1. What made you want to get into the music business and who were some of your early mentors? I had two older brothers; one was a professional musician, and the other still works in radio as an engineer. I just kind of followed along. I was lucky to have good ...

1. What was your first job in radio and who were your early influences and mentors?  I was an intern in the News Department at full-service WFVA-AM/FM in my hometown of Fredericksburg, Virginia.  That internship created a path to my first full-time position (hosting ...

1. What was your first job in radio and early influences? I grew up listening to local radio and just found myself longing to get into the business. I went to college to become a school teacher but ended up in broadcasting. I had a difficult time getting internships ...

1. What was your first job in radio and early influences? My first job was actually on air at WVLT in Vineland NJ. By luck, I befriended a veteran of Philly/South Jersey radio one night at local diner and asked him how to approach an on -air position. He handed me a ...

1. What was your first job in radio and who were your early influences and mentors? My first radio job was actually off the air! I worked in sales and advertising at KRKO 1380-AM in Everett right out of college, but always volunteered my voice for client commercials or ...

1. What was your first job in radio and early influences? I was lucky enough that my last day of college radio was also my first night of clocking in and doing my first professional on air shift. It was an over-nighter at 103.9 The Eagle, KILOs Classic Rock Format ...

Left to Right- Jerry Horton – lead guitar, Tony Palermo – drums, Toby Esperance- bass and Jacoby Shaddix-vocals 1. Where does this interview find the band right now? We’re currently in the process of putting the finishing touches on the next PRoach album ...

1. What led you to a career in radio? Was there a defining moment, which made you realize this is what you wanted to do for a living? Kevin: I was doing landscaping in Phoenix, listening to Jonathan Brandmier on KZZP, and I thought, “He’s having more fun than ...

1. What led you to a career in radio? An inspirational/motivational lecture from the instructor in my ‘Intro to Broadcasting’ course in college, who encouraged those interested to get involved at the campus radio station. So, I did, and that’s where I got the ...