Sound design by me. VO by Melody Sharp. Video by Ben Jammin.

So I made a little intro piece for the world premiere of Born This Way on 93.3 FLZ, only thinking it would play once while we got the song on the air. Turns out there were a TON of Little Monsters listening at the time for the premiere, and the whole thing (and LoveGame somehow playing in the middle of it) got FLZ and LoveGame trending on Twitter. Crazy.

Announcement piece for FLZ's inaugural Jingle Ball holiday concert...

These are real voicemails. No actors, no scripts, not safe for work. (No stealing.)
The following recordings may be inappropriate for younger audiences. Not my fault.

As featured on the FMQB CHR Aircheck 2006 CD. I don't even remember producing this, but I have a hard copy of this CD so I clearly did.

These are real voicemails. No actors, no scripts, not safe for work. (No stealing.)
The following recordings may be inappropriate for younger audiences. Not my fault.

A few things for Kiss 100 in London. Yeah, the UK one.

These two dudes are two of the nicest, most insightful young programmers in the industry. Also, Pat and I own a syndication company, and Eric and I once watched a no-hitter at the Trop.

In their recent Face-Off dual interview, they were nice enough to identify me as a Penn State alum, but not a radio person.  Thanks, guys.

Read their Face-Off article over at FMQB.com.

This was a LOT of fun to do. Concept by Rayne, production by Riggs.

FLZ turned 20 in 2009, and FMQB asked me to find or produce airchecks to cover each of the three distinct "eras" of the radio station's evolution. Could not have done this without the gracious help and audio packrattery of Eric Chase and Nick Daley.

These are real voicemails. No actors, no scripts, not safe for work. (No stealing.)
The following recordings may be inappropriate for younger audiences. Not my fault.

This video is a great example of why you don't give a bored morning show guy a video cam.

A few things that 98.5 KLUC in Las Vegas ended up not using. Cool guys though.

As featured on the FMQB CHR Aircheck September 2004 CD. Produced by me, but you can tell this was a team effort.