1. What is like to work with your spouse? It is the best of times, it is the worst of times! There's really nowhere to hide - everything comes out in the open quickly, so things can't fester. It probably makes for a healthier life overall, but there is also bloodletting. ...

1. How did you become interested in radio? When I was a senior in high school ('09) 106.3 FM went from playing Alternative music to Top 40 hits seemingly overnight and without warning. Not too long after, another Alternative station switched over to Top 40. I felt like ...

BRIEF CAREER SYNOPSIS: PD of KKXT/Dallas and WNCS/Burlington, VT, MD of KBCO/Denver and KGSR/Austin, and I got my start in radio working part-time at the legendary Rev-105 in Minneapolis. 1. Give us an overview of what VuHaus is all about. Where did the initial ...

BRIEF CAREER SYNOPSIS: I did my first radio show while still attending the University of Texas in 1981 on KLBJ, and went on to work there from 1981-1990, leaving as the evening host and MD. In 1990, I joined KGSR as PD and afternoon drive host until 2009 when I stepped ...

BRIEF CAREER SYNOPSIS: I started on-air in 1986 while getting a broadcasting degree from Northern Arizona University. Other than a brief Phoenix gig, my first PD/morning show gig was a Flagstaff Top 40 in 1990. I've been PD/morning guy in northern Arizona ever ...

BRIEF CAREER SYNOPSIS: In addition to a decade-long hitch with Garett Michaels at KBZT/San Diego, which included a lengthy stay on mornings, I've had stops at KZOK and KNDD in Seattle and KINK in Portland. Now I'm back in San Diego at KPRI, and my Brunch With Bob and ...

BRIEF CAREER SYNOPSIS: Went to Franklin Pierce University for two years on a volleyball scholarship. Received undergrad from Emerson College, went for three years (majored in Broadcast Journalism with a minor in Political Communication). Did street team promotions for a ...

1. How long have you been playing the guitar? Did you always know that you wanted to be a musician? I've been playing guitar for about 16 years. Yeah, music always seemed almost as natural as breathing. I always hoped that I would be able to make music for a living and ...

1. How did you become interested in radio? Radio found me. I was raised by the world's biggest Dylan fan, who very early on would strap too-big-for-me headphones to my ears, play rare cuts from the catalog and then later grill me on the meanings of the lyrics. I grew ...