Waking up the Capital Region - Saturday Mornings on B95.5

…because not everyone sleeps in on Saturday mornings! Begin your weekend with my sarcastic humor, stay informed about local events, learn musicology, and we’ll discuss my love of sugary treats. Join me on B95.5 on your FM dial in the 518, the FREE B95.5 mobile app, or around the globe on B95.com

My radio career began on May 29, 1993. I’m both amazed and excited 30+ years later and still entertaining on-the-air! Karen Carpenter said it best: “when I was young; I’d listen to the radio waiting for my favorite song…” So true, I constantly listened as a child with my small transistor radio. I'd play DJ, spinning 45's on my portable record player for my pretend radio station: “Stay Alive with 105” (as well as, doing baseball play-by-play, whilst playing pitch and catch with a tennis ball off the garage door.) Remembering those days, it really is yesterday, once more.  

My Professional move into commercial radio began in the fall of 1992 at The New School of Contemporary Radio in Albany, NY. After graduating in the spring of 1993, I landed my first radio gig less than two months later at WVAY (Triple A) in West Dover, VT. In September of 1995, I added the legendary WABY (Adult Standards) to my WVAY air shift. I remained with both station until August 1996, when I left Vermont radio. WABY was sold in 1998 and that put me on-the-air at K-LITE (Soft Rock) and eventually, 100.9/100.3 THE POINT (HOT AC). Both stations were owned by the same broadcast company. In fall 2001, I enjoyed a long over-do welcome into rock radio, spinning music that’s near and dear to me heart. The next nine years were gladly spent at the following hard rocking stations: 94 ROCK (Classic Rock), THE BONE (Classic Rock), and THE EDGE (Active Rock) respectively. Since 2010, I have been proudly entertaining the Albany, NY radio market at the top-rated B95.5 (Soft Rock). This industry is constantly evolving, and I’ve hosted air shifts at online stations from my home studio: Generations X (Hot AC), DCX Rocks (Active Rock), and KLLX (Classic Rock), along the way.