1. You've had some slight transition in your career path over the past couple of years. Will you catch us up on what's been going on in your recent artist-journey? I've heard that transition is never easy or fun, but it is always necessary. I have seen that the past ...

This week, we look back at 2019 with the best answers to some of our best questions. Brad Moist A&R Gotee Records (1/25/19) "I do think artists that know how to speak to the listener instead of speaking at the listener are serving and shaping our ...

1. How do you break down your career journey that's brought you to your current gig at K-LOVE? I was blessed to start working in radio at 15, after growing up listening to radio and pretending to be Casey Kasem, working radio was a dream come true. Outside of a brief ...

1. Could you share your career journey that brought you to your current gig at Lifesongs? Step 1: Stop by your high school guidance counselor's office because he's amazing and looks just like Little Richard and bursts into song at random times and always has sugar-free ...

1. What stops along the radio career journey took you to your current gig at WDJC? I started in college radio at WLJS at Jacksonville State University back in 1990. From there, I got my first "real" radio job at K98 in Oxford, AL doing weekends and being the color ...

1. Could you share in a handful of sentences your career path that led to your current gig at WCTL? I started at WXTA Country 98 in 1996. At one time or another, I have worked at almost every station in the Erie market. Before WCTL, I was working at Rocket 101 (New & ...

1. Could you please map out for us your career path that's taken you to Fair Trade? My path to Fair Trade really started when an injury took me out of the game of basketball. I had originally planned to play in college and hoped to continue that on to the professional ...

1. Could you please take us through your journey through radio that's taken you to HisRadio? HIS Radio is my first jump into radio! I've been on the morning show for five years now. I guess I'm kind of an industry outsider because I came here through my work in ...

1. You've had quite the radio career trajectory. Would you mind taking your readers on a tour of it from start to present? I started broadcasting literally from my basement in the Seventies with a wireless microphone that transmitted on the radio that my parents bought ...