Name:

When/How did you start in radio?:

I took a free radio workshop in college,  a few months later I had a show and the rest is history... 

Current on air shift:

Evenings 7pm till Midnight

Birthday:

April 4th

Hometown:

Baltimore, MD

What is your favorite past time?:

Where would you like to be in five years?:

Still filling your earholes with the latest and greatest rock

How would others describe you?:

New peeps - quiet and intimidating
Close friends - Fun, easy-going, and incurably insane

Who is your idol?:

Who in radio would you love to work  with?:

Jed the Fish or Adam Corolla, so I can bust his chops for being on "Dancing with the Stars"

What is your favorite TV show?:

South Park

What were you  like as a kid?:

What was your first concert?:

If I tell you, I'd have to kill you...

Which two music artists would you like to see make a duet together?:

Who is a music artist you didn't like at first, but now you do?:

Cake

What/who has influenced your taste in music?:

My dad's CD collection of Van Halen, Aerosmith, Def Leopard, and Pat Benatar as well as my fav album, Linkin Park's "Hybrid Theory"

Is there any particular type of music you cannot stand?

Emo, Screamo, or this new dull, slow indie music fad where the artist is tone deaf and lacks musicality

If you were to write a song, what would be its overall concept?:

Doesn't really matter as long as it makes the audience rowdy and scores me a spot on the next "Guitar Hero" game

What do you recommend to those who are trying to get into radio?

Having an extensive music archive and talking into a mic isn't everything, here's a few do's and don'ts -

Do: Get hands on training on the boards and computer programs

Do: Take some kind of Intro Speech/Diction/Acting class

Don't: Try to be a "shock jock", Howard Stern is more than enough and

history has proven that you won't last long in the biz (i.e. Don Imus or Greaseman)