2018 |
Here are a few questions, I'm commonly asked.
What was your first job?
I worked at Sam The Record Man in Toronto for five years. It was the second location after the downtown Yonge Street location - at Towne And Country Square in North York.
What was your first radio job?
I worked part-time for two summers at CHEX in Peterborough, in the studio, but not on air. My first on-air job was at CKLC in Kingston.
Why Christian music?
My answer is the same as everyone's - it's the lyrics. They remind me of my faith. They remind me of the guy God wants me to be. It re-focuses me when I get distracted.
What do you do when you're not doing radio?
I manage two national recording artists - Luke Langman - a pop/worship artist; and Tom Roe - a country/gospel artist. I also play percussion in Tom's band.
What's something most people don't know about you?
I did professional modelling a few years ago through the Orange Modelling Agency, but the work was sparse for my age group. I learned a lot of visual stuff that I've been able to transfer to LIFE.
CKLC Kingston, about 1983. |
No. Maybe because I'm still active with a pre-recorded weekly show on CJAI near Kingston where I manage to weave in a few Christian tunes between Supertramp and Alice Cooper.
You wrote a book?
Ya, it's called "Herding Kittens". It's my story of my journey with the Christian rock band Anthem For Today. We did nearly 150 shows together. I have fabulous memories, an award, videos, number one songs and a tattoo. I also wrote "Good To Great - The Christian Radio Version". I was written to motivate and teach new radio people how to do radio.
Are you a gym rat?
No, I just work out a lot.
Is there something you'd like to see?
Ya, I'd like to walk across the crosswalk at Abbey Road.
Is there someone in Christian music you'd like to meet?
I've met just about everyone. The one who I never got to meet is Keith Green. That would have been great.
Thanks for asking!
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