I started my radio career in High School with WNBH, then to Bates College and WCOU in ME.  I was soon on the fast track to bigger and bigger markets.

I started my career as a middle-of-the-roader politically, however when Reagan came into power and started lying, I started a drift to be more and more liberal.

• New York: WNBC, WOR, WNEW-AM.  I was at WNBC in the 70’s just before Imus.  I was at WNEW a short time later, and my stint with WOR was in the mid 90’s.
  
• Philadelphia: WWDP, WCAU, WIP.  I was at WCAU just after WNBC.  I did the 6-8PM show at WIP in the early 80’s, and 2 years later I moved over to WWDB as an air talent/Ops Director.
  
• Tampa: WFLA.  I left WWDB and accepted a job at WFLA, Tampa when Dolly Banks, the “DB” in WWDB, died in the late 80’s.
  
• New Jersey: WCTC.  In heavily populated NJ, I made my mark.

NETWORK RADIO

• MONITOR with Joe Garagiola and Bill Cullen, 450 affiliates.  While working at WNBC, I was invited to host Radio Monitor
  
• Sun Radio Network with 150 affiliates and People’s Radio Network with 110 affiliates.  After leaving WFLA in the 80’s, I worked for a couple of years with these two startup satellite networks.
  
• American Forces Radio Network, Frankfort Germany.  While in the Army, I was at AFN from 56-58.  The broadcasts were heard from England to the Soviet Union.

OTHER STATIONS

• WNBH, New Bedford, MA – It was here I started my career in radio
  
• WCOU, Lewiston, ME – I helped worked my way through college
  
• WMAS, Springfield, MA – 1955-56 and 1958-62

First Joined WCTC: 1963

Alma Mater:  Bates College

Hometown:  New Bedford, MA

Family:  2 Daughters

Pets:  Dogs

Favorite Food: Anything dead – like carrots

Favorite Sports Team:  Rutgers

Favorite Destination:  Home

Favorite Movie:  Scent of a Woman

Most Memorable Stories or Interviews: JFK Assassination

Why I'm A Journalist: Money

Favorite Song: Happy Birthday

Birthplace: NYC