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Saturday, September 18, 2010

Book Released at Last! Yeah!!

Friday, (September 17) my book “Good to Great – The Christian Radio Version” was published through Lulu.

My first involvement in Christian radio was in 1993 when I initiated a one-hour, once a week show in North Bay on CHUR and MIX 105 in Sudbury. I moved to Nashville to work full-time in Christian radio at WAY-FM in 1996. In 1998 I began working on the CRTC application for a new Christian station in Barrie and we launched LIFE 100.3 in the summer of 1999.

“Good to Great” is not a biography but rather a series of radio stories that I was involved in or heard as a listener - both mainstream and Christian. I also reminisce about the CHUM radio personalities that I heard as a teen and the influence they had on me.

The purpose of the book is pure ministry. I clearly see that my experiences in secular radio helped advance WAY-FM promotionally, and culminated in 1999, with the start-up of LIFE 100.3 in Barrie, where the ultimate purpose is to serve the Lord and His followers through radio.

Because this is ministry, each Program Director who works in Canadian Christian radio will get a complimentary copy next week by mail. If you’re not a PD – no problem. DJs and fans can order either a soft cover version for $15 or get the download for $10 thru http://www.lulu.com/.

Enjoy!

Saturday, December 19, 2009

Worth Reading

I got an early Christmas present from a co-worker - "Notes from the Tilt-A-Whirl" by N.D. Wilson. I’m not sure what this is about but the person who gave it to me, knows me well, so I trust there is some meat in here that I need to hear.

Another book I just bought for myself - "Comeback 2.0" - of course it is about Lance Armstrong. It’s more of a pictoral hardcover with detailed captions. The photos are amazing. And once again I see that Lance is more than a bike rider and a survivor of cancer - he is a superstar. He lives in a different world than I. Which will make this book part fantasy, except for the bike!

Happy reading!