it"? Pure, unadulterated accidental luck. I was looking for a part-time job between my junior and senior years in high school and I applied for a Traffic Director ...