I set out to study TV and radio in college, and quickly traded the TV part for the DJ part. It all just clicked for me. Radio was what I was after, and TV was a slog, with only a few of us doing the work that needed many. Going from college right into commercial radio, that was a coup for a kid whose early education consisted mostly of memorizing bible passages. To work in the city I called home, well, that was something special. So many radio people are nomads, going from place to place to chase the gig. 
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I had a twenty-plus year radio career at major rock stations, WFNX, WBCN, WZLX (and that stint the ol' ROCK 101 in ManchVegas, I've told that story before), It was an incredible and unforgettable experience. I realize now that I don't have much of a bio here outside of excerpts from an early podcast script.