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I am starting a new video segment. It's going to be sort of an advice column but in video a forum. Like Dear Abby or Ann Landers but I'm just a DJ. I’ll just be using my life lessons, wisdom and humor if it is appropriate.

A couple of days ago I got a call from Maine Medical Center (MMC) reminding of a doctor's appointment for my daughter, Vikki. I told them on the call I would be there. I get there and overlooked an ultrasound that was part of the visit, which was slated in just before the appointment. Oops.

Here is a story I find personally interesting. It's about a new mobile technology called CarPlay.

It was nice to have a job shadow in today. It's always exciting to have someone in who has interest in audio, radio, and or the production field. Brian McNaughton from Farmingdale was in the station today to learn about the industry.

I'm asked this question a lot, what are my favorite songs? I'll take this opportunity to think about them and list them. My favorites would be the songs I've have played hundreds and hundreds of times and still love, and they are...

Here is my ‘Throwback Thursday’ story for today. What started as a part-time radio gig back on this week 15 years ago is still going, and even better, I'm still enjoying it. Of course I now work full time with afternoons,  but I do love this profession.

Here is my submission for 'Throwback Thursday' if that's still a thing. Over the years of doing radio, I've played thousands and thousands of songs and answered the phones who knows how many times. I've gotten everything from song requests to the deranged sounding to the silly prank calls and today I'll share a few experiences and give you a little look at what many of us on-air go through. Read M

Today is National Radio Day! Radio is the medium that is your friend in the car driving to or from work, the medium that can get local news out faster than any other and the medium that’s older than any other, except for print.

In Calgary, Canada there is AMP a Top 40 radio station which has decided on their own accord cut songs from their original length to run less than two minutes.

It’s “Throwback Thursday!” It’s now time for another story from my past. Today we’re going back to 1997. Yes it involves 92 Moose.

Casey Kasem has been hospitalized with stage three bed sores, a lung infection and bladder infection. Although a judge ordered that Kasem's daugher from his first marriage, Kerri, have control of her dad's medical care, his wife, Jean, wasn't about to give up control. When paramedics showed up to take Casey to the hospital yesterday, they couldn't get into the home immediately. Someone inside th

Wow, almost like overnight we went from multiple post offices open until midnight on tax day in Maine to none. The e-filing has really taken over the delivery of your paperwork.

Wow. Tonight it crossed my mind; not on this day but not too far off that I got my first paycheck in radio 20 years ago. I think because of other things going on in my life at the time, I started professionally probably in March of 1994 but it’s either amazing or crazy that I’ve remained in this profession pretty much non-stop in some capacity for two decades.

I'm not sure if it's just a sign of age and time or if I'm just more sentimental than others but today make me sad in a way. It is the most recent building in a long list of places that have either been demolished or revamped that meant something to me. I'm referring to the workplace where I met my wife, Lynn. At the time she was the Administrative Assistant and I was the overnight DJ. Yes, I went

It was 14 years ago I opened the Moose microphone for the first time in my second tour here at 92 Moose. I say second tour because I also worked here part time from the fall of 1996 through the fall of 1997.

This is the time of year for tiger-cub tours. Tonight was the first of I’m sure a few this season. They’re all looking to attain their communication badge on their way to graduation into the next level.