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 the station I listened to as a kid in New Hampshire, 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.