1. Please tell us about your career journey? My first “radio experience” started at Lakeland Community College outside of Cleveland, Ohio. My sister had a show and was late for a class, so she threw me in front of the console with 2 cart machines and one turntable ...

1. Please tell us about your career journey? I started in college radio in 1990 in Jacksonville, AL. After a year, I received a job offer at a local station doing weekends and being the color guy for Friday night football. After a year, I got the call to full-time ...

1. Would you please provide a brief synopsis of your radio journey? The simple answer is… WayFM! Have worked in some capacity at WayFM for my whole career post college (shout out to my alma mater Cedarville University and their amazing radio department led by Mr James ...

1) Will you please share your radio journey to this point? Jace Evans: In college, I intended to go the sports broadcasting route. I started at Cedarville University working in the student radio station. After graduation, I served as the community impact director for ...

1. In addition to hosting your daily syndicated show, you are Northwestern Media's first ever network talent coach. What's that like? It’s fun and lifegiving. Working with talented people is a rush. Since the position is new, I’ve been building and creating and ...

1. How did you first become interested in radio? I fell in love with radio as a kid growing up in Brooklyn, NY! There was nothing like waiting for one of your favorite songs on one of the many classic radio stations in NYC. 2. What is your number piece of ...

This week, we look back at 2020 with the best answers to some of our best questions.   Brant Hansen: When I first started, I think I was trying to be something, or become someone, or something. I wish I would have been more aware that the key question is, ...

1. How has your show evolved over the past 6 years of syndication? I think (hope?) it's gotten tighter and more focused. I'm feeling the weight of the value of listener attention more and more, and the value of knowing WHY they are listening to Christian radio. They ...

1. How did you first become interested in radio? As a freshman at The University of Northwestern, I was really interested in TV (there was a Meteorologist on TV that I LOVED growing up), but someone suggested trying radio, and after my first student show, I was ...