1) What led you to a career in radio? Was there a defining moment that made you realize "this is it"? I wanted to be on the radio from the time I was about six years old, but as a teenager, the first time I heard Sarah Fleisher on 98 Rock in Baltimore, that was it. 2) ...

1) What was your first job in radio? WQBR-A/Atlantic Beach, Florida 2) What led you to a career in radio? Was there a defining moment that made you realize "this is it?" I always wanted to be in the music business but I really wanted to go to school to be a sound ...

1) What was your first job in radio? Early influences? My first job in radio was technically an unpaid internship here at Greater Media/Detroit. I was eventually hired on the promotions team for the entire cluster and got to learn about the Active Rock, Classic Rock and ...

BRIEF CAREER SYNOPSIS: My family came west in 1958, and have been in the Bay Area ever since. 1. What led you to a career in radio? Was there a defining moment? New Years Eve, 1972. Nobody wanted to work except me. I volunteered and got the job at KLRB, ...

1) What led you to a career in radio? Was there a defining moment that made you realize "this is it"? As a kid, my dad gave me a Radio Shack 10-1 Electronic Kit that included a radio receiver/transceiver which first perked my interests in radio. Later in high school, ...

1) What led you to a career in radio? Was there a defining moment that made you realize "this is it?" I found radio in college at Cornell. I was hoping to get on "Sportscenter," and my campus was lucky enough to have a student-run, fully commercial station. A bunch of ...

1) Where does this interview find you and the band right now? We are currently in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, at the beginning of our dates with Nothing More and Hell Or Highwater! We just finished up with Shinedown and some shows with P.O.D, so now we're doing this and ...

1) What was your first job in radio? Early influences? Lex: WKUE (92K) I really liked most of the local talent in Jacksonville like Rich Langlois and Jamie Brooks on WJAX Rock 95 and WAIV, but was mostly taken in by all the great music those guys were bringing to the ...

1. What made you want to get into the music business and what was your first job? In 1976, a seven-year-old me convinced my mother to buy a copy of KISS 'Destroyer' (on vinyl) at our local Gimbel's department store, pretty much cuz they looked like comic-book ...