To say the least I’ve led an interesting life.

I was blessed to have been born into a family that encouraged – or at least didn’t discourage my creativity and imagination.

I can’t remember a time when the radio or TV wasn’t on and there was always music.  ALL KINDS of music.  My mum would sing, and my Dad would boast that while he couldn’t play a musical instrument he could play the record player.  

Aside from history and music, I love movies,  books – especially biographies and appreciate all the arts.

I was born in London, England and moved to Canada with my family when I was 6.

Radio and been a passion for me. I knew I wanted to be in radio when I was about 4 so no one should have been surprised to see that I was on the radio by the time I was 16.  I was accepted into the Broadcasting – Radio and TV program at Conestoga College in Kitchener,  one of only 25 students from over a thousand applicants. I was working (for pay) in radio by my first year.

I’ve went on to have a great career in radio.  I’ve been on the air as an announcer, I’ve been a music director, promotions manager.  I’ve worked in production and as a show producer.  I’ve also been a Program Director where I’ve had a chance to launch and relaunch several stations.  (An absolute blast).

I retired from my position as professor in the Broadcast Radio Program at Conestoga College in 2019. A position I had held for over 23 years.

After more than 40 years I’ve started playing saxophone again.  My wife bought me an alto sax just after I retired (for Christmas) and over the past few  years   I’ve been practicing on a regular basis. I still have  long way to go to give Dave Koz a run for his money but at least I’m heading in the right direction.