1) What was your first job in radio? Early influences? My actual first job in radio was helping out at a college radio station (not the broadcasting school I went to) just a gig making sure everything was up and running. My interest in radio started when I was a ...

1. What made you want to get into the radio and music business and who were your early mentors? I grew up in New Jersey listening to WSOU (Seton Hall's Award winning Metal radio station). I ended up going to Seton Hall so that I could work at WSOU. That's where my love ...

1) What was your first job in radio? Early influences? Midway through my internship at WMYG/Pittsburgh the station flipped format to Active Rock. I was hired to do overnights and also to help the Jimmy & Steve Morning Show. My influences were those guys along with other ...

1) What was your first job in radio? Early influences? There was college radio @ WVJC, but my first actual job was for WRBT, a Mainstream Rocker in the Evansville market. I worked under Bill May, who was a wealth of knowledge. As far as early influences, I learned so ...

1. What made you want to get into the music business? Who were some of your early mentors? I wanted to attend Seton Hall so I could get a job on WSOU. That is it in a nutshell. Be on the radio playing Rock and Metal. Done and done. It was after I got there and was ...

Led Zeppelin opened a door, YES opened a gate, and ARW will open a dam…says Rick. The definitive Yes lineup of ARW - Anderson, Rabin and Wakeman - have confirmed an upcoming reunion tour. Singer Jon Anderson, guitarist Trevor Rabin and keyboardist Rick Wakeman, ...

1) What was your first job in radio? Mark: Bulking carts and writing copy for bar night commercials at the now-defunct WMJQ in Rochester, NY. Nobody bulked carts like me! NeanderPaul: I snagged records (!) CDs, carts (get off my lawn!), coffee, and did what it took to ...

1) What was your first job in radio and who were your early influences and mentors? KZEL/Eugene, OR was a Progressive Album station with amazing credibility and social influence. It was not my first station, but made the biggest impact on me. I was a 17-year-old kid who ...

1. What made you want to get into the music business? Were there any early mentors? Getting in the music business was really a mistake. I went to college at Seton Hall. When I was there for orientation, I was taken on a tour of the radio station. I thought I can do this; ...